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by aae42 4y ago
I prefer 42 to this madness
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by aae42 4y ago
Makes me think of https://rubystyle.guide/#comments
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by aae42 4y ago
How?
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by aae42 4y ago
are there plans for AMD and Qualcomm based mainboards?
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by aae42 5y ago
> structured as a reference but presented as an explanation/tutorial i think you've hit on something here i read docs like this: https://gohugo.io/templates/lookup-order/ which are incredibly useful,
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by aae42 5y ago
Baserow: https://baserow.io/
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by aae42 5y ago
completely un-usable on linux as well, i had to keep the "native" electron app as well as a browser window open at the same time to be able to actually use the software since i'm required to use it on my day-to-day, and use z
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by aae42 5y ago
37 year old, checking in, agree on all points used to be able to eat what i want, move the way i want, get hurt and bounce back quickly, not so much these days
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by aae42 5y ago
it seemed like they didn't quite understand the concept of rack units to me either
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by aae42 5y ago
https://www.mit.edu/people/dpolicar/writing/prose/text/think...
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by aae42 5y ago
well done, everyone
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by aae42 5y ago
I couldn't help but think the same... You're sorry? Ok, revert it then.
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by aae42 5y ago
agreed, how do i know i'm not paying $10 for 3 lessons?
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by aae42 5y ago
this is nice, this should help a lot of people in that in-between space i just recently decided to graduate from just `docker-compose up` running inside tmux to a more fully fledged system myself... since i know Chef quite well i just decid
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by aae42 5y ago
picking up packages of bees at the post office is hilarious (they won’t deliver it all the way to your house) i love doing the ‘ol “oops i’m gonna drop it” routine as i walk out the door past the horrified people standing in line to buy sta
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by aae42 5y ago
Probably downvoted because there are a plethora of sources out there for you to easily do your own checking on. - https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/02/climate/electric-vehicles... - https://www.
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by aae42 5y ago
Nice post! from a fellow bee enthusiast :D
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by aae42 5y ago
Basically... Especially after beekeeping for a number of years, you begin to view hives as organisms (for example, reproduction happens when the hive swarms/splits) This analogy holds up well
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by aae42 5y ago
Literally every view on there would end up marked "disputed"
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by aae42 5y ago
i've known about json lines for a bit (had to make a utility that parsed some output of a program that used jsonlines and was irritated it didn't use the json spec)... but for some reason just this post made me realize something..
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by aae42 5y ago
i was wondering if there would be an option for this in the UI somewhere, but it doesn't look like there is i wonder if it requires a "key" column to serve as the dictionary key EDIT: i kind of wouldn't mind a HN discuss
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by aae42 5y ago
little known fact, Alpine linux was originally designed to run from floppy
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by aae42 5y ago
yea, but isn't the obvious logical conclusion that clean code allows you to more easily and more quickly do things that the customers do want? this is like telling a mechanic that people don't want them to maintain their cars, the
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by aae42 5y ago
Elaborate tic-tac guerilla marketing?
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The US military takes UFOs seriously, why doesn't Silicon Valley?(nbcnews.com)
3 points by aae42 5y ago|3 comments
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by aae42 6y ago
as if a spaceship launching anywhere would change anything
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by aae42 6y ago
imo, the best part of this pattern is the use of git as a backend (gitlab/github pages support) democratizing deployment pipelines and git history/branching for your every day CMS users we need more things like this... netlifycms,
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by aae42 6y ago
he's not rationalizing the original post, he's rationalizing the thread parent's > half the comments on the post, didn't question these _wildly_ different results though...
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by aae42 6y ago
sounds like something from Mr. Holland's Opus
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by aae42 6y ago
disagree, it's unusably slow... i had to move to hyper-v vagrant driver as vbox, while it would boot the VM, was so slow it defeated any purpose on speeding up development

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