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by btreecat 1y ago
> You can also just not file your taxes, if you don't owe anything (and as I said, jobs always err on the side of overpaying) they won't bother you From the IRS website: >Who must file >Most U.S. citizens or permanent res
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by btreecat 1y ago
I feel that's going to be more interesting than this video. The speaker is very unpracticed.
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by btreecat 1y ago
> All that said, I'm one who appreciates information density! How about coloring branching code paths/call stacks? > > My keyboard has a concept of "layers," which allows each key to map differently depending on
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by btreecat 1y ago
Why does a control box need to be beautiful? It's a thermostat. It's allowed to look like a thermostat. Functional and solid.
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by btreecat 1y ago
> > What features do you feel a more average of the target audience > > Auth and middleware packages that are essential for a production site. > > > I use it at home as part of my K8s cluster. > > That's not
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by btreecat 1y ago
> In my mind that is a problem with your lazy developer colleague, not AI as a whole. You can't expect it to be right on the first try (just like human code), you have to iterate with it and have the experience to know when it'
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by btreecat 1y ago
> Eh you'd be surprised. GDP per capita in Bulgaria in 2024 was just $17,412 compared to $57,723 in Sweden (331% increase) while GDP per capita in Alabama was $61,846 compared to $116,883 in New York (189% increase). America's
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by btreecat 1y ago
> I disagree. If you're a heavy Traefik user you're eventually going to need a feature that has been carefully omitted from the F/OSS projects. Ok, I use it at home as part of my K8s cluster. I haven't once come close
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by btreecat 1y ago
My guide to good PRs: - Keep PR messages short and to the point. - use as many commits as you need, it's all the same branch. Squash if you want, I think it hides valuable meta. - put the ticket in the branch name. Non negotiable. - U
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by btreecat 1y ago
Honestly I found the "smart" parts of my nest to be pointless once I connected it to HA. I have automations, sensors, and weather in HA. I'm looking at moving to a zwave thermostat now. I wouldn't have gotten the nest bu
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by btreecat 1y ago
> > That's a long way to say "yes, actually" > > "Because I don't like it" makes it sound like I don't have a technical argument here, which I do. Do you think it's polite or charitable to
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by btreecat 1y ago
> No; GitHub shouldn't support YAML anchors because it's a deviation from the status quo, and the argument is specifically that the actions ecosystem doesn't need to make analysis any harder than it already is. > >
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by btreecat 1y ago
> I'm afraid I only play a small number of titles, and none of them are particularly stable on Linux. > > I'm not going to change the type of gamer I am just for an OS. Could easily make the argument you are doing that fo
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by btreecat 1y ago
> Actually...that sort of works. Not if you need a house
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by btreecat 1y ago
> It's funny that you chose to use this analogy because most people improve old buildings by blowing them up and rebuilding everything It's not funny, it's practical. Even if we were to demolish and rebuild first there&#x2
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by btreecat 1y ago
So GitHub shouldn't implement the spec because you personally don't like that the spec solves a problem you can optionally solve at another layer?
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by btreecat 1y ago
> >DOGE never seriously tried, or even discussed, tackling that problem. > > They got shut down and the Trump-Musk thing flared up more or less the nanosecond they looked at the DOD. Sad, but they never had the political capital
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by btreecat 1y ago
> Maybe this administration blowing up the government is good, actually. My house was so difficult to walk through with the years of stuff piled up. Much easier now that it's all been burned to the ground!
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by btreecat 1y ago
Would you consider dual booting and spending more time with games that _do work_ on Linux?
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by btreecat 1y ago
> > a worse is better mentality world. > > Seems like your preferred world is the totalitarian "choose any color you want as long as it is black" one, where everything is perfectly optimized and perfectly integrated in
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by btreecat 1y ago
> The problem with social media (and all media) is opinion-based censorship, causing group-think. And the chaos of replies that are uncategorized. All people are biased. It's impossible to also avoid bias needed to filter out the fi
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by btreecat 1y ago
So nursing?
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by btreecat 1y ago
> When I worked in the US I had “Kaiser Permanente” which seemed to be something like an all-in-one system. You have specialists, GPs, labs and pharmacy all in one building covered by one insurance. Could something like that scale to the
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by btreecat 1y ago
Congratulations to the folks involved. I'm sure this wasn't a trivial lift. And the improvement to free security posture is a net positive for our community. I have moved most of my personal stuff to caddy, but I look forward to t
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by btreecat 1y ago
I still think of the lessons learned from a root traverse bug I accidentally coded into one of our internal apps as a jr dev. You could change the URL of the image, and get any file off the system to download as long as the service account
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by btreecat 1y ago
> > One reason is legal check-ins, folks can be in the US on many different types of entry. > > What are legal check ins? Did you mean immigration court hearings? > https://portal.ice.gov/immigration-guide&#x2
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by btreecat 1y ago
> As a non American, I'm surprised that the country with more guns than people hasn't shot yet somebody that might be as well be a masked thief who's trying to kidnap you https://www.khou.com/article/n
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by btreecat 1y ago
> > ICE has been going after low hanging fruit, ie arresting people when they go to their immigration court dates(aka following the rules). > > As far as I understand (correct me if I am wrong), if you have no valid status in th
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by btreecat 1y ago
> Governments have a right to detain and deport individuals in the country without documentation. The fact that ICE resorts to the tactics we are describing is unfortunate but necessary because many cities and states refuse to cooperate
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by btreecat 1y ago
> My point is that we are a country of laws, based on rule of law, and therefore must start by impartially enforcing the laws we have. Would be nice if that were the reality. But we have a POTUS with 34 counts giving out a presidential

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