Beltiras

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by Beltiras 5y ago
100% agnostic. I argue like an atheist thou, meh is really not an interesting position to take. Also, I really like upsetting the expectation of religious people that they have ownership of virtue.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
You mean like Dogecoin?
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Anyone fluent enough to read these type of posts and threads are very comfortable to moving to elliptic curve.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Losing data usually means losing customers. Usually more customers than just whos data you lost.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Note: postmortem has a more dire meaning in non-tech circles (literally means "after death"). You want to say retrospective instead. I know it's a difference in culture.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Being less wrong is probably as good as it ever gets.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
I'm leaving my current workplace because we are making the switch the other way around. Having spent 3 years retooling everything for Docker and containers we just got a new boss that's slowly moving more in the Windows direction.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Those sunk costs are sometimes a dev team. Not just a matter of spent money.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Has it ever not been?
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by Beltiras 5y ago
I suppose it does. I miss call graphs thou.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
This looks really promising.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Profiling Python code is such a hot mess. Since Linesman is not available anymore I actually don't know a good tool to do development profiling except use cProfile and a lot of time I don't have. Production is worse. Only thing t
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by Beltiras 5y ago
I'm quite sure there's a database admin somewhere salivating at the idea of having that much RAM.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
That's what I was going for.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
IBM is really good at hyping tech and then finding a mark and squeezing real hard. Just look at how they wrung hospitals for exorbitant amounts of money for Watson. If someone bought an IBM solution they should be fired.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
I can't figure out how to generate a hash. There's no right-click functionality and I'm not about to input coordinates when I should be able to just click the map. What am I not understanding here?
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by Beltiras 5y ago
That's such a boss move. Hope it goes through.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
In my opinion they get one "pass". Science fiction is best when you have one thing changed in the world and ask the question "How does this world behave?". OK, so the Expanse changes 2 things. Constant acceleration is po
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by Beltiras 5y ago
As someone that is currently estranged from a parent, trust me no. That is not the case.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Read up on black soil.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
It's carbon-negative even if you don't count the buried carbon due to it being a powerful fertilizing agent.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
I don't know of any technology where you get both the desired effect as well as an in-built mechanism for cloning the machine using locally sourced materials, often without human intervention.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Industrial CO2 is produced by burning natural gas as a byproduct to produce ammonia. DAC is way too expensive.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
Actively sabotaging mail delivery in a pandemic for political purposes.
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by Beltiras 5y ago
How Louis DeJoy is not in cuffs is beyond my understanding.
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by Beltiras 6y ago
If they removed the trading restrictions on the stock it would shoot back up again.
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by Beltiras 6y ago
Pink, yellow and regular oysters, Boletus, Lion's Mane, shiitake, maitake. Might not get to do all of these but those are my priority types.
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by Beltiras 6y ago
I'm working on getting an oyster mushroom farm going in Reykjavík, Iceland. It's a bootstrapped operation so it's going to be a slog of a run. I've solved most of the engineering problems associated with a low-tech mushr
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by Beltiras 6y ago
It's absolutely bonkers.
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by Beltiras 6y ago
Might have started on Venus too.

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