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5y ago
I knew most of this but it was a great refresher and I learned a few more details! Thanks!
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5y ago
At first I laughed at "bathroom music player startup" but I checked out the site and came away impressed!
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5y ago
Around line 1050. Triggers an alert and opens a new page.
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bavell
5y ago
Are you asking if excluding people is okay if it's the right group of people?
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5y ago
IME GKE on GCP is top-tier if you want a painless managed k8s offering. I've been running my business on it (solo founder) since ~2017 with minimal fuss. Hosting a couple dozen WP sites and some bespoke webapps/apis.
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5y ago
I'm very curious to know how in the world a node_modules directory can grow above 1GB! Which dependencies are the worst offenders? Is it dominated by a few huge deps?
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5y ago
You don't think they should be respected equally?
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5y ago
He is taking responsibility and taking action, and he did so in a clear and straightforward way. A good example of leadership.
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5y ago
And on a single line of you're a real pro!
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5y ago
It's pretty incredible that such a benign statement caused so much ruckus! The misunderstanding is palpable.
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5y ago
Why do you think biological men should be allowed to compete in sports against biological women at a professional level? Is that fair to those women? We can acknowledge and accept trans people without bulldozing millennia of human culture.
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5y ago
> Twitter is run by libertarians who prioritise free speech... Oh wow, I wasn't expecting such a big laugh this early in the morning... thank you!
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5y ago
> *third party code is a liability FTFY :)
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5y ago
What range of memory usage are you going for? You could maybe look into using Electron solely for the GUI and using C/Rust/Go for the backend. Haven't done anything like that myself but from what I've read it's a de
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5y ago
I didn't realize GitHub.com was hardcoded into git and they couldn't be separated. In all seriousness, just because that's the way it's currently used doesn't mean it's the only way to do it. At it's core
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5y ago
> Why is this change necessary? In order to be as inclusive as possible, all the default branches for our GitHub Actions repositories are named main. Saving the world, one codebase at a time!
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5y ago
I agree with you, I was only teasing :)
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5y ago
I can't help but think of the phrase "Stockholm Syndrome"... I'm sure it's a fine city aside from all the excrement, waste and rot! ;)
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5y ago
So you're saying a tor rewrite in rust is the road to hell then? Or that tor itself is the road to hell? Either way, your same argument can be made against the whole internet which should demonstrate how silly it is.
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5y ago
You might've heard about this thing called the internet that does the same thing. Perhaps we should ban it too since rich people and bad guys use it?
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5y ago
In regards to the governor, only questions have been asked in this thread - no claims have been made. Are you confused and meant to post in a different thread? The talking points about white supremacists supporting this person or that perso
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5y ago
A fellow breaker! :) My go-to news source for context and perspective.
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5y ago
I'm 30 and I've only had a bad flu once. I had to take a few days off work around 6-8 years ago.
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5y ago
Absolutely 100%. I can't tell you how many companies I've lost respect for because they've hopped on the virtue-signalling PR bandwagon. It couldn't be more obvious they don't even believe what they're saying b
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5y ago
I played this song on guitar for my grandfather's funeral :( was one of his favorite songs to play on harmonica.
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5y ago
How is that not escalation that could lead to MAD?
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5y ago
> well over a year of data Probably when we actually know the long-term effects instead of just making assumptions? Maybe we'll even get to see the science someday [0], exciting! [0] https://www.nytimes.com/2022/
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5y ago
FYI the answer in that link is from 2013, not sure how much it's changed since then but I doubt it's the same today.
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5y ago
Great answer. This is related in my mind to the framing of crypto "pointlessly wasting" electricity - it's actually a fundamental part of securing the network by making it prohibitively expensive to reverse or modify mined bl
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5y ago
I wanted to gain experience in embedded programming at a lower level than Arduino (i.e. pure C & bitbanging). They're dirt cheap and also simple enough that I can read through the whole datasheet and pretty much understand everythi
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