Legogris

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by Legogris 7y ago
Single data-point here: As someone who's worked mostly full-remote for 5+ years and has been in an office for the past 2 years: I absolutely prefer being in an office with my coworkers. Everyone has different priorities of course, but
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by Legogris 7y ago
No small set of solutions will be enough. We're nowhere close to a "solution" and for the average individual who is not a policy-maker or wealthy investor, "lifestyle" changes and consumer choices is pretty much the
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by Legogris 7y ago
So it's OK to crap in the street if you pick enough litter that you're now poo-negative? Carbon emissions is not the only major climate impact from the things you mention and it's not about "paying your dues" as an
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by Legogris 7y ago
Spot on. But you forgot -ify.
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by Legogris 7y ago
Can't believe I missed stow, this goes straight to the bucket list!
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by Legogris 7y ago
Used to have that actually, it's just too much of a hassle in today's cloud environment (I can easily SSH into dozens of fresh instances over a day and there's no way I'm baking my personal config into an image). I was c
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by Legogris 7y ago
This is more for the case when a single JS file fails to load from a CDN or things like ReCaptcha. Since it's an API, even if it would have been 30+ those could all still be approved with a single script call.
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by Legogris 7y ago
What I'd really like is temporary whitelisting a single domain. Just because I need to use site X for a couple of minutes it doesn't mean I want the flood-gates open.
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by Legogris 7y ago
Didn't consider that the mode can be set from environment variable, then it can just be automatically set from my ssh command, thanks for the tip! Searching back in the buffer in emacs mode is the one thing I've been keep having t
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by Legogris 7y ago
For those who customize their configs and, like me, SSH into all kinds of different short- and long-lived servers regularly: How do you stay sane? I don't want to have to scp over my tmux conf to every single server I jump on, but OTOH
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by Legogris 7y ago
FWIW, my university specifically only allowed calculators pre-approved as non-programmable for any exam. Casio FX-82/Sharp EL-W531/Texas TI-30. These go for ~20$. Fancier ones like the TI-84 etc were only allowed during lectures,
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by Legogris 7y ago
If you mean with similar on-chain guarantees, do you have a source? Haven't seen anything like it.
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by Legogris 7y ago
> I guess it's because Lambda has built in support for .NET Core (only 2.2 though), whereas in Beanstalk it's only supported if you use Docker and manage it yourself. The article doesn't mention this, but I this makes me s
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by Legogris 7y ago
You're talking about Bitcoin specifically here. Look at the decentralized finance space currently emerging around Ethereum where smart contracts are used to construct similar debt-based constructs that we have in the traditional econom
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by Legogris 7y ago
I don't have much to contribute to the conversation, but also curious.
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by Legogris 7y ago
Yeah. I feel like my modest one-time donations to Oxfam and cancer foundations have already been matched by all the mail they've sent me over the years since. Makes me less likely to donate again.
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by Legogris 7y ago
Good point. MVNOs don't really do all of that, but I see what you mean.
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by Legogris 7y ago
A better analogy of something that regularly happens would be demands for a mobile phone provider to hand over all info they have for a number used in drug trade. Not sure how that works in Germany.
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by Legogris 7y ago
I now decided that I am going to do this actually, thanks.
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by Legogris 7y ago
If this was purely launched as an investment vehicle that people could put their savings in, I am not certain that the regulatory response would be the same. This is a mischaracterization of what Libra even intends to be. It's marketed
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by Legogris 7y ago
There's a key difference here in that Libra is a permissioned ledger in a fundamentally different way. One could argue that PoS-based blockchains fall under that as well, since you need to acquire tokens to stake to become a validator
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by Legogris 7y ago
Dang. I both live and work within 10 minutes walk from Notre Dame and mostly don't leave the area on a daily basis. I wonder if there is any possibility this is a contributing factor in my recent deteriorating health.
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by Legogris 7y ago
Oh, I actually have no idea, I just assumed it must be him given the comment..
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by Legogris 7y ago
Hey, got to say say that I am a big fan of your music as well. Seen you live outside Volvo and at big festivals. Random Friday eat all are excellent for unwinding and reflecting as the darkness comes. I feel there’s something particularly S
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by Legogris 7y ago
More like, the free market works great for certain things (integrated circuits) and horribly for others (prisons, highways). Between that you have a range of things like healthcare, education, transport and postal systems. Where you draw th
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by Legogris 7y ago
A right to employment for those relying on Uber for income wouldn’t mean you or Uber would be prohibited of working like you are today.
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by Legogris 7y ago
Being employed and having flexible working hours are not exclusive.
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by Legogris 7y ago
I can read between the lines an assumption that Uber will do the bare minimum required by law while exercising all restrictions on drivers they are legally allowed to. How can they be for self-organization of drivers (as states in the relea
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by Legogris 7y ago
ICO bagholders disagree
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Can you use a Raspberry Pi 4 as a desktop machine?(hackaday.com)
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