ar_lan

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by ar_lan 3y ago
This is what I use. I am tempted by zoxide but I've never been unhappy with this, so the temptation remains quite low.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
I don't think this demographic is as common as you'd expect - it feels very niche and internet-culture-y. That said, I've always been amazed at some of these groups I've been a part of. There is a long-lasting group of g
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by ar_lan 3y ago
> You're assuming that the body builder aesthetic is everyones desired aesthetic, it's not. I'm not, it was just an example. I can't edit, but you're right this could be more clear. What I mean is that if aesthet
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by ar_lan 3y ago
> It always feels like these articles never mention the "real" reasons people work out and stay motivated. It makes you super attractive! I think this dismisses a large portion (possibly the majority) of people who exercise. Th
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by ar_lan 3y ago
> It fits my needs well enough without requiring disabling SIP. This is not a requirement for yabai.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
Definitely anecdotal - I'm not sure on actual statistics as I'm sure that would be somewhat hard to measure.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
The context of my response was to rewinding the clock - admitting not being enough, it would be them bringing Altman back on, essentially. As you said: > [it's] absolutely reasonable of the board to deny him that. My argument is ess
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by ar_lan 3y ago
Lost money. Same consequence either way, so there is no incentive for them to leave.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
In general this can't work. People are notoriously ruthless to people who admit their mistakes. For example, if you are in an argument and you lose (whether through poor debate or your argument is plain wrong), and you *admit it*, peop
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by ar_lan 3y ago
It's not that high in the Bay Area.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
Me too. I wonder who the third is.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
Two clear examples off-the-bat I can think of is: 1. Nix installs all necessary libraries as well as part of the install path. That is - if you need two versions of a library, you aren't needing to contend with whatever is globally ins
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by ar_lan 3y ago
It's definitely double-edged. The main thing I've learned regarding this is to clearly document this answer somewhere, very early on. I recently learned this because I was asked this precise question and basically had to drudge up
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by ar_lan 3y ago
Unironically, yes. I guess this is why I'm an engineer, and not a PM.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
This is... sort of the point, too. Rolling back is insanely easy - and it's version controlled so even if something obnoxious happened you (should) know the exact commit that broke something as well. In the very worst case, you update
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by ar_lan 3y ago
I'll have to check it out!
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by ar_lan 3y ago
Nix is complex (I suppose), but I would argue once you've gotten past the learning curve, it's much simpler to orchestrate with. Determinate systems are far simpler to manage/debug.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
Nix Darwin supports brew, so this isn't really a reasonable argument. > So, switch to using both? This is an option, yes. Plus, it has the added benefit of you not needing to manage `brew doctor`, `brew cleanup`, etc. yourself. So y
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by ar_lan 3y ago
I know I'm a Nix elitist but I really don't understand why people don't just use Nix for all their package management.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
I don't know? I'm mostly arguing against the industry-wide comment, and thinking from the perspective of someone who has been laid off. I think individual companies should do whatever they want (within legal bounds), but such a bi
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by ar_lan 3y ago
I don't imagine the Ryzen 7's benefits being worth the extra cost, as I don't think I really need them. The Ryzen 5 should be fine for what I do.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
It's low compared to Apple (which is the only comparison I'm making). The cheapest I can find that is comparable is an M1 Macbook Air which, for the same price point, comes with 16gb RAM + 256gb storage, or an M2 Macbook Pro w&#x2
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by ar_lan 3y ago
> What if there was some way to limit job seekers to e.g. 10 job applications per month, industrywide? Feels like that could cut down the noise and allow employers to consider each individual applicant more carefully. Beyond the actual d
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by ar_lan 3y ago
Holy moly. A Ryzen 5 on the 13" with 1 TB SN850x SSD and 32GB RAM is ~$1250. That is insane to me. If I get laid off anytime soon I'm ordering this immediately.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
I'm really, really curious about this data, because I can only extrapolate from personal anecdata. I've personally measured this for myself and WFH is overwhelmingly more productive for me, measured via sheer output. I think part
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by ar_lan 3y ago
I think some analysts have been doing flight analysis for a long time to help inform trades. Everything you listed is publicly accessible knowledge (there is an interesting conversation over the fact that a poor person is unlikely to have t
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by ar_lan 3y ago
Disclaimer: not financial advice I don't think so, it happened publicly, you weren't privvy to classified details. I would go for it if I were in that scenario.
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by ar_lan 3y ago
I'm curious of the legal implications and how this would play out, but I don't really think I understand how Google is responsible here. Was the driver not paying attention? IIUC Maps TOS calls out that actual conditions may diffe
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by ar_lan 3y ago
> So, it's not a hypervisor No. I disagree for reasons you refuse to respond to. > KVM is the hypervisor Yes I’ve said this since the beginning? > qemu Thanks for acknowledging you were a liar. > Proxmox is still not a hype
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by ar_lan 3y ago
> Proxmox doesn't do the virtualisation, that's KVM. That's the hypervisor. Proxmox has KVM as part of its kernel. You're deliberately ignoring this fact. I've already expressly stated that KVM is the specific

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