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atmosx
4y ago
I know ppl who are into technical writing that speak highly of this book: https://www.storytellingwithdata.com/
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atmosx
4y ago
Yeah. Tests are broken :-) Oral examination is way superior but you need a healthy “students to prof” ratio for that
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atmosx
4y ago
Hahaha sounds like the “half-blooded” Prince’s book!
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atmosx
4y ago
You can try NetData, especially for live systems monitoring.
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atmosx
4y ago
busted
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atmosx
4y ago
The zerodha post is ... hard to believe. Self managed _everything_ and one devops engineer, no SREs? Who's managing the self-hosted PostgreSQL instances with the hundreds of billions or rows of _financial_ data?
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atmosx
4y ago
Right, makes sense.
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4y ago
I run openELEC on a RPi3 without issues, apart from the fact that pushing large files to the Pi is really slow (3-5 MB/s).
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atmosx
4y ago
Pilates & healthy diet. Just Works™.
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4y ago
heads-up; a bit off-topic (although the article I'm going to mention is pretty much on topic). I came across another acronym through an economist article yesterday[^1]: Meta, Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft and Apple (MAAMA). [^1]: https:
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4y ago
These are rather expensive for SoHo. I would go with a carambola2 or another module from 8-devices running OpenWRT.
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4y ago
It’s also funny how all these posts are so “western” in style: ‘Hey look at me, I did something a bit difficult for 3 days, now I am a guru!’ Not trying to knock the author but the time window is simply too small and this approach is simply
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4y ago
Do you write code in python? Is it really complicated to write a script to fetch some data, extract info, upload it someplace else? It’s not. But then, someone is trying to fetch 50GB files and now you need to play with buffers. The script
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4y ago
Not an adult is okay, but how old are you? In some jurisdictions you might be able to earn legally, maybe do an internship. I would propose contacting small-to-medium security agencies. I'm pretty sure they'll try to find a way to
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4y ago
Are you personally involved in this war somehow?
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4y ago
Hello, Disclaimer: IANAA, please consult a professional. I can hook you up if you want, with someone who knows these things much better than me (drop a PM via twitter, we're following each other apparently) tl;dr: Business income gener
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4y ago
Thanks for sharing "Great Art Explained"!
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4y ago
> I would say that Henry Kissinger and John Mearsheimer have strong biases in favor [...] I would take Kissinger's view on the topic seriously, same way I'd take Knuth's opinion on typesetting seriously - to make analogy.
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4y ago
My two cents: - Getting things done in Germany is equally problematic. Bureaucracy exists there as well. - There is large part of the public sector that works better than anyone gives them credit for. Same with public schools and healthcare
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4y ago
Take a look at Chania, Crete Greece. You can setup a corporation in Greece and work as a contractor for local and foreign companies. That will get you 22% tax. Assuming you make more than 80k / year (after taxes) you'll be on the
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4y ago
> Sounds like pushing a narrative of western/NATO blame for a war Putin chose on his terms/his time, without any specific NATO trigger event forcing Putin's hand at this time. Henry A. Kissinger is pushing the same narrati
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4y ago
IIRC the golden standard is midnight commander ( https://midnight-commander.org/ ), which is another old timer. I wonder how nnn and vifm compare to mc.
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4y ago
"Classical electrical engineers are trained in design. A small number of designers will be critical. These designers will be highly sought, and handsomely paid. Educators will pride themselves on the demand for the shrinking number
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4y ago
Gentoo and FreeBSD. https://www.gentoo.org/get-started/ https://www.freebsd.org/docs/
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4y ago
I am pretty sure, it’s hard that one is hard to miss even without owning a phone.
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4y ago
The kitchen thing is quite popular and seems to work wonders for peers as a well, knowing that a good chunk of the classroom will be offline after 9PM.
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4y ago
My favorite sight in Rome. It’s by all means majestic :-) especially in the evening.
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4y ago
Hah “biased”. There’s no place like Rome. Although, summer is the worst possible time to visit…
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4y ago
It can be, more than other languages, but doesn’t “have” to be. Complex code is a smell.
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4y ago
If we are talking things that run on slow I/O devices, dietPi is above and beyond anything else in terms of raw performance. Will make your RPi actually usable without an M.2 drive.
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