NewJazz

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1. 961.▲
   by NewJazz 1y ago

   Fauci's statement is true. Weird link you got there.
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   Something wireless would be nice for portability IMO, e.g. Apple or Logitech Bluetooth. Security considerations there though. I wouldn't want a numpad. A track point would be ape. I struggle with keyboard recommendations b/c I&#x2
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   Hmm have you tried devenv? https://devenv.sh/ UV is pretty good for python too.
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   See ya soon and please be ready with the fish!
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   People use containers server side in Linux land mostly... Some desktop apps (flatpak is basically a container runtime) but the real draw is server code. Do you think people would be developing and/or distributing end user apps via macO
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   Have you read Death's End? Stop dreading and start living.
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   Or maybe a stand and separate keyboard. Better ergonomics than a laptop that way with similar portability.
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   What would these be useful for?
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   They didn't.
10. 970.▲
    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Or just doing Tesla style oversubscription.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    He is truly a common man. Let's not pretend we wouldn't do the same given the same situation /s
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    How can a car factory easily pivot to making weapons or even armored vehicles? I don't think that is a realistic approach to DIB readiness. Armored vehicles can be somewhat useful in some war scenarios, but even Abrams tanks weren&#x27
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Lots of those scenarios you listed show how car based transit fails, too. https://www.tampabay.com/hurricane/2024/10/07/tampa-bay-traf...
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Hi sorry I think I may have used the wrong terminology. I meant hardware switches to make sure a device stays offline when you tell it to, not switches to turn off the internet totally.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Or the answer can be aggressive pentesting for foreign tech and mandating network kill switches. But that's too much work. Let's just trust that Ford can design a secure system and pay them 100x what we would have paid the pentest
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    At that point don't open port 22 to the internet, just set up wireguard or tailscale.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    No, plenty of OSs ship encrypted DNS resolvers by default.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Um, Ukraine is whole country with the backing of a major economic bloc (or two, if you include US as well as EU). We are lucky folks are showing up at all. Now you want them to spend thousands if not millions or billions on weaponry? Who wo
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    That's crazy. We're 3 years into a 5 year depreciation cycle, and now they "change their minds". Sure convenient when you know you are in power to supercharge growth and leave a time bomb for the next admin.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Increasingly irrelevant startup guards their moat.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Goals change but maybe maintainers should fork and start new things. See e.g. node then deno.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Sounds like they gave up on technical interviews and hoped their reputation was enough to get people to submit work for free in the hopes of a paid position. Fly does something similar, except they pay you for the evaluation work.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    We denormalized some data then wanted to quickly filter by it. I managed to find a decent index to get us through, but now I'm stuck with another dimension in my data that I'd rather not have. I think I'll have to create a ne
24. 984.▲
    by NewJazz 1y ago

    I'm struggling with TimescaleDB performance right now and wondering if the grass is greener.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    The commenter literally stated that it has been applied to executive orders by courts
26. 986.▲
    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Or the wrong one.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    For a distro,just building packages for an architecture is notable support-wise. Those with custom firmware and kernels can pair them with the rocky 10 userspace.
28. 988.▲
    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Yeah but you have to have someone review them which costs some money.
29. 989.▲
    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Must be some blanket policy they have to follow.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    There must be a blanket policy that they have to follow for some words.