bionsystem

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by bionsystem 1y ago
I agree, we hear too much about how to save and not enough about how to spend properly.
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by bionsystem 1y ago
I do bowling now and read your post as if you did as well :) Completely pointless and quite fun too.
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by bionsystem 1y ago
One life trick I learned way too late is that you're allowed to have fun, on your trade or on the side. One should enjoy a few light-hearted or relaxed moments every week. For some reason I was convinced that one should seek productivi
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by bionsystem 1y ago
10B is a drop in the water considering current PLTR valuation, I really wonder how that is sustainable.
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by bionsystem 1y ago
"Usenet" has a wikipedia page which describes the network quite well. I used it in the late 2000s, not just for discussion as some groups were also hosting warez. Pretty sure you can still go there although it's unclear you&#
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by bionsystem 1y ago
Very impressive. What is your idea generation process, if you have any, to find so many ideas ?
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by bionsystem 1y ago
Whether it's this or call centers, at the end of the day...
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by bionsystem 1y ago
So far when Jim starts something it's a massive success, can't wait to see how this one goes.
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by bionsystem 1y ago
Roughly 25% living expenses, 25% weekends and activities with my girlfriend (or provisions for future fun and activities), 25% provisions for a future downpayment and the rest in personal savings for retirement. That may be +/- 5-10% o
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by bionsystem 1y ago
grep, sed, awk and regular expressions would probably be part of my 1st hour course if I were to produce one. And by awk I mean the super basic stuff like -F',' '{print $3" "$NF}' is already a long way also any
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by bionsystem 1y ago
If you open() read-only I don't think it blocks (some other process writing to it might block though).
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by bionsystem 1y ago
I can't wait for the mandatory "brendan gregg screams at disks" youtube link.
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by bionsystem 1y ago
Charity and non-profit look to me like the easiest way to finance corruption with tax evasion, while making yourself (esp. if you're a billionaire) look good.
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by bionsystem 1y ago
Watched this movie 3 times and never noticed! This is a fun touch.
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by bionsystem 2y ago
As a side note, reading "But How Do It Know" for a total beginner like me can help to scratch the itch of understanding the basics. I really loved the book and will buy my 3rd copy (lost one and gave away another).
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by bionsystem 2y ago
> Huge Kudos to Daniel for his courses. If you think Scala is difficult, check his course, these will change your mind. Daniel Ciocirlan I guess ?
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by bionsystem 2y ago
What is the advantage of nspawn vs lxc ? I use lxc extensively at the moment to test ansible recipes and it works pretty well even though I'm constrained on an old version.
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by bionsystem 2y ago
Yes and give a well deserved bonus to those finance guys.
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by bionsystem 2y ago
Self-hosted notion replacement would be amazing, I hope you succeed !
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by bionsystem 2y ago
That sounds interesting, I might give it a try. Do you plan to allow plugins for domain-specific development ?
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by bionsystem 2y ago
I once met a guy who did. He was in his 70s born in soviet Russia, emigrated as a kid in western Germany at 5 or 6, and was re-learning Russian at 70+ because he forgot all about it.
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by bionsystem 2y ago
Both are solid and will do the job. Ansible is a little bit easier to get started for a few reason (yaml instead of a DSL, ssh only...) ; it's also mostly tasks running through SSH which may feel a bit more "natural" when you
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by bionsystem 2y ago
Not the op but I like it too and here is why : - I like awk grep sed find and many more... and piping things together - I like the low latency of vim and love walking through code with just a few movers - I like the ubiquity of using the sa
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by bionsystem 2y ago
> why programmers keep launching flaming turds into production despite all the increasingly fancy tools is a somewhat entertaining question haha I love the tone and I feel you, the state of software (and computing in general) keeps surpr
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by bionsystem 2y ago
Last time I tried and iirc, lazyvim would print out all sorts of various errors within seconds of using it for very basic things, which is enough for me to give up on most tools unless they are forced onto me. That said I have yet to find a
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by bionsystem 2y ago
We can use any AI we want but only on our work laptop. The work laptop cannot install any useful dev tool so we connect to the remote machine for any code write/build/execution, and if needed copy/paste anything we find onlin
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by bionsystem 2y ago
We work exclusively on remote VMs that have no internet access. Well writing the stuff is fine through PuTTY (with tmux+vim), some other guys use RDP with VSCode but it is extremely laggy and I hate it. Some tasks can be annoying. $job befo
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by bionsystem 2y ago
qwant had bing as a backend a few years back iirc.
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by bionsystem 2y ago
I like to run LXQt sometimes for that (and for the snappiness / low resources).
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by bionsystem 2y ago
Debian is incredible and I think there is a lot of mutual respect between both communities (debian and freebsd ; debian is even the default choice for the linux compatibility layer). I wish Debian GNU/kFreeBSD would be a thing...

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