battery_cowboy

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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
Ah, sorry, I misread that.
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
Edit: This person isn't being a dick, they specified below. Don't be a dick, the homeless are going to be affected by this in a major way, probably many more deaths than the general population.
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
That would live for an instant less than the planck time.
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What open-source encryption libraries and applications should we be cloning?
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
>A reanimation device consists of a reanimation bag which is placed on the chest of the patient and which has a tube connected to the lungs of the patient, e.g. by a mouthpiece. When the bag is compressed heart massage may be effected th
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
I wonder how many affected organizations have begun to turn non-office space into office space and shift work around? Imagine working at the NSA, you won't want a few thousand people coming through security and stuff every day, so you
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
Saving is for the proles, investing is for the oligarchs.
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
Uhhh, the valve worked perfectly but released too much steam resulting in a meltdown? Think about this for just a wee bit more.
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
A submarine reactor uses very, very highly enriched uranium not suitable for keeping outside a military installation and onboard a moving tank (with several inches of steel wall) due to security concerns, and the design of the reactor is pr
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
> Relief valves -even just burst points- are just too simple and robust I'm not sure you've heard about this[0] accident: "The accident began with failures in the non-nuclear secondary system, followed by a stuck-open pi
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
I use Dokku, which is like Heroku, but on my own server. To setup a backend, I just write the code with whatever I want (I use Elixir) and I use a local DB to test, using an env var to get the DB host. Then, I create an app on Dokku, a serv
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
Wow, can you tell me where I can find out about how to do those things, like: > Want to make a computer that several people use locally, each with their own screen, keyboard, mouse? X can do that, and permit those users to view and inter
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
Oh yea, today we can do so much more with less UI, but I'm not into video editing so I'm not sure of what's available. I'm sure there are simpler apps for regular people now.
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
That's because they were based on the original hardware for linear video editing, which had a metric shitload of buttons and knobs you'd have to know. I could see using a minimal CLI for something like this, but it wouldn't b
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
For my personal projects, k8s is so useful that I wouldn't ever build a server by hand again. I can spin up my blog or whatever easily on one cluster, and if it becomes too expensive I can just move elsewhere, or if I want to reduce my
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
[citation needed] Is that anything but conjecture? I see a study showing that UBI is a "good thing", and you didn't provide a source for your reasoning. Edit: to all those saying that the parent comment is straightforward, or
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
> rebase --interactive like 90% of developers (maybe 95%) don't even know how to rebase from master before they submit a PR, so I doubt, highly, that they'll learn how to do a `git rebase -i` in order to make things cleaner. I&
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
Yes, that's basically what I'm saying, but I see now it could be a pain with a big repo, so probably not the greatest idea. I do still like a squashed master branch, but I suppose if you trained your developers well enough (ha-ha)
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
But can't you just go back and reopen that branch? Just because you squash-merge the branch to master doesn't mean you can't keep the branch archived. I have seen where you basically just "rename" the branch (i.e.:
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
I saw someone mention Digital Ocean k8s products, right now Linode has a Linode Kubernetes Engine (LKE) "Beta" program going on where they give you some credits to fool around. I've been using it to learn k8s myself, and it c
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
> If your architects can't handle shooting sick cattle in prod, I'd say get new architects. For every 1 competent person who can develop a solution to fully automate everything, there are 99 others who can automate most of t
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
From what I gathered so far, this is more of a theoretical win for mathematicians, computer scientists, and physicists because it basically proved that if you had two Q-computers with unbounded (read: greater than infinite, basically) power
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by battery_cowboy 7y ago
Looking bad is not objective. I love the Sourcehut look, and the fact that I have no issues using it on literally any device. I can run my whole infrastructure from Sourcehut and Linode, together, on my crappy phone because they have very m