John23832

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by John23832 11mo ago
If you have explosive growth, sure cloud. The vast majority of us that are actually technically capable are better served self hosting. Especially with tools like cloudflare tunnels and Tailscale.
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by John23832 11mo ago
You don't actually need any of those things until you no longer have a "project", but a business which will allow you to pay for the things you require. You'd be amazed by how far you can get with a home linux box and cl
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by John23832 11mo ago
Insurance middle-men have made healthcare expensive. That has nothing to do with the ACA.
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by John23832 11mo ago
The ACA didn't do away with HSAs.
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by John23832 1y ago
Finally. I'd been waiting for this for at least 4 years. Hopefully this is a step toward: https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/183
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by John23832 1y ago
> Not sure about tailscale coordination server but once you establish connection to a headscale server I was responding to the context here. > How about stop commenting just for the sake of it? Coordination server does a lot apart fr
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by John23832 1y ago
Headscale is just a open source implementation of the Tailscale coordination server. The coordination server just provides the IPs by which you use wireguard to connect. It can see that metadata (what machines are in a tailnet), but not any
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by John23832 1y ago
Right and that is different that passive wording of "job loss" used above?
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by John23832 1y ago
My grandmother used to say, evil outlives good.
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by John23832 1y ago
You’re ineligible to vp if you are ineligible to be president. Edit: it seems that interpretation of the 22 is up for debate. Whether it’s just elections, or all forms of succession.
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by John23832 1y ago
Historical equivalent. 1940’s Germany: Run the trains to the camps, or bad things will happen to you. Sometimes you should say no. We’ve ceded power to corporations in the society so that they are essentially the most powerful thing next to
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by John23832 1y ago
> So, the compiler, stdlib and runtime, core libraries, build system ... not enough? What else would you want? First class IDE support (Xcode is not that). Better documentation. The build system only half works. Better packaging. I can k
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by John23832 1y ago
I feel like Swift could be such a great language if it was only given the proper care and feeding of open source. Instead it's largely locked in the apple walled garden with tokens given to the outside.
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by John23832 1y ago
Kramnik frankly has proven himself to be a POS. Even outside of this context. He's been baselessly accusing everyone of cheating for years.
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by John23832 1y ago
Nobody came after him. He spoke his mind and then others spoke their mind. That is what everyone is allowed.
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by John23832 1y ago
Of course. The storm troopers need to keep going.
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by John23832 1y ago
The "why not use" section should probably include nvtop?
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by John23832 1y ago
> Just because you have a limit to how much you're willing to care about somebody doesn't mean that you are feigning the care that you do give. And the limit is just engaging with someone in a way that they didn't ask you
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by John23832 1y ago
This person has been let go and you're reaching out _to them_. If you don't care about the person and their emotions, don't say anything. Nobody else will know otherwise (other than the person you clearly don't actually
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by John23832 1y ago
Right, like why say anything at all? Just ignore them out the door if you're going to ignore their emotions as well.
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by John23832 1y ago
I never understood this. The customer type that wants to run an NAS is technically capable. They may choose to run a all-in-one NAS like those from Synology or are ubiquity because of the convenience but if you then make it inconvenient for
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by John23832 1y ago
Well that kills it.
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by John23832 1y ago
China is leading the world in renewable energy production. Nuclear buildout, wind farms, solar farms. There's even some minor thermal (even though they're not geographically suited for that). Sure, they are starting from a high nu
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by John23832 1y ago
Sad because, imo, CarPlay is really good. Or even if you like AndroidAuto, I assume it would be better than a non-software company's offering. Just offer it and if the customer doesn't want to use it, they will not.
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by John23832 1y ago
Someone has read Outliers[0] obviously. I personally don't think that it is a big deal. Giving kids until 3rd grade to actually "settle" and demonstrate ability is a good idea. Equal opportunity until we can decide as a socie
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Donald Trump says US cities should be used as military 'training grounds'(ft.com)
59 points by John23832 1y ago|11 comments
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by John23832 1y ago
Why hire an h1-b when you can shift the entire campus abroad? Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have definitely been doing that. This practice hurts all state side workers, citizen and h-1b alike.
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by John23832 1y ago
These are the hospitals that are essentially all travel nurses. Worked to death, but well paid. Don't actually have to care anything more than the bare minimum because at the end of the day, there's an end of the day (contract).
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by John23832 1y ago
This was a huge problem with books. I can't count the number of times I received copied, badly bound books from Amazon that were supposed to be new. Pushed me to bookshop.org for most normal stuff. I go to the publisher for everything
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by John23832 1y ago
The gotcha's don't work on me, sorry. They've steered a massive ship (and its crew) well enough to corner the manufacturing market for everything, globally, in less than 30 years. They've steered that same ship well enou

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