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The Devil's Guide to Incremental Research(twitter.com)
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by ajdude 6y ago
I can’t believe that I just read that entire thing, and holy smokes that was a trip.
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by ajdude 6y ago
Unfortunately Opera is also Chromium-based now, as are a growing number of browsers (edge was the nail in the coffin)
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by ajdude 6y ago
It's interesting how quality has changed over the years for children videos. This is what I watched when I was growing up (it came out in the late 70s, so it was already around for a while by then though): Schoolhouse Rock, Interplanet
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by ajdude 6y ago
31 years old here, and felt the same way that @koboll has felt for the past 10+ years. I don't know how old I have to get for that view to change, but if I could take an immortality pill I'd do it in a heartbeat.
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by ajdude 6y ago
As someone who is going all in with Ada, every time I have to reinvent the wheel I plan on releasing it as a MIT licensed library on github. Hopefully if enough Ada programmers do that, we won’t have to worry about it as much.
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by ajdude 6y ago
This is the right way to approach it on my opinion.
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by ajdude 6y ago
No, but they’re probably not from male “dairy cows.”
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by ajdude 6y ago
Been a huge fan of Backblaze for years and b2 was my plan for server backup; always seemed like a great underdog company in my eyes- they just lost me. I already canceled my Spotify for a similar —Facebook-related— reason.
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by ajdude 6y ago
I recently canceled my Amazon prime subscription after having it for almost a decade. The final straw was Amazon removing the ability to comment on reviews. First, they remove the ability to see the comments using the mobile site, then they
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by ajdude 6y ago
They are mostly all in California, though not entirely in SF. They send some of their data to other parts of the world too, but I'm concerned that the don't have the redundancy needed. There was a project in attempt to back up t
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by ajdude 6y ago
This was a good read. I instantly recognized the title of the textbook that is mentioned in the blogpost? I own it! Having a background in C, I went back and forth with Ada for years, without really jumping all in. In the last couple year
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by ajdude 6y ago
I’m 31 years old and have been using Linux most of my life. A few of my friends and people at work do too, but this is the first time I’ve heard /etc pronounced as etsy. It’s always been “etcetera” for me. This led me to look up the hi
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by ajdude 6y ago
This is ultimately what I ended up doing, with one caveat: I have mailinabox running on a VPS in a local datacenter. If my ISP wasn’t so aggressive with sending mail, I would’ve just self hosted on my own computer. However, mailinabox also