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by bantunes 2y ago
I don't understand how running a single command to start either a single container or a stack of them with compose, that then gets all the requirements in a tarball similar and just runs is seen as more complicated than running random
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by bantunes 2y ago
Or Al-Shifa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Shifa_pharmaceutical_factor...
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by bantunes 2y ago
The honest, moral ones seem to be the minority far too often.
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by bantunes 2y ago
Does anyone know if the claim that DB2 was at one time the world's largest C++ codebase has any worth?
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by bantunes 2y ago
There is no downside to MS's increasing enshittification of Windows. If people keep using it, cool. If not, they'll release Windows 12 "now with zero ads and bloat!" and people will come flocking back from their year or
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by bantunes 2y ago
I, for one, would love to see the rise of AI as the killer of rote memorization education and the enabler of general and critical learning. But I doubt we'll be that lucky - the current industry, methods and expectations are too engrai
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by bantunes 2y ago
There are a hundred outfits out of Shenzen doing what they do, but Raspberry Pi's move a lot of units because they have backwards compatibility, good support and that has fostered a healthy ecosystem over the years. If even a single Ch
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by bantunes 2y ago
> My personal opinion is that he 1) hates the US 2) hates eastern Europe because it defeated socialism. He doesn't hate the US. He hates that the US has been captured by warmongering elites and hates its poor. And he'd probably
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by bantunes 2y ago
I'm pretty sure the baud rate default can be 115200, 9600 is very late 80s.
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by bantunes 2y ago
Democracy worked, for a while. And at least when it fails, there are mechanisms in place for restitution. Not so much for autocracies, which aren't competent just by being. The current ones somewhat work, but who knows down the line?
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by bantunes 2y ago
> Don't believe me? Watch Eric Schmidt or Marc Andreessen talk about Europe. Yes, let's follow the guy who was "proud" of Google's tax avoidance scheme [1] or the guy that's happy that oxycontin and video ga
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by bantunes 2y ago
Do you have anything concrete to back this claim?
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by bantunes 2y ago
> Anyone really unhappy with Linux/BSD/Windows/macOS performance? I wasn't unhappy with Windows' performance in the 90s until I saw BeOS. This is the kind of thing we're in the dark about what could be becau
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by bantunes 3y ago
He reviewed the current state of affairs for Fisker buyers, which is valuable to prospective buyers. What do you suggest Fisker should have paid him for? Change the narrative?
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by bantunes 3y ago
The systemd hate is getting long in the tooth now. It's not like it doesn't do anything with its line count, or that the code is obfuscated.
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by bantunes 3y ago
Fly.io maybe?
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by bantunes 3y ago
Hugged to death right now, getting a 500
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Archiving on the Shoulders of Giants(blog.nootch.net)
1 points by bantunes 3y ago|0 comments
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by bantunes 3y ago
> the fact that the recent Dune movies are unremarkable What makes this a fact? Why are they so unremarkable?
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by bantunes 3y ago
Pretty low bar to clear, isn't it?
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by bantunes 3y ago
You don't vote for a PM in the UK - you vote for a party, that is free to change their PM while in power.
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by bantunes 3y ago
By limiting web search results to "a few known sites", you'd be expediting the death of parts of it. The beauty of search engines (in theory) is that you can find something NEW. Keeping the "open web" out would just
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by bantunes 3y ago
This argument always felt like a cop-out to me. "Amazon is squeezing employees for maximum profit!" "Yes, they have to maximize profit by law" right, but there are also laws against union-busting, about workplace safety,
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by bantunes 3y ago
It's almost like financial markets are not a good proxy for reality anymore
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by bantunes 3y ago
Firefox has had this since Sep 26 https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/118.0/releasenotes/
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by bantunes 3y ago
With the `nvme` CLI tool https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/data-flash-part-iii-nvm...
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by bantunes 3y ago
Makes sense to me, it was never super usable. The Windows versions in the early 2000s were ok enough (PGPWin by Symantec?) but outside of that, it was by CLI lovers for CLI lovers which is fine but this could only have worked with massive a
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by bantunes 3y ago
Stoicism has been warped, like most things that get popular (see Agile, etc.). More than one finance person I know in London uses it to not let the plight of the poor shame them for voting for cutting social benefits, among other excuses fo
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by bantunes 3y ago
Nonprofits aren't a panacea here - I remember a piece recently on how their executive salaries are sometimes very high and detract from the nonprofit's original purpose.
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by bantunes 3y ago
> You’re fearmongering in an attempt to incite violence. I half suspect this to be a closet Greenpeace account. You're already under a form of violence - your kids will wonder why you never did anything about it.

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