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by buro9 4y ago
I kinda like the idea. If this was paired with something like a cafe trolley service then it could be quite nice. Chill little rooms that are peaceful and every hour on the hour the offer of green tea. Little oases in which to read, write,
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by buro9 4y ago
We have no plan for them... we read them, we put them on the shelf, we may reread them or loan them out but otherwise they live on the shelf. We do protect them from sun and moisture, but that's easy enough in the UK. As for what happe
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by buro9 4y ago
> Gen 11 PWSE What does this mean?
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by buro9 4y ago
This is almost certainly going to be a rent-seeking venture that attempts to sell "freedom of movement" by having something that feels like student accommodation for adults and small families... a kind of shared living space that
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by buro9 4y ago
In my apartment we have ~2,500 books (so says LibraryThing). They take a wall 4m long of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves in the living room, another 2 bookcases (double-width Billy), and another wall in the office (2m floor-to-ceiling). They a
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by buro9 4y ago
It makes even more sense for web apps. It will tell you how it came to be that a web page received the request, what context it has, how the cookie is resolved to an auth context, how to access any query args, what is available to support t
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by buro9 4y ago
Three ways... 1. I go straight to the entry point, the main(), and then follow how the initial configuration, flow of data, sanitisation, and routing is done. 2. I look for bugs. Fixing bugs reveals the complexity as you need to look for si
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by buro9 4y ago
I'll qualify mine by pointing out that it doesn't have a database and is just a web client, a veneer, over a very secure API that really does all of the work. The Django I use is nothing but a template rendering thing.
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by buro9 4y ago
There's a Python 3? It's 2... definitely 2.
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by buro9 4y ago
Guess I best upgrade my production side-project from Django 1.5.9
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by buro9 4y ago
Hmmm. For whatever reason, that's not true for my camera. The jpeg has dimensions 4592x3448 and a light amount of exif, and comes with a paired rw2 file which has dimensions 160x128 and only contains an embedded jpeg thumbnail of that
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by buro9 4y ago
Not mentioned are things like sidecar files with expanded exif data. An example of that is Panasonic Lumix cameras would take a JPEG+raw. The raw is a .rw2 file that is pure metadata, but carries enough information about the camera and lens
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by buro9 4y ago
The reason I run my Plex is all the world music, classical, and frankly obscure music. If Spotify could increase and sustain the catalogue then I'm pretty sure this would work. But it feels like the catalogue is smaller, churns more, a
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by buro9 4y ago
For all the complexity... this is something Spotify has got right. I'm in my 40s, and I still listen to an incredible amount of new music. That is across everything from mainstream rock and pop, through to jazz, jungle, soul, techno, h
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by buro9 4y ago
Workers rights are a disincentive to SV funding, as well as expansion by existing companies (at least until the company is already huge). Cost of starting up and taxation (as you have a lot of risks, why increase them by increasing costs so
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by buro9 4y ago
Yeah. Mobile phone keyboard are the bane of communication
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by buro9 4y ago
Author unknown, I believe this to have been written by a Sun Microsystems employee... if you have more context then it is appreciated.
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Roles and Responsibilities for Senior Technical Staff(web.archive.org)
2 points by buro9 4y ago|1 comments
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by buro9 4y ago
This attempts to recreate https://sfia-online.org/en , but it is way harder than one imagines and then is in danger of being too prescriptive and inapplicable. It's better to go the other way and work out the principal
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by buro9 4y ago
Was in Valencia, went to the beach... it's just a beach. People were naked, it's just normal. It's not a "nude beach"... it's "beach".
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by buro9 4y ago
Your question is so broad that I'm not sure that you will yield any satisfying answer. But yes, many times. The problem is that some of the most profound and lasting changes come from trauma that requires significant content warnings o
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by buro9 4y ago
https://fly.io/blog/launching-laravel-bytes/ is a 404... how did this get 3 up votes?
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by buro9 4y ago
Full title was a bit wordy and did not fit the limit, I've attempted to keep the essence of it. This is the launch of OSS write proxies that allows data from other agents to be ingested into the Grafana Mimir ( https://githu
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Grafana Mimir: Graphite, Datadog, Influx, and Prometheus Metrics in One Place(grafana.com)
1 points by buro9 4y ago|1 comments
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by buro9 4y ago
> Curious, have you tried doing a annual opt-in? Haven't done that. I've simply tried to make unsubcribing be easier than hitting the spam button. Front and centre, top of the email, single click, untracked (so will 100% work n
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by buro9 4y ago
I have an email list that delivers updates and summaries of things that have occurred online (forums, but other related sources)... and experiences an open rate that Sendgrid reports as being above 100% (people open it more than once?! prob
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by buro9 4y ago
This has an upvote, but for me the link does not work as there's an SSL error in both Firefox and Chromium. Is there a working link?
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by buro9 4y ago
Yup, I do this with some nice microfibre for drying / removing any smears afterwards.
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by buro9 4y ago
The bill covers this site... HN. And it covers Stack Overflow. And Mumsnet. And basically any site that takes user generated content of any kind.
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by buro9 4y ago
Yes

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