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Arubis
3y ago
Your phone bill is approaching $1500 annually? What are your parameters? Unless that’s unlimited data lines for a family with lots of added devices, that’s a ton of money.
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Arubis
3y ago
Or the popular Emacs package.
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3y ago
For those wondering “which Helm?”: > Helm’s product was a secure personal server combined with a cloud-based service that made it incredibly easy to own your data — starting with online identity and email.
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Arubis
3y ago
The money poured into this without effect was astonishing.
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Arubis
3y ago
That's totally fair, at the discretion of the individual. I'm happy to see people given the choice.
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3y ago
“We will also keep Slack and internal email open today for everyone so we can share farewells.” That’s drastically different. Most orgs that’ve run layoffs over the last few years have terminated access immediately, or even before informing
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Arubis
3y ago
I’ll try the hang-drying; appreciate it. Cold water def helps. There’s not much I can do about the frequency, alas.
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Arubis
3y ago
This worked for me right up till I had kids. Now, with daily spillage, I'm washing the darned things to death.
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3y ago
I really don’t want to have to deal with migrating fifteen years of stuff out of 1Password, but this might compel me to out of respect for the clients I work with.
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Arubis
4y ago
The world moves slower than you think...in the short term. But change compounds. https://fs.blog/gates-law/
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4y ago
If you're one of the upper-tier non-US nationalities concerned about a strengthening dollar, that sets up some behavioral and policy incentives that could have destabilizing effects. Like, Russia's purported election interference
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Arubis
4y ago
If you told me you could make one room of my house consistently color-balanced with LED lighting that I would have no reason to hate, I would ball up a couple hundred dollar bills and throw them at you. (Edit: I’m also coming from buying Ph
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4y ago
The 10x engineers I've met don't write 10x more or better or more well-targeted code. They enable ten other engineers to double their output. "10x engineers" are a leadership position, not a development position.
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4y ago
Hard agree. Like sibling commenters, I love the idea of building something new with greater leverage. On an individual level, I'm looking forward to leveling up and finding new ways to be effective in my work. Unlike sibling commenters
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4y ago
https://archive.is/paeOV
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4y ago
Presumably to stop from being undercut. Isn't this why we have anti-trust laws?
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4y ago
Can someone add context to the “gets bought out” part?
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4y ago
Extreme tl;dr: build a meditation practice before worrying about anything else.
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4y ago
I love this idea generally. How, though, do you account for different people with the same job description living at different distances? As a thought experiment, Alice and Bob are both security and network engineers that work in the server
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4y ago
Every problem is a people problem. Especially when you're told by your client that it's not a people problem.
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Garden – The DevOps automation tool for K8s
(garden.io)
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4y ago
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4y ago
What’s the service life on such equipment? Sales of new Huawei telecom equip have been banned outright in the US for a couple months. https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/us-fcc-bans-e...
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4y ago
According to TFA, this method works not only on existing in-operation blades, but means landfilled blade material can be repurposed for remanufacture. That means less extraction of raw materials in the first place—presuming the chemical pro
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4y ago
Well, you’re unlikely to need to worry about being laid off.
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If you take a sibling commentator's suggestion to stand up something at home, there's always older, beyond-upstream-support rackmount servers to be had on Craigslist for a song. You'll end up upping your electrical bill in th
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The Good Forger (Adolfo Kaminsky)
(economist.com)
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4y ago
I’d strongly recommend Statesman instead: https://gocardless.com/blog/statesman/ I’m unaffiliated, just have used a lot of Ruby SM libraries.
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…had they stopped? Or even slowed down? I’ve presumed that no one being held accountable meant USGov de facto granting permission for this to continue unabated, just please be more careful about being caught.
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4y ago
Rails is quite the double-edged sword, too. Even putting aside the controversial close ties to DHH (which is a hell of an exception to be making), the dominating presence of Rails within the Ruby ecosystem means that any Ruby-adjacent proje
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Last Resolution Standing
(laststanding.app)
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