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by bavell 3y ago
Ah yes, therefore we should treat everyone like children who need our protection. Wait, we're going to need some extra power so we can properly protect them. Yeah, we'll probably need a big budget too. And we know what's righ
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by bavell 3y ago
> A site that is moderated having people... FTFY
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by bavell 3y ago
Workers and resources: Soviet Republic is a super fun economic and transportation logistics sim that shines in "Realistic mode". Highly recommended for fans of the genre. Tiny bit like a hardcore version of City Skylines.
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by bavell 3y ago
I bought it after seeing that post at the time, great game of you're a fan of games like Factorio. Very well designed and tons of fun!
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by bavell 3y ago
I can't help but wonder if these are contributing to the growing gender confusion in kids.
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by bavell 3y ago
Brilliant plan. I was getting tired of all the local restaurants anyway, not enough copycat chains IMO. Glad we prioritized old people who no longer contribute much to the economy.
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by bavell 3y ago
Hippy/libertarian -> oppose war on principle Culture war / identity politics -> oppose/support war because that's the current thing
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by bavell 3y ago
> At the tiniest scales, Kubernetes stops making sense because it's too complex to manage. Managing k8s at the smallest scales is actually easier IMO. If you're using a managed k8s (you should be) then there's not much to
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by bavell 3y ago
As a solopreneur using tiny k8s clusters, I agree wholeheartedly with #3 and #4 of your list. I don't think #2 is necessary and #1 is probably a good choice if you haven't already jumped onto the k8s bandwagon.
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by bavell 3y ago
Idk what the author is referring to specifically but I can speak to my experience. I've been running a few single-node k8s clusters for a few years now. On GCP, the control plane fee is waived if you're running in a single region
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by bavell 3y ago
Perhaps in the sense that now you're misinformed together, rather than being uninformed.
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by bavell 3y ago
I used mailgun previously and was pretty happy with it. I'm using postmark now, forget exactly why I switched but I think it was because I can have one account with silo'd API keys for each app.
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by bavell 3y ago
Does that qualify as a startup? I'd call that a side project but to each their own.
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by bavell 3y ago
As a fellow solopreneur who builds a few apps a year, sorry but I'm not at all interested in something like this. Good luck though! P.S. love your site designs and layouts. Taking notes!
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by bavell 3y ago
100% agreed. Chesterton's fence[0] is a foreign concept to them. After all, how could those archaic morons in the past without our advanced technology have possibly landed on a better solution than the one some friends and I came up wi
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by bavell 3y ago
> It is necessary to a functioning society, it reduces corruption, and it helps the outsider. Also, the community benefits from having new blood - it will wither and corrupt itself without it. Citation badly needed > It's written
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by bavell 3y ago
I use NewPipe for all of those use cases. No ads, playback while screen is off, queue up and download videos, watch live streams, etc. Sorry, was that supposed to be a gotcha?
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by bavell 3y ago
Whew, you've obviously been drinking from the social media firehose. Perfect example of what GP post is referencing.
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by bavell 3y ago
Great observation!
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by bavell 3y ago
1. What parent would approve of their kid getting bullied? What are you talking about? 2. If the parents care enough to homeschool, why would they not care about bullying? 3. Socially subservient to the bully's parents? This feels like
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by bavell 3y ago
> Were you home schooled? Funny, as a public-school attendee, I would expect the opposite given how many of my peers sailed through on cruise-control with crappy teachers who were sometimes dumber than the kids.
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by bavell 3y ago
Enjoy the tiny hole in your wallet? Weird flex. I enjoy the same benefits using uBlock origin and yt-dl. And it didn't take any tinfoil :)
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by bavell 3y ago
Headline a little click-baity but good article so far
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by bavell 3y ago
Either: 1) devolve into a quivering mass of nerves and anxiety, consumed by the inevitable slow descent into the depths of hell 2) carry on as usual
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by bavell 3y ago
idc about businesses using Twitter for comms but I have a huge problem with official govt agencies using it as their exclusive means of comms with citizens. I'm cool with Twitter being run into the ground if it helps us recognize the n
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by bavell 3y ago
NB: all words are made-up!
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by bavell 3y ago
Language works through shared understanding.
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by bavell 3y ago
Do you think they're showing you the full picture?
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by bavell 3y ago
Interesting! Thanks for running mediainfo on them to compare. When encoding videos there's a "speed" parameter that basically tells the encoder to spend more CPU time compressing the frames. It results in a smaller output siz
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by bavell 3y ago
What OS/software are you using to throttle the cards? I'm interested in doing this on Arch

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