bogota

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by bogota 4y ago
Well at least we are being honest now haha
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by bogota 4y ago
Pretty hard to say since it depends on the price you pay for electricity. But you can just watch the difficulty adjusting to see when people have started to turn off miners
153.
by bogota 4y ago
Im sure this will lead to great discussion
154.
by bogota 4y ago
The government gets to re discovered alert fatigue i guess… instead of just asking anyone who has ever been on call
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by bogota 4y ago
I mean thats a slight inconvenience at the cost of not letting people be confused that they are not actually having an encrypted conversation. I still stand by my original statement and don’t understand how people are so mad about that. Sur
156.
by bogota 4y ago
I agree i don’t see how you can knock signal in anyway for removing sms. What is the argument that this was some huge misstep i just don’t see it
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by bogota 4y ago
The more useful signal becomes to the non tech crowd the better for everyone. Options are good and they are largely competing with WhatsApp although they have tiny market penetration right now
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by bogota 4y ago
Ah yeah i was remembering wrong. I normally have this setup as a package level variable and then build and test. But yes its on the test that it’s actually caught
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by bogota 4y ago
Panic at compile and run time are two very different things. must will panic before you ship your code to production no should want to make panic at runtime look nice
160.
by bogota 4y ago
Im talking about writing a letter
161.
by bogota 4y ago
Missing the point. Sure pen and paper works great still.
162.
by bogota 4y ago
If you look at anything through a narrow enough lens you can make it look good.
163.
by bogota 4y ago
I agree but the person i am replying to is talking about using matrix
164.
by bogota 4y ago
This doesn’t change the fact that signal is the best option for my grandma to use still. Moxie is no longer active in signal afaik. This is the new leadership.
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by bogota 4y ago
sad that the government is having to regulate you into humane practices. Already in NY and CO im sure this will just keep spreading.
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by bogota 4y ago
Yes but i see about 90% of people using them on sidewalks unfortunately
167.
by bogota 4y ago
I completely agree but also don’t think i will see that fixed in the US in my lifetime. Maybe you are more optimistic
168.
by bogota 4y ago
Yes but people also aren’t expected to walk on roads with cars except at certain outlined points
169.
by bogota 4y ago
Only issue i have is that they need to reduce the top speeds on the app based scooters. Way too many people flying around corners on the sidewalk and i have to peak around corners now in busy areas.
170.
by bogota 4y ago
Are we calling him elmo now or is that just a typo? Pretty funny typo if nothing else. I hope it sticks
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by bogota 4y ago
Just my opinion. But why would you lie about what will become a fairly big piece of news right before you are about to go through and be cutting a bunch of jobs. It would be almost certain to leak.
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by bogota 4y ago
That happened before elon officially took over. He replied to a question about it on Twitter and i really don’t see him lying about it. Im not a elon fan. At all. but the knee jerk reaction he gets at this point is kind of deserved… however
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by bogota 4y ago
Docker is pretty awesome for deploying your services and having an isolated environment that is the same everywhere. Although with the new M1 arm chips this is slightly breaking down since arm and amd have inherent differences that get intr
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by bogota 4y ago
> aggressively block photos of golden retrievers That gave me a good laugh
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by bogota 4y ago
That is true and why i tried to stay working in that area so long. AWS eventually ate my lunch so I have switched to a pure SWE role now and just happen to setup a lot of the cloud infra as well. I’m hoping some time I can work on DC automa
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by bogota 4y ago
I have run multiple datacenter automation teams. Essentially providing the plumbing for provisioning bare metal. We looked at open stack several times and never had a team large enough to justify trying to run it. It’s just way too complex
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by bogota 4y ago
You can already do this anyway… https://github.com/StanfordSNR/gg
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by bogota 4y ago
People have already got to that level without understanding the environment and hardware. I have worked with them and spent a lot of time explaining how the system works. I personally don’t understand how people enjoy programming without un
179.
by bogota 4y ago
It’s crazy that they pay managers so much and don’t give them this autonomy at most companies
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by bogota 4y ago
Thats great then find one of the companies that forces people to work from the office. Don’t be upset when you have trouble finding talent unless you are paying out amazing salaries though. This to me just gets into people trying to control

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