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by aae42 3y ago
They absolutely were at one point, this is why the BSL move was so upsetting, not because it necessarily stopped people from using it (unless they of course were offering competing services), but because it signaled that the phase of HashiC
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by aae42 3y ago
I've been writing Ruby daily for years and never written a `for` loop
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by aae42 3y ago
the ad/ceo seems pretty obnoxious and in my opinion smacks of a toxic "grind" culture but, it might appeal to some, so to each their own, i wish them success
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by aae42 3y ago
i use https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync and self-host a couchdb instance for it... this looks like it might be a bit cleaner once it's all fleshed out...
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by aae42 3y ago
> Absolutely it will. Everything we write will be open sourced. All of it. I'm impressed. My understanding of the setup was that this would be typescript code that would live in the database (could have definitely got that wrong, th
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by aae42 3y ago
None of the code that goes into the bi-directional capabilities will be open sourced though, will it?
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by aae42 3y ago
people are the worst
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by aae42 3y ago
That's in the context of recording data from experiments, though
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by aae42 3y ago
Checksum wouldn't work for identical twins
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by aae42 3y ago
Well I mean earlier in the thread they're describing issues on performance reviews due to not attending these, so I'd say that's a big problem. I mean, I have a feeling there may have been other things at work there, but I gu
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by aae42 3y ago
Some Korean researchers have released a couple half-baked papers apparently due to some infighting and a Nobel prize grab? Their claim is for an easily/cheaply synthesized room temperature ambient pressure superconductor. They call it
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by aae42 3y ago
> much of that team cohesiveness happens outside of work hours whaaaa? is this a common view? doing team building on personal time seems... off. To me. remember taking my small IT team out for lunches on the company dime, and even to t
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by aae42 3y ago
Products like [decap CMS]( https://github.com/decaporg/decap-cms ) try to bridge that gap, but I agree that this space needs to be further developed. In fact I think there needs to be a bunch more work to allow mere mor
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by aae42 3y ago
Works great in WSL in windows terminal....
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by aae42 3y ago
I think we need more go/rust HTTP wrappers around SQLite Will keep an eye on this one, could definitely see myself using it once the access control stuff is sorted we sorely need a go/rust postGREST equiv. for SQLite. Until then,
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by aae42 3y ago
wives
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by aae42 3y ago
why?
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by aae42 3y ago
This is why I sign my commits... It's also easy these days to do it with an SSH key
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by aae42 3y ago
What's even funnier is when they sell the carbon credit for huge swaths of land that are completely unbuildable and will never really be bulldozed ever... Yea it's a carbon sink, but it'll always be one. There's no way
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by aae42 3y ago
4-rotors not so bad, most of the sound in that video is straight cut gears Ferrari had a 2 liter V8 in the 208s that sounded way cooler than it was. My list would probably include the Pagani Zonda for Mercedes v12 goodness. Also the Carrera
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by aae42 3y ago
The article mentions VB6 but I would think Microsoft Access would be the much more widely used platform
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by aae42 3y ago
Gear ratios, you might just not be getting up the hills very quickly
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by aae42 3y ago
Why not? https://www.statista.com/statistics/991020/number-native-spa...
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by aae42 4y ago
agree... I feel like burnout is in the eye of the beholder... Some jobs will pressure you into overworking with no incentive, but you can still choose not to overwork yourself. In most cases burnout can be avoided by having a healthy view
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by aae42 4y ago
It's the path that requires the least action.
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by aae42 4y ago
> I’m also not saying that this is some kind of mustache-twirling conspiracy on behalf of AWS to advantage their own services; I suspect this arose organically over time. and so what if it was? all of what's described in the article
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by aae42 4y ago
> For 10-1000 servers that aren't all identical, I prefer Windows because of things like Active Directory, GPOs, DSC, etc... I run over 1000 Windows boxes and AD/GPOs are terrible. GPOs are spaghetti by design. There are no c
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by aae42 4y ago
Winrm is nowhere near equivalent to SSH. It's terrible. Just try using anything that uses window's DPAPI over winrm. You have no such limitations with SSH. Also it's authentication mechanisms are vastly superior (SSH key p
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by aae42 4y ago
this is what i want to know, the part you touch looks on point, what i want to know about is the software, there is so much secret sauce in a macbooks giant glass touchpad that actually makes it a reasonable replacement for a mouse didn&#x2
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by aae42 4y ago
In what universe is this an unpopular opinion... There are a number of companies out there trying to figure this out and gain traction in this space

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