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4y ago
Open the case and use a leaf blower.
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4y ago
My decision to use gitrc over gitea is looking better and better…
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4y ago
I tried to enjoy rust and make a service with it to give it a test run. I really disliked the reliance on so many third party libraries to get things done. Is this not possible using the standard library alone?
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Ask HN: Why don't more companies self-host repositories?
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4y ago
It's believed Byuu/Near took their own life, but there's quite a bit of (circumstantial) evidence out there that would make you believe otherwise. It is feasible Near nuked their identity (as they nuked their Byuu identity pr
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4y ago
Thanks. I placed an order for a Lemur Pro based on your feedback. I decided to give pop os a try as well. I'll stick with it for 30-90 days and see if I can overcome my muscle memory from my standard setup.
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4y ago
Which thinkpad do you recommend? I considered an X1C or another from the T series, but the superfish scandal and other issues had me considering other laptops.
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4y ago
Thank for the feedback. If you don't mind me asking, which model did you end up choosing?
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Ask HN: Developer Experiences with System76 Laptops?
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4y ago
Being laid off sucks and it hurts, but it happens to everyone. I think it's important to remember that being laid off doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you. It's simply something happening. If you're interest
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I recommend leaving books behind for a bit. You need some experience. You don't need fancy tools, lists or anything. You can get started with a simple LinkedIn account and any tool to find email addresses or phone numbers (I like http
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4y ago
I have a similar setup as I mentioned in another comment. I wouldn't say it is limited or not fully featured. It does everything one needs. There's nothing missing, rather it lacks the bloat. It begins with a basic system and you
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4y ago
The article talks about signals of virtue and victimhood being exploited by people high in the dark triad to get what they want. I don't think it is tied specifically to the dark triad at all.. but maybe people high in any of the triad
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4y ago
Reminds me of early ~00s when I used to manually partition directories and choose optimal file systems for each one.. like reiserfs for /tmp etc.
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4y ago
Very similar to my setup using a base Debian net install but with dwm instead of cwm. I even use a lot of the same command line tools/programs.
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4y ago
First off, if you have work/proprietary code on the laptop you should be asking the company to fix it and follow their procedure. Second, if we're talking about my laptop.. I use Linux and a fairly open hardware device so I simply
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4y ago
Thanks, that was quick and easy to test. I will use this for the time being but willing to try more if anyone knows of any.
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Ask HN: Any recommended Nginx log analyzer?
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4y ago
I wouldn’t blame the economy. I would honestly try skilling up. If you can do c++ you can do other development work. Try improving your portfolio and practice interview problems (I know they suck but it is a big part of interviewing in most
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I don't want to nitpick, but consider using multiple paragraphs and headings to make your writing clearer. Instead of a readme, possibly use Github pages for the project blog (if you don't want to host/pay for your own site).
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4y ago
I understand _why_ people post things like this. In my experience very few people follow through with the projects because accountability and internet points are not a very strong force. I have fallen into the same trap myself (I have dozen
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4y ago
I don't know if this helps or not, but I actively don't follow any blogs/vlogs that claim to be doing a grandiose undertaking (building an os, making a game, building an mmorpg, etc). These projects all end up the same-- 1~30
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Ask HN: Advice for acquiring machine learning techniques?
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They were not necessary but useful in some contexts. What you are noticing is people not overusing them (which was a major concern). The only time I have used them in the last year was building a generic LRU memory cache and it worked wonde
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Pardon my ignorance, but what even is this? From my understanding, it's Ubuntu selling more LTS updates. By "five machines" for free, they mean you can apply a free subscription token to up to five machines. It sounded like t
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I used to think so, but I have yet to own a Mac that survived more than 3 years. However, that may have been partially due to the "Dark Ages", but more like 2014-2021. I'm happier with something Linux friendly (thinkpad x220,
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I don’t use a graphical cloud setup, but I do use a vps for all of my development. It is nice having a single cloud based machine that is accessible via ssh on any of my physical devices. I have a dev environment closer to production, ssl a
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4y ago
Maybe that is not a bad thing? If you don’t have internet then go for a walk. Touch some grass. I hope always being in a work state isn’t seen as a plus.