TheCondor

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by TheCondor 9mo ago
Are they that terrible, or is it the market and those of us with our own media are becoming more of the minority? I do question, at times, the amount of effort I put in to curating and backing up and maintaining our media. I too have a li
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by TheCondor 10mo ago
We have the same question, our runners are registers 24x7 but we probably only use a few hours a week. I get the logic of it, they have to have some sort of task running on their side when the runner is working. If it's only build t
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by TheCondor 10mo ago
The Jag XK platform had 45+ year run. I'd bet that as long as the 911 is made, it'll have an inline 6 and to someone's thinking it will be the same platform as the air-cooled version from 1964. Engine architectures tend to
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by TheCondor 10mo ago
How do you see the math working out? The numbers are staggering.
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by TheCondor 11mo ago
Oracle is, Rambus is still around, Qualcomm appears to be quite strong. I feel for font foundries, it's hard work to make great fonts. People want great fonts. Actually paying for them is kind of an afterthought. It sort of seem
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by TheCondor 11mo ago
How about shipping one? Like even just shipping some tools to internal users is a pain
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by TheCondor 11mo ago
It’s the current version of CCIE or some of the other certs. People pay money to learn how to operate AWS, other thing erode the value of their investment.
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by TheCondor 1y ago
That's a very favorable interpretation. It looks an awful lot like a sampling designed to identify who the "enemies" are.
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by TheCondor 1y ago
I use it where I can, unfortunately those places are usually scripts that don’t benefit from the compiler. The project is moving into maintenance mode, if some folks want to get python-famous, go support pypy.
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by TheCondor 1y ago
I suspect it is getting better but I've experienced some breaking changes with Typst. Nothing that was terribly difficult to fix, debugging it wasn't obvious though. There seems to be a huge amount of folks that want typst t
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by TheCondor 1y ago
“Not great optics” is a very generous way to describe it. Maybe they should detail the faults of the current Air Force 1 and explain how it’s failing to enable the president to serve the nation. “Aging” is awfully vague and they service
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by TheCondor 1y ago
It looks like Lenovo and others are starting to get NUCs/MiniPCs out with these. I'd love to have one of these for Proxmox.
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by TheCondor 1y ago
It seems like these problems are related to software and a certain size of corporation that is selling it. VMWare isn't hoping to make a few $million, they want/need to make a few $billion. And it is absolutely a race to the b
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by TheCondor 1y ago
I generally like Python. I'm not a hater but I don't treat it like a religion either. Async Python is practically a new language. I think for most devs, it's a larger than than 2 to 3 was. One of the things that made pytho
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by TheCondor 1y ago
I’m a fan of optical storage and its durability (with reasonable care.) But the problem is when you need to recover and have 20 Blu-ray Discs with important data scattered about, it takes days. Or when there is a specific piece of data you
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by TheCondor 1y ago
Taking a bunch of projects and making containers and flexible helm charts for them is kind of an interesting model. It’s what Redhat and Canonical do with raw Linux packages; they charge for premium support and even patches or extended sup
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by TheCondor 1y ago
I was running late for the last flight home on a Friday a handful of years back. Skipped a late lunch and got to the gate just in time to find out the plane is late too. We boarded the plane but after an hour they unloaded us. Turns ou
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by TheCondor 1y ago
Their cameras and hardware are pretty solid. They work with ONVIF reasonably well too. It would be awesome if there was an openfirmware option for this hardware.
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by TheCondor 1y ago
Is there a specific example of the left-leaning bias you can mention?
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by TheCondor 1y ago
I don’t know if it’s the whole internet but what about a company or service that did this? The benchmark to a review on Amazon and Goodreads is really low. It seems like we want/need the Costco model where you pay a fee to take part
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by TheCondor 1y ago
What if the demonstration of power was for Americans?
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by TheCondor 1y ago
There are both kinds. There are passionate mountaineers that want to reach the tallest summit, with varying degrees of “rules” about it that matter to them. There are also a group of “tourists” that want it for, what appears to be, other
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by TheCondor 1y ago
Including too much, people have died from this. The point remains though, this is recreation so why not just hire Dr Ferrari and take cera or epo
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by TheCondor 1y ago
I was thinking of putting something together for this. Like a helm chart that works with k3s. datapains has some good stuff to get trino running and you can get a hivemetastore running with some hacking. I dorked around with it and the
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by TheCondor 1y ago
Hive supports 2 kinds of partitioning, injected and dynamic. You can totally use a partition key like the hour in UNIX time. It's an integer starting at some epoch and incrementing by 3600. Now your query engine might require you to
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by TheCondor 1y ago
What’s the domestic piracy rate for NFL games? They split the rights up in much more imaginative ways, like local channels can broadcast sold out local games and then the nfl itself or an rsn or major network can broadcast the remote half.
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by TheCondor 1y ago
Aren't a lot of users on there simply to waste time? It costs next to nothing, provides some sort of sensation in your brain that you're doing things, you might see some neat pictures or videos. It's like a different kind of
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by TheCondor 2y ago
He’s owned it though. Did his probation and community service. Many, maybe most of us did stupid things, it’s part of a hacker youth. Owning it, admitting it, that’s a big part of building trust and proving to others that you’ve grown and
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by TheCondor 2y ago
I'm not disagreeing with you, but you should invert the question and think about it. In the case of a cathedral, I think it is relatively easy to commit to the project you won't see through, it has a significance to those people m
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Yeah, but you still can play with the harder to use clubs or older balls or whatever. Some amateur coming to the course and driving 300yds too easily doesn't have to change the way you play. I guess if you want to compete with them th

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