anakaine

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by anakaine 4y ago
It's right there, heading and sentence immediately below. I'd hardly call that obscured on a page clearly targeting dev teams with its message.
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by anakaine 4y ago
Hooley Dooley. I wonder how they thought that would go.
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by anakaine 4y ago
The financial incentives drove this, 100%. As an Australian, with solar panels, and a not-too-terrible feed in tariff, I'm hoping we can cram more energy production in to less space from solar so that I can upgrade my system in the dec
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by anakaine 4y ago
I managed to bury mine inside the planet and couldn't escape
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by anakaine 4y ago
Whats the story with Freenode in a nutshell?
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by anakaine 4y ago
I develop scripts, and a few minor but important-to-my-business scientific apps in Python due to library support. I'm quite excited. We already wrangle as much performance as we can out of our approaches, so anything that speeds up act
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by anakaine 4y ago
Because the post and graph is about 3.10 --> 3.11 upgrade, not about the PyPi core.
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by anakaine 4y ago
An impressive write up and understanding of the available ecosystem and the way various things stack. Conversely, an appalling advertisement for the state of GUIs with Rust.
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by anakaine 4y ago
So we are fighting fire with electricity?
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by anakaine 4y ago
To what end, I wonder? It's not like domain names cost much money to issue.
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by anakaine 4y ago
With an interface that is as power yet as easy as the flash editor? I'd like to see those things.
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by anakaine 4y ago
I've got to be honest here mate, your point of view is skewed. This guy was being g tracked down because he was a quarantine dodger during a time when everyone was trying hard to contain the virus so it didn't break out and kill p
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by anakaine 4y ago
>'''They swear at machines a lot, wish they could live in an offgrid cabin or at least like the idea in theory, and they would rather have a lathe from 1937 than a smarthome hub, but they'll also spend 60 hours learni
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by anakaine 4y ago
CSIRO ftw. Now if only in my part of the world we could get CSIRO scientitists onto the same actual page as scientists from another 'industry' council, and academia, instead of them just paying lip service to each other in the pub
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by anakaine 4y ago
Former exploration geologist here. Drilling that deep is not easy. Directional drilling equipment is very expensive, and heat + pressure take a toll very quickly on such equipment. Directionality is important as boreholes are rarely straigh
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by anakaine 4y ago
Or, the glass half full view of the world suggests that low usage high barrier to maintenance module deprecation increases overall long term improvements and compatibility at the cost of small, planned, notified, short term inconvenience.
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by anakaine 4y ago
This is the best approach in my mind too. Getting kids in through the front door is very difficult. It takes a very particular mindset to believe the best place to start kids programming today would be to start with C. The same arguments us
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by anakaine 4y ago
I couldn't agree more.
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by anakaine 4y ago
I just wish it worked in VSCode without the clunky gui and subscription models that those who have come before and tried to do it forced down our necks. That way I could use all the subtle fanciness of vscode that I use elsewhere and keep a
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by anakaine 4y ago
How about when you piss off an entire state for your unethical practices? IBM banned from QLD. 10 years in and there's still no IBM contract within the state government that I'm aware of. https://www.itnews.com.au/
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by anakaine 4y ago
The higher end EV6 is apparently an absolute rocket.
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by anakaine 4y ago
I hope we are just talking about the birth here, and not the next couple of decades of being a parent...
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by anakaine 4y ago
Going to second this. There is absolutely no medical reason to do this, only religious dogma. You're taking away protection, some level of gratification, and a few other things.
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by anakaine 4y ago
When your kids are young, they will depend upon you. As they grow, they will be attached to you. You will be joined at the hip and do everything together. Cherish this. As your kids progress through their teenage years, they will distance t
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by anakaine 4y ago
There's no people, and it's an inhospitable place... so if a clock ticks in the most back of the outback, and nobody is around to observe it, does it even matter?
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by anakaine 4y ago
Herron Island, another part of Australia, can be walked around in half an hour at a dawdle, and it has two time zones.
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by anakaine 4y ago
Just ro be clear, this was one state of Australia, where the local conservative party is in power. It is only one of two states (out of 8) in Australia where this is the case. The minister who denied access is using the visit as a political
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by anakaine 4y ago
The Web apps really suck with quite lot for a number of things: - integration with plugins such as endnote. - section breaks. - referencing other internal parts of the same doc. - contents table generation. - creating custom heading styles
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by anakaine 4y ago
How have you found it starting as a co-founder and now having to report to others? For me personally, I don't think I'd have grown as graciously as you seem to have articulated that you have. I'd like to ha e retained a stron
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by anakaine 4y ago
You might also consider appsmith. We found it had a few more options. In the end, they're all pretty good

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