bavell

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721.
by bavell 5y ago
Curious, what about the integration is better?
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by bavell 5y ago
It was so fun reinstalling old terraform versions so I could unfuck my cluster infra... not to mention the joy of finding they removed the .13->.14 migration command in .14 so you have to roll alllll the way back... Good times indeed.
723.
by bavell 5y ago
Where's the "fire"?
724.
by bavell 5y ago
I wish the founders the best but I'll admit the headline did rub me the wrong way at first. Just a little too on-the-nose or something. I definitely understand trying to reach an undeserved market, just feels weird so explicitly segmen
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by bavell 5y ago
> now you have a gun it seems safer to turn to violence That's not how it works. I'm guessing you don't own any firearms and haven't had much exposure to them. Violence is never safe and the only people "turning
726.
by bavell 5y ago
I agree with your last paragraph but "noob" is offensive? That's just silly... it's like you said, we've all been there once and it's a useful term for quickly describing where one's at. There's no in
727.
by bavell 5y ago
> AWS Postgres Redis Node Coffee-Script ES6 The rest of the stack looks good but yeah wtf indeed
728.
by bavell 5y ago
How timely. Just today I had to install netcat on my new workstation (I chose the gnu version) in order to test connectivity to an SMTP server. It was super helpful just to see the raw response from the server. Apparently GoDaddy blocks all
729.
by bavell 5y ago
Huh, had no idea this was a more widespread thing. I don't really see it working out but maybe there's something there.
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by bavell 5y ago
Why did you agree to try early access with a book? It only really makes sense for games... and sometimes not even then...
731.
by bavell 5y ago
I've had the exact opposite experience trying to get support setting up a VPN to connect an on-prem server with remote clients (using self-signed certs and terraform). I'm not very familiar with Azure and I was volunteering my tim
732.
by bavell 5y ago
Having talked to climate change skeptics myself numerous times, you've hit the nail on the head. Wish I could upvote this more!
733.
by bavell 5y ago
Once we're gone we'll be just another evolutionary dead end and join all the other extinct species while the earth continues happily orbiting the sun for another ~5 billion years... One of my favorite George Carlin bits on this su
734.
by bavell 5y ago
> I feel that developing a carbon capture technology that people have an incentive to install [...] is the best hope. People are just determined to maintain their lifestyles. I agree, trying to force change on people which they think is
735.
by bavell 5y ago
I'm curious what makes you think he's "gone off the deep end"?
736.
by bavell 5y ago
Excellent read!
737.
by bavell 5y ago
I wouldn't read too far into it, probably just casual use of language instead of trying to push an agenda...
738.
by bavell 5y ago
It's the humidity that makes it so bad. You're basically sweating after a few minutes outside, even at 80-85F.
739.
by bavell 5y ago
"Entropy" in this context also left me wondering. Perhaps "variance" or "deviation from the mean"? Thanks for the insights!
740.
by bavell 5y ago
Isn't this just a UI change and wiring that up to the backend? The cropping happens either way, it might actually be faster considering that if the user providers the crop info, Twitter does't have to burn CPU cycles on figuring o
741.
by bavell 5y ago
> quite easily tell wheter the user finds what he wants or gets more and more stressed (faster and more undirected mouse movement) Could be just me but I don't make frantic mouse movements when I'm stressed or can't find s
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by bavell 5y ago
> The thing is, I do not want to spend the next half hour (probably longer) listening to a Glenn Greenwald podcast :) Can't blame you for that haha, there are better things to do. I'll admit my opinion of him dropped a little s
743.
by bavell 5y ago
Nah, everyone would get behind this if we actually had politicians brave enough to lead the charge. No one wants Faceflixzon to dig their hooks into your kid's life.
744.
by bavell 5y ago
I agree and disagree. He definitely wasn't very professional in his remarks and could have toned it down but in that clip Glenn said exactly why he thinks that way. And this was on a podcast (i.e. his personal opinion), not an article
745.
by bavell 5y ago
Right, the tiny in-group of mainstream journalists and elites use it and place way too much weight on what's being said on the platform. Outside of that, most of America (& the world?) doesn't give a crap about what blue check
746.
by bavell 5y ago
Farmers raising livestock are diabolically evil merchants of death? I usually reserve that level of vitriol for the military industrial complex, global arms dealers, etc... not a family with some cows...
747.
by bavell 5y ago
I don't care for Glenn too much but he's better than a lot of the other crappy grifters out there like the tool in the thread you linked to.
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by bavell 5y ago
Our wars in the middle east over the last 3 decades are objectively catastrophic failures. The liberties we have ceded, the lives lost and displaced, the destabilization of an entire region, the resources spent on the military industrial co
749.
by bavell 5y ago
Fantastic anime, I highly recommend it!
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by bavell 5y ago
This is currently me. There's no shortage of work and the pay is good but I think I'll need to shift gears to start a family. I don't travel much so that helps but you're spot on about healthcare and the unpredictable na

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