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by _huayra_ 2y ago
Does KQL still enforce no blank lines in the `let` clauses to the expression? When I last used KQL, it was infuriating that I could create my `let` clauses in chunks separated by whitespace because a blank line would be considered a termina
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
The only real sailworthiness advantage I know if is that if you're sailing with conditions big enough to make you surf (and downwind, i.e. not some weird situation where the wind and the waves are not coming from the same direction), b
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
Please read up on the tax implications if you are a US citizen. Unless you move to some place in Europe with low taxes (e.g. certain cantons in Switzerland, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a more difficult country to get a work visa
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
Is this true with respect to the ABI? I get how a temporary is blown away at the end of a statement with a `;` if it wasn't bound to a reference that extends its lifetime, but wouldn't the code need to allocate a return slot regar
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
Well, that and being completely public. I, for one, don't want the whole world to know whom I'm paying for things.
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
It exists, and not just for C++: https://buck2.build/
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
The N100 is great, hopefully not affected by this problem though I'm not sure yet. It sips power and I've really liked it for homelab use where memory and IO are more important than core count (because most of the times things are
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
The best tool for this I've found so far is Logseq [0]. The only things that come close in functionality are some really custom Emacs roll-your-own things that were just too hard for me as a basic Doom Emacs defaults user, and Anytype.
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
My rule of thumb is to get the edges tuned once a season (I clock ~40 days), usually after the last of the rocks is covered up by the initial snow. If one skis less than that, it's possible to get away with every other season, but keep
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
The folks behind that framework also have an amazing Youtube channel [0] where they talk about complicated C++ topics in great clarity (well, as great as one can expect for such a complicated language). They don't post often, but when
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
Sean Baxter was on cppcast recently, highly recommend anyone interested to give it a listen: https://cppcast.com/safe-borrow-checked-cpp/
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
Besides the 2 bags you get for free, the ability to rebook whenever you want and pay the difference / get a credit is so incredibly useful. I am not super well-versed on airline policies, but last time I looked, I think they were the o
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
While I clearly agree, what I've experienced in my career (including other non-G FAANG / MAGAM / whatever it's called now companies) is that one will get some help over chat to fix some issue, but think "this is suc
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
I haven't worked at Google, so maybe there are better channels than "chat that's holding everything together", but I can't imagine that being unable to search a chat and look at who said what and when is useful. I u
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
If one were to go from a bigger scale from a home lab to, say, wiring up all the units in my condo building to share the same internet connection somehow (or maybe a multi-AP wifi setup in a small business like a climbing gym), what would y
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
> But they are not team sports. The tricky part for team sports is coordination with other folks. I can bike out my backyard and hit a 90 min XC loop to clear my head without needing to agree with anyone else on time. I also only have to
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
I've always recommended hobbies that meet the following criteria 1. Don't require you to interact with screens 2. Require your full attention (e.g. if you were listening to a podcast while doing it, you wouldn't remember a si
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
Is there something similar to Ubiquiti's "unified configuration" thing (where you can configure your whole network in a coherent way, maybe even from some gui)? I love my Mikrotik homelab setup, but it's held together by
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by _huayra_ 2y ago
> Technical debt is usually but not always branded Mikrotik Why this association? At least on the consumer side, I've really enjoyed using Mikrotik's stuff for my homelab. Is it just a sign of "someone not wanting to pony
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
There's another use case (and is why I primarily pay for one, mostly due to being too geographically mobile to want to set up a bunch of VPS around the US): bypassing throttling on low-cost pay-as-you-go MVNO networks. I use Visible (p
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
Perhaps if one is a minor: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39632959
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
Semi-related FYI if anyone is a Subaru owner (with Starlink): you can opt out of all 3rd-party data sharing from their Starlink telemetry, as they've extended the CCPA rights across all of the US [0] [0] https://www.subaru.c
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
Are you able to find COBOL programmers to hire, or is it like Rust where a lot of jobs are "know C++ and we'll train you"?
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
One bit of guidance I've been trying to figure out is this: how does one properly segment one's homelab to be able to firewall potentially dangerous stuff (e.g. IoT gear, hosting publicly-available websites via Cloudflare tunnels
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
I recently had to explain to some Gen-Z folks what things were like ~12 years ago when I worked for Twitter. Their initial reaction was as if I said "Yeah I worked for the Galactic Empire on the Deathstar project a while back". It
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
Well TIL :D though now that I think of it, the "low-res graphics front hood wedge" shape of the truck will make any rust the least pedestrians' worries
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
I hope pedestrians keep their tetanus shots up to date when the driver's Vision Pro starts dropping frames as they attempt to make a left turn at an intersection...
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
It's hard to learn a language for fun, so I'd pick something that fits your needs to build something (or even just your curiosity). Elixir and Prolog, although both cool, might not fit the bill because they really excel at one par
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
Yes it has taken me a while to realize this now, as I had bought into the "well kids are a valid excuse, so who am I to complain?" propaganda for too long. I'm starting the leetcode grind / github "resume" upda
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by _huayra_ 3y ago
This is exactly the "holier than thou" attitude I was talking about. This is the 21st century and except in extremely rare situations (for which I can't even come up with an example, tbh), kids are a choice. Having the respon

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