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by alberth 3y ago
My decision tree for selecting source control: Q: Do I want contributors? A: Yes, use GitHub. A: No, use whatever I want.
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by alberth 3y ago
> MOUs MOU = Memo of Understanding? (Which are typically non-binding but formalized acknowledgement of intent)
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by alberth 3y ago
Genuine question ... isn't there an inherent latency issue with Peer-to-Peer? and as such, it makes for a poor user experience on the web. (when you're just downloading files over P2P, this isn't an issue or noticeable - but
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by alberth 3y ago
I see a lot of Google hate in this thread. Curious, who do you recommend using instead (for search, email, AI, etc)?
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by alberth 3y ago
I guess the post title should instead be: ”how I got a job at Sun”
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by alberth 3y ago
PHP PHP makes this incredibly easy to do and a big reason why it got so popular decades ago. I’ll be the first to admit, I still do this occasionally even today.
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by alberth 3y ago
This plus … Time as you perceive it, is related to new memories you make. When you’re young, everything is a new experience which in turn becomes a new memory. When your 100, to use your example, you’ve done everything there is to do. So no
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by alberth 3y ago
This is definitely a major benefit of old school onprem (self-hosted) software. If the software company goes bust, because your self-hosting the software ... it gives you extra time to find an alternative solution. With SaaS, you're to
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by alberth 3y ago
I'm on AT&T and impacted (no cell services since I woke up this morning). What's also odd is I'm not even able to log into my ATT.com account. When I try to log in, it states "want to pay your bill". So my immed
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by alberth 3y ago
> “ To wrap up, we included arrows, circular numbers, and improved symbols for use within Markdown – the commonly used text markup language that Supernotes is built around.” —- It’s the ligatures they created. (1) through (9) Chec
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by alberth 3y ago
This is a super tricky topic, which is why it sparks so much dialog. Like … - video game platforms, what about them? They all have similar platform fees & requirements that Apple has but yet they are getting a pass on this topic. - othe
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by alberth 3y ago
What’s “Mars Verse”? (Referenced in the footer of your website)
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by alberth 3y ago
TIL: that some moons have atmospheres. https://futurism.com/the-atmospheres-on-our-moons
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by alberth 3y ago
Domino Pizza tracker The article is centered around the pizza tracker, but I thought that tracker was fake. Just for illustrative purposes. Is it not? https://www.the-sun.com/money/6927297/dominos-pizza-tracker-...
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by alberth 3y ago
Nvidia RTX 4000 SFF Ada From the OP link, the GPU-Server GEX44 server line includes RTX 4000. And the server only cost €184/month.
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by alberth 3y ago
This is significant. It’s one of the largest US Open-Loop Issuers, buying their own network (Closed Loop). Cap1 will now be able to cut out Visa/Mastercard. Cap1 will now be like Amex.
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by alberth 3y ago
The headline is a bit clickbait. Because the article goes on to say: > "Zen 5 will be using the 4nm node while Zen 5C will be made using the 3nm process" > "It might be possible that UDN has confused the Zen 5C '
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by alberth 3y ago
They are the modern day "OpEd" of physical newspapers. You publish there because they already have a large reader base, so that your voice can be heard.
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by alberth 3y ago
Could you elaborate more. I’d be bery interested to hear an educated view on this topic.
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by alberth 3y ago
DirectX vs OpenGL. This brings back memories of late 90s / early 00s of Microsoft pushing hard their proprietary graphic libraries (DirectX) vs open standards (OpenGL). Fast forward 25-years and even today, Microsoft still dominates in
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by alberth 3y ago
WFH / Remote This is a direct consequence of people wanting WFM but not understanding the implications. Going into an office gives employees pay leverage due to cost of living in that locale (assuming they live in a top pay market, SF&
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by alberth 3y ago
> Take the road most documented I don’t necessarily disagree with that statement. But it can also lead you to use Java or C, because they are also massively documented & mature. And I don’t imagine that’s the desired outcome either.
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by alberth 3y ago
> The entire podcast ecosystem rests upon the shoulders of Apple's podcast directory Check out: https://www.listennotes.com Listen Notes is an indie run service by a single person. Not only does it host its own podcast
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by alberth 3y ago
I really enjoy the site below. TIL (CSS) https://www.matuzo.at/til Blog https://www.matuzo.at/blog
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by alberth 3y ago
https://www.redox-os.org/ Redox is a super interesting project. Not because it’s Rust based. But because rarely do people start from scratch to build a new OS. (eg, OpenBSD forked NetBSD, Dragonly forked FreeBSD, Ubuntu fro
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by alberth 3y ago
> accelerate our spaceship at a mere 1G continuously Do you mean accelerate at 9.8 m/s^2 ?
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by alberth 3y ago
Note: KYC regulation itself doesn't even require document verification. And even if a party does ask for doc verification, even if you fail - an account can still be opened.
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by alberth 3y ago
Are you guessing this or know this for a fact? Because you should make clear if you’re speculating what your saying or know it’s true
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by alberth 3y ago
We’re saying the same thing. 99% of kids don’t have a perfect 4.0 GPA. But the point is, if you do happen to have a kid who does - there’s more harm than good that will result from taking SAT/ACT. For all others, it’s highly recommend
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by alberth 3y ago
Anecdote: a friend of mine is an admission officer for one of the US largest public university. They told me that if your kid has a 4.0 GPA (a perfect GPA), do not take the SAT/ACT ... because, without those standardized test scores

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