Arubis

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by Arubis 4y ago
Less of an invasion risk.
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by Arubis 4y ago
Oh, yeah. I'm not prescriptive about never replatforming. You just shouldn't do it without a very compelling reason and a lot of consideration. If you've got a dozen microservices written in a mix of ColdFusion, Salesforce, s
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by Arubis 4y ago
Parent comment is phrased this way because TFA only presented and evaluated those options.
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by Arubis 4y ago
Nobody needs to justify not replatforming, regardless of the involved tech. It's just a sane default. It's when an org _does_ decide that rebuilding their existing property on a different stack that justification is in order.
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by Arubis 4y ago
And there's a bloody vaccine for it.
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by Arubis 4y ago
> dens of piracy and CSAM Tangential, but fascinating that we've binned these categories together. The latter is likely orders of magnitude more harmful to society.
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by Arubis 4y ago
In the case of healthcare, it’s because crippling, inescapable debt that spans multiple generations is still usually preferable to actual death.
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by Arubis 4y ago
Atom was great, but I'll admit that I'd forgotten about it entirely.
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by Arubis 4y ago
Ha! This is the fun thing about HN. Thank you for ox-hugo; it’s the only thing that’s worked for me at all to enable blogging even rarely (my habits are a total mess)
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by Arubis 4y ago
I'm rather a fan of [ox-hugo]( https://ox-hugo.scripter.co/ ) for similar purpose. There's more to understand upfront, but since the output target is Hugo, you can modify/eject from Org with zero effort.
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WorldWideWeb.app(blog.iconfactory.com)
288 points by Arubis 4y ago|93 comments
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by Arubis 4y ago
That would be the case if the bulk of the cost was being used to address negative externalities that are currently absorbed by the commons. As things stand, high prices are just high profits. Taxes are the same or lower.
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by Arubis 4y ago
Anecdotally, I have two young kids in daycare, and everyone’s been sick more often than not since January. Frequent Covid swabs all come back negative.
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by Arubis 4y ago
Whether politics are involved or not, this is a move from one insufficient solution (mapping keyboard layouts to expressed nationality) to another insufficient solution (mapping keyboard layouts to two-character language codes). You really
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by Arubis 4y ago
Tl;dr: it’s easy to prevent a debate on an issue with “the data isn’t in” if you systematically prevent the data from being collected. Worked for tobacco and sugar companies, too.
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by Arubis 4y ago
I’m happier yet to know you’re involved! That at least gives me reason to believe Muse will be around for years. (^^ parent cofounded Heroku)
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by Arubis 4y ago
Especially true for any sort of note taking/reference tool. If I’m on the hook for a subscription to access part of my brain, that is a _problem_. Edit: granted, Muse looks gorgeous and I don’t mind paying for things. Just echoing subs
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by Arubis 4y ago
A strong recommendation, and it's on sale at the moment. Okay—purchased without reading into it too much. Thank you!
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Unicast Use of the Formerly Reserved 127/8(ietf.org)
3 points by Arubis 4y ago|0 comments
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by Arubis 4y ago
I really enjoyed Hades, which is a lot more story-heavy than it looks from the outside. Historically loved stuff like Braid (hence "borderline pretentious") and happily replayed, but there's fewer recent titles on my radar he
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by Arubis 4y ago
Thank you. This is wild.
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Pace Layering: How Complex Systems Learn and Keep Learning(jods.mitpress.mit.edu)
1 points by Arubis 4y ago|0 comments
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by Arubis 4y ago
I hadn't heard about that proposal; do you have a link to discussion/source? It sounds like a Bad Idea and I'm curious for the arguments in favor.
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by Arubis 4y ago
Kerbal Space Program 2 would be a nice start. These days I'm more interested in story-heavy, all single-player, occasionally borderline pretentious games, whose story is sufficiently compelling to distract from what the outside world (
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by Arubis 4y ago
Nope. This does nothing for me.
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by Arubis 4y ago
> CCW holders are less likely to commit crimes than police officers. What’s “commit” here? Accusation, conviction, something else?
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by Arubis 4y ago
Remarkably, this is debatable; it depends on how you define each of automobile and bicycle, but by many definition sets, the car came first.
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by Arubis 4y ago
If you're privileged and carrying the feeling that you need to be the provider in your family group, that facet of your life experience would be improved by greater equity in our society. The patriarchy harms everyone, including those
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Shape Up(basecamp.com)
3 points by Arubis 4y ago|0 comments
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by Arubis 4y ago
Socioeconomically, that makes you statistically unlikely to be someone that can afford elective limb-lengthening surgery, so you probably live with it.

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