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by arcbyte 5y ago
> Vaccines are better and less risky than having your naive immune system deal with covid. Agreed. However, many people are not in that position. For those who have been infected but not vaccinated, they have experienced immune systems
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Isnt the right answer for Microsoft or users to fix their system font? Why would east Asian users have a crappy system font selected in their OS?
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Wild thought here: how does changing demographics influence this? Retiring people in many cases literally can't be productive anymore, but demand capital returns. But because they, in aggregate, didn't have enough kids, there isn&
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by arcbyte 5y ago
I think generally you're right. OP has a point, but at the end of the day, as social beings we all play a collaboration game. This involves sometimes doing things or forgoing doing things that we have no interest in because others have
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by arcbyte 5y ago
The author explained his problem and asked for resource recommendations. Your response is to scold him for having the problem he already said he had and instead of recommending resources you told him to go look on the internet. And you impl
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Yep, although I mostly do Remote WSL these days.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
There really is no data. Only the domain.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Here's the link to vote, no registration required: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/
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by arcbyte 5y ago
You mean like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7FcJwg6OkA&t=229s
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Paper actually reduces pollution because trees are farmed and replanted in managed forests like crops with decades long seasons. The more paper we use, the more trees we plant.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
You mean like this: https://youtu.be/eqvSJp-6qT4 Your points are well taken. The movie could probably have used a bit more teen angst between Paul and Chani or somebody else to help with caring about characters for people n
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by arcbyte 5y ago
I mean competition overall is a great thing. Personally I wouldn't bemoan disruption of Google et al by Cloudflare. That said, I remember when I was rooting for Google against Microsoft and Amazom against Walmart. Before my time people
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by arcbyte 5y ago
"Bad" meaning all the worst candidates have these certificates while very very few of the best candidates had certs (presumably they were busy building things with the knowledge than passing tests). "Good" in that certai
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by arcbyte 5y ago
In the first PIs after we started moving, this was the case for us too. But it got better every PI. The last few PIs I was in had 10 teams and a couple of them would be playing catchup, but most would be working on other unplanned projects.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
SAFe has roles. If you don't have people doing those roles, you're not doing SAFe. If you have people doing roles that aren't in SAFe, you're not doing SAFe. It's really quite simple and I don't understand the
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by arcbyte 5y ago
As a Dev, I loved SAFE. It changed everything about how our program operated to the point our delivery became extremely predictable and we still had every 9th and 10th week to tinker on new ideas or do refactoring and cleanup where we wante
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by arcbyte 5y ago
I'm a random human on the internet who doesn't care about HA or NixOS and went down a rabbit hole. My impressions of what I saw are my impressions. I don't care about any of this enough to argue about it. I will answer this,
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by arcbyte 5y ago
> Did you see the Nix devs' proposal early on about requiring users to set the option `config.ambee.acceptThatThisPackageIsNotSupportedByUpstreamDevelopersAndIWillGoToNixpkgsToReportAnyIssues = true` I did see that but it's som
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by arcbyte 5y ago
For very narrow definitions of religion, sure.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
I just wasted half an hour reading through the threads. The gist is that NixOS has some weird dependency management that overrides Home Assistant's in a way that makes HA on NixOS a unique experience. And NixOS is not done repackaging
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by arcbyte 5y ago
I've said from the beginning of this year that I'll get vaccinated as soon as the government gets out of it. At this point, the mandates are specifically why I refuse to get vaccinated. I caught covid in August so I'm immune
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by arcbyte 5y ago
I thought we all decided a decade ago that XMPP/Jabber was way too complicated to implement and not to use it?
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by arcbyte 5y ago
You're right. Those homes are too difficult, too far gone. They have no hope anyway. There's no point in giving them an opportunity when killing is easier.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Well he did qualify the reasons he provided as being only 0.1%. So obviously there are 99.9% more reasons. But then here you come with the ~93% of reasons that boil down to convenience. It's more convenient to murder this baby than to
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Cost reduction is not a "state", it's a process. And it is a natural process that will always occur. In any endeavor, humans will find ways to reduce the amount of inputs needed for outputs.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Off-Topic: Most stories about ... crime. Wage theft has been a crime for millenia. This is off topic and GP is right.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Why are we slowly turning javascript in java? This seems like a secret Oracle plot
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Only if ownership of the stock was substantially affected by the outcome of the case. Which gets back to OP's point of needing to know more specifics of the judge's holdings.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Youre proving my point. Saving the whole file or not is an architectural decision involving cost tradeoffs, technology capabilities, and business strategy. Which data points you put in your OLTP is the data model and, as you just painted an
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by arcbyte 5y ago
The data model serves the architecture. The architecture serves the use cases. Data models are a dime a dozen and are throwaway.

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