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arpa
5y ago
Thank you for giving me stuff to read upon. Cheers!
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arpa
5y ago
Corded earphones: * never run out of juice * never have internal noise/audible hiss * never have trouble connecting * you can hear your vinyl rip FLAC as it is, not subjected to lossy psychoacoustic compression * you can use a variety
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arpa
5y ago
To be absolutely fair, the first adequate namespaces implementation came out in kernel version 3.8, so that puts us in 2013, when talking capabilities to run %process% in a "container". Admittedly, a few years later than illumos.
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arpa
5y ago
XML above all!
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arpa
5y ago
Did you mean linux? because docker is just an interface foe cgroups, namespaces and chroot.
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arpa
5y ago
cool! I've never considered running qemu in a container. This project is a matroska on actual windows systems, as docker runs/used to run in VM (has WSL changed that?). So VM->Docker->VM. You could probably also run windows-
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arpa
5y ago
Woah, that's insane. I would put down :tenbux: to help Doomscroll's creator fight this on their gofundme or whatever. Because what the actual hell?!
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arpa
5y ago
How could anyone say something contraversial yet so brave! Please do Fowler next :))))))
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arpa
5y ago
Welp. We are in a dead-end.
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arpa
5y ago
oh man, Zack Parsons' series "the insidious beast" and "instructions for a thing" were the best series i've ever read on the web. He kind of lost me a bit later on.
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arpa
5y ago
there is qualitative difference between simple memorization and generalized pattern recognition. You fail to distinguish the two very distinct things, one of which admittedly is the base of the other, but the other one is very much required
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arpa
5y ago
It's not memorization, it's pattern recognition that really counts. What sound "a" mkes is irrelevnt if you're recognizing the relevnt pttern. So it's you who's in the wrong.
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arpa
5y ago
And so EEE marches on.
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arpa
5y ago
What worries me is that in search of diversity we might lose the goal of objective verifiable truth that is more often than not (IMO) denied, labeled as propaganda, and politicized by certain typically right-leaning groups. You need not go
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arpa
5y ago
> remove the battery ha ha.
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arpa
5y ago
HA/clustered/replicated DB setups are not rocket science. Backups are not rocket science. Losing an on-prem database irrevocably never happened for me in 20 years.
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arpa
5y ago
Well this was an embarrasing read.
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arpa
5y ago
What do you mean you can't firewall against PID 1?
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arpa
5y ago
It's immigration policy, not qualitative PhD difference.
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arpa
5y ago
PhD is still a PhD in any continent. How academics organize their work is another question.
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arpa
5y ago
is it really art deco though? I think it's closer to modernist art: art deco is flat, but very symetric, straight, well-defined, intentional, rigid. Also art deco is very much about bling and excess and grandeur: think great Gatsby par
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arpa
5y ago
I wonder, will they do this while simultaneously broadcasting my real name (as per RealName policies)?
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arpa
5y ago
Without even reading the article: you don't say! color me surprised!
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arpa
5y ago
ethics aside, this is very, very cool, and very, very important research!
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arpa
5y ago
That's exactly how global economics work, albeit not instantly.
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arpa
5y ago
yeah, no. Salaries are going to rise all over the world, especially if you talk about salaries. Is it true that a junior dev can have $240k/y in US for example? screw decades of my experience, imma be a junior dev :D You also have to t
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arpa
5y ago
I call bullshit.
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Chinese Thanksgiving (2016)
(chinadigitaltimes.net)
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5y ago
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arpa
5y ago
I do not see where I said that. I am sorry, but you're projecting. Safety rules are written in blood; production safety rules are written in critical incidents and cold sweat. To err is human.
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arpa
5y ago
yeah this is not something to be proud of. At least make up a reason!
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