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by btreecat 4y ago
In what situation does the entire financial system shut down, and we still all have reliable electricity and Internet to use crypto with? Also most market cap isn't in those "more efficient" and "more decentralized"
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by btreecat 4y ago
Also Groovy kinda sucks
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by btreecat 4y ago
I genuinely don't remember what the ballpark number was, it was years ago when I did this. But I think the db was a tad larger than the raw files on disk because of the additional meta data I stored in the database for organization, bu
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by btreecat 4y ago
I once experimented with using SQLite as a file store for small images (10s of Kb). We had so many images on disk, that a recursive ls command wouldn't complete in a single day. At one point we even hit inode limits. I tested out stori
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by btreecat 4y ago
This seems like a really exciting release with all the improvements to the sketch workbench in particular. I look forward to installing the update!
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by btreecat 5y ago
>History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. Electric power, water, sewage, phone, internet access... each has its own specific history, times 170 countries. Not all identical, but the outcomes are pretty similar. They all r
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by btreecat 5y ago
So sanctions? I get it, collateral damage is indeed collateral. That's why I don't know how to feel. If this move broke some key software used on the battlefield, would we all be so quick with our positions?
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by btreecat 5y ago
Your suggestions are also childish and just as flippant. I don't know how to feel about this because it's not much different than sanctions in theory (very different in execution). Cause pain for people so they "force interna
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by btreecat 5y ago
I didn't condone anything or anyone, I just stated I wasn't sure how to feel about it. Anny assumptions or claims beyond that are your own delusions.
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by btreecat 5y ago
It's the next LAMP stack
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by btreecat 5y ago
I don't know how I feel about this. One hand, this is a seemingly non-violent and subtle way to protest. On the other, the potential collateral damage is huge and just burns all trust with this developer, and is a net harm to the ecosy
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by btreecat 5y ago
Docker on mac just...sucks. So I don't develop on mac. Remote debugging sucks, so I don't like to setup a pure remote env for development. Maybe I just have Linux-colored lenses but I am not sure I see this product having huge gro
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by btreecat 5y ago
"Need" is a strong word, one that I don't think the actual experts (on policy and governance) would use either. Rather they would talk about efficiency of the system. People who have more knowledge allow the system to move wi
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by btreecat 5y ago
While I have learned to be mostly competent when it comes to git day-to-day tasks, I still miss hg for it's clean interface design and simplified workflow.
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by btreecat 5y ago
Thank you, I will check it out
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by btreecat 5y ago
This is something I find exciting! I was looking at our infrastructure and between all the various services, we basically have recreated k8s only more expensive and fragmented and tied explicitly to AWS. On top of that, our local test env i
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by btreecat 5y ago
You are conflating an economist with a soothsayer.
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by btreecat 5y ago
The comment section is linking to flat earth websites.
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by btreecat 5y ago
>and those who accept that we can’t. So prove it with more than your ridiculous anecdotes and metaphors. You do a lot of claiming and literally no sourcing. Try again, this time with data.
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by btreecat 5y ago
Love it! I just got a PintX and have been learning how to shred on it. But naturally I was curious how much work would go into a DIY model.
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by btreecat 5y ago
>And every year the service got worse, Because every year we refuse to fund public transport at an appropriate level to prevent it from getting worse let alone improving. If your idea of public transport is confined to only what the US h
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by btreecat 5y ago
There is no world, in which "flexible" and "F1 Car" belong in the same sentence. By design, a track car gets rid of anything "flexible" for highly optimized choices. If we want to assign a car to emacs, it&#x27
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by btreecat 5y ago
So given that gender specifically is a social concept, there is historical but not necessarily biological causation at play.
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by btreecat 5y ago
How is that a biological imperative and not just another form of social conditioning?
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by btreecat 6y ago
>Go is still my favorite language when it's the right tool for the job. Forgive my ignorance, when would you recommend go? As in what problem domains have you seen it excel at? I have thought about trying it in the past and even tin
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by btreecat 6y ago
How about _reliable_ storage needs?
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by btreecat 6y ago
>1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjl9CpAirtE I pulled up a private browser session to make sure I was not logged in, and the video was served ad free.
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by btreecat 6y ago
Only they are doing it on channels with out enough viewers to choose those options. Shady af.
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by btreecat 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damascus_steel
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by btreecat 6y ago
> There’s not all that much they can do to fix this, although they have certainly tried. Forgive my ignorance, why is there not much they can do and what have they tried?

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