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by a012 1y ago
> Having a reproducible dev environment is great when everyone’s laptop is different and may be running different OSes, libraries, runtimes, etc. Docker and other containerization solved the “it works on my machine” issue
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by a012 1y ago
It reminds me an ad about a person who had the same name as Michael Jordan.
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by a012 1y ago
Yep, blackberry grows like weed here but I’m fine with them because its fruits. I sowed apple seeds from the supermarket apples (Covid time) so probably that’s why they adapted well. They definitely love the sun and heat.
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by a012 1y ago
Apparently I have cool climate plants: apple, avocado, lavender those are germinated from seeds and blackberry, and fig from cuttings also living in a hot and humid climate. Definitely they can grow here, but can they be farmed? Of course n
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by a012 1y ago
It’s working because: > people were too scared to enter a park with a “ghost police officer”
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by a012 1y ago
> Not true anymore. It’s still true because in order to be operating in a country Starlink has to get approval from the Gov and if the Gov requires Starlink to have to connect through a ground station then they’ll either comply or not op
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by a012 1y ago
I don’t do this regularly but to “transfer” open tabs from one computer to another I save them to bookmarks file then import them on the new computer
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by a012 1y ago
For $500 you can get a decent refurbished server on ebay that supports those “new” extensions
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by a012 1y ago
My biggest gripe with the modern cars (looking at you EV) is they’re now made to be like a mobile phone with wheels
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by a012 1y ago
It’s not PHP fault tbh, it’s wp doesn’t scale
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by a012 1y ago
Oh man, I’m pulling my hair right now because Google _decided_ consistently that someone else has my password and locked them out. They’re so proud of themselves about it I can imagine. But in reality, I’m trying to login my Gmail account o
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by a012 1y ago
I’m glad that I hesitated and didn’t buy a Mac just before this new design. It’s really a blocker to me now because I freaking hate it and I know I can’t stand using it for every day
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by a012 1y ago
It boots in less than 30s on my machine
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by a012 1y ago
I think the GP meant “merge”
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by a012 1y ago
I’m surprised, in Vietnam we have a really 90 degree bridge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFrDVtCuUNc
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by a012 1y ago
That looks pretty slick with a standard hsf for the CPU, thanks for sharing
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by a012 1y ago
Can one run mainline Linux on these boards?
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by a012 1y ago
To me it looks like the same thing as why there are so many broken ice cream machines at McD
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by a012 1y ago
Prompts are like story on the board, and like engineers, depends on the understanding of the model the generated source code can vary. Saying the prompts could be the actual code is so wrong and dangerous thought
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by a012 1y ago
Why not just post direct link to archive?
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by a012 1y ago
M8.2 is also a very old model of Leica M
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by a012 1y ago
It looks good on paper, but more importantly if it couldn’t run on mainline Linux kernel I won’t buy it
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by a012 1y ago
The logistics and management overheads will definitely cost similar or even higher than tariffs
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by a012 2y ago
It’s funny that they managed to slap AI buzz into the mainframe
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by a012 2y ago
Opened and the first recipe was “Thick white cum soup”, glad I’m my mobile phone, not at work
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by a012 2y ago
The banking apps exploited non-public APIs to provide “protection” for users, it doesn’t sound right
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by a012 2y ago
At first glance I thought they’d vertically integrate and directly compete with the Mac Studio, but but actually built by Asus, Dell, HP, Supermicro and etc.
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by a012 2y ago
Fantastic, now my PM can just go ahead create a ticket to scale the workloads without having me to update the spreadsheet again
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by a012 2y ago
I'd be a great April 1st joke to replace ArgoCD by this spreadsheet
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by a012 2y ago
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