Octabrain

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by Octabrain 4y ago
Can you provide any source for supporting that claim?
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by Octabrain 4y ago
https://youtu.be/MT_u9Rurrqg I felt obligated to find and post the link to the scene. What a great movie.
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by Octabrain 4y ago
Agree to disagree. I guess each body behaves differently. Worth mentioning that I was always cautious with the amount of weigths and strict with the executiom. Never got injured, however as I said, I could felt the load in my joints and als
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by Octabrain 4y ago
I've personally found that AthleanX has, IMO, good and informative videos but a few ones that sounded to me of looking for the controversy for the sake of views, being the one I remember the most about the "muscle-up being a show
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by Octabrain 4y ago
Just to be clear, was this some kind of conspirancy theory then?
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by Octabrain 4y ago
By classic I meant the typical set of isolation excercises focused on heavy load of weights. I said a disaster because I felt that continuing on that path I would have injuried myself.
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by Octabrain 4y ago
Well, that's a subjetive question but for giving you an idea, with weights I had a bigger body (as a result of the muscular hypertrophy) that was heavier, slower and had to develop and maintain with a strict diet whereas now I am rippe
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by Octabrain 4y ago
ha! I just remembered a anecdote of a friend, many years ago, telling me that he suspected that his internet was not working properly because perhaps the ethernet cable to his computer was to tight in a part of the installation. I remember
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by Octabrain 4y ago
> The IRS did deliberately target conservatives though. A goverment agency in charge of something crucial like taxes targeting citizens based on their political preferences? man, I am not from the US but that sounds utterly apalling for
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by Octabrain 4y ago
From my personal experience, for the majority of people, I would recommend to stay away from classic body building weight trainning. I trainned that way for several years in my early twenties (back then, I was even a certified body bulding
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by Octabrain 4y ago
> I can confidently say that while experience in the industry is great (having worked part-time at a startup, as well as various internships during College), I think the knowledge gained from University classes is often underrated. 100%
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by Octabrain 4y ago
On a RaspberryPi 4b I have installed in my living room: - Wireguard - A Python script I created myself for providing a dynamic DNS ala DynDNS. - Bind9 for the split horizon DNS. To be added at some point later this year: Self hosted bitward
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by Octabrain 4y ago
Would you say this is a natural consecuence of human emotions (e.g ego), economic interests, powerful players that have corrupted the game etc? I'm genuintely curious. As an ignorant on science and its processes in academia or markets,
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by Octabrain 4y ago
I didn't interpreted as such but as an oversimplification and a sign of lack of operations experience as I stated at the beginning of my comment.
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by Octabrain 4y ago
> RDS is ultimately a solution for people who look in the mirror and confidently say "you don't know how to run a database." I think this is a terrible oversimplification and something tells me that you haven't had to
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Ask HN: Why the hatred towards Microservices?
5 points by Octabrain 4y ago|9 comments
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by Octabrain 4y ago
Sorry, my bad. I misremembered. It's just Docker the thing I read about people having issues with.
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by Octabrain 4y ago
Thank you for that. One question, do you use the default SQLite database storage backend or something else? What about backups?
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by Octabrain 4y ago
My setup too. However, this year I would like to give a go to self hosted Bitwarden in a RaspberryPi. Just for the satisfaction of it.
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by Octabrain 4y ago
I have been tempted recently to install Fedora Silverblue for trying it a daily driver in a spare computer I have at home, however, I read in many forums people having to implement some nasty workarounds for common things I use (e.g Docker&
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by Octabrain 4y ago
What do you use the laptop for if I might ask? I am tempted to get the same one but with the Ryzen 5 PRO 6650U.
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by Octabrain 4y ago
> - Reliable, serviceable, upgradeable, fashion-despising: T14 / T480 / T490. I got motivated to buy the T14 as my next machine until I saw that the RAM is not upgradable. Only SSD and the extra M.2 slot. :( EDIT: At least the
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by Octabrain 4y ago
Just logged in to answer to your comment and say that I found that "The business of truth is not a democracy." quote of yours simply brilliant.
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ClamAV 1.0.0 LTS Released(blog.clamav.net)
1 points by Octabrain 4y ago|0 comments
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by Octabrain 4y ago
I understand what you say and the appeal for it. However, I have to admit that one of the reasons I like Golang over Python (Although I develop in both frequently and enjoy them) is because of the language mentality of libraries over framew
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Ask HN: What is the thing you've built that you regret the most?
502 points by Octabrain 4y ago|520 comments
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by Octabrain 4y ago
So, you are telling me that my girlfriend's college IT department, has the capability, through Office 360, of manipulating which folders to backup on the clients side? Man, I really hope it's Friday and my brain is exhausted and n
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by Octabrain 4y ago
Not relate with the post but a rant against OneDrive a couple of weeks ago came to my mind: My partner uses Windows 11. She works and also studies in college. In both places they use Office360 so, she has her laptop set up with her Microsof
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by Octabrain 4y ago
I always say that one of the problems in the Canonical's strategy with Snap is not to provide the backend allowing everyone to set their own "store". Then, Canonical would focus in the added value of their one, with things su
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by Octabrain 4y ago
I am astonished by what I am reading in the comments. I've been living in the UK for almost 6 years now and not a single time I've felt I've been judged or mistreated because of my accent or even my lack of language skills th

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