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by buro9 5y ago
Something I have been wondering is whether the Go bootstrap, wherein Go is itself built from Go 1.4, also needs to be updated so that Go bootstraps from Go 1.17 or 1.18. The reason for this is the change in syntax for build conditionals. Go
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by buro9 5y ago
I've spent much of the last couple of years trying to understand online meeting fatigue and experimenting with ways to address the fatigue. The fatigue comes in several forms: physical, experiential, psychological. Physical as in the a
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by buro9 5y ago
The store was down, but these are the links: Overview: https://store.google.com/product/pixel_6_pro?hl=en-GB Buy: https://store.google.com/config/pixel_6_pro?hl=en-GB Weirdly I kept seeing an inte
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by buro9 5y ago
Make selling bullets illegal or tax bullets in some extreme way
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by buro9 5y ago
Should try Rounders instead https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rounders The park variant doesn't really care about team sizes and it scales nicely from 3 people per side up to ridiculous number of people per side. Plus
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by buro9 5y ago
> how did the Guardian get Gavin as a source? Typically it's a friend or acquaintance of the writer, and that inspires the writer to pitch the story and they're incentivised to do so to get paid. > Finally how did he manage
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by buro9 5y ago
It's not the setup of the author, it is just a stock photo. https://unsplash.com/photos/xV3CHzfhkjE I wouldn't use it as a build guide.
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by buro9 5y ago
Highly recommend the books here, I only have a couple but they are what I want books to be: high quality content, in a high quality packaging. The paper is beautiful, the fonts lovely, the diagrams clean and informative. And the final cherr
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by buro9 5y ago
Not far from what I'm looking for! Just needs: * Is it publicly accessible, and if restrictions exist based on time what times is it accessible (i.e. chargers in car parks that aren't open 24/7) * Can members of the public PA
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by buro9 5y ago
The fuel crisis in the UK has been great at being EV advocates out of the woodwork, but our infrastructure for charging cars is appalling and as I cycled I rather smugly saw queues at the ev chargers too. But something like this for EVs tha
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by buro9 5y ago
I operate a tithe and give approx 10% of what I earn to causes I believe in. These are not all charities, and some include one-off donations to OSS projects. I typically choose privacy and security related projects, individuals, and causes,
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by buro9 5y ago
Grafana Labs | Backend Engineers, Frontend Engineers, Engineering Managers, Senior Backend Engineers | Remote Global | Full-Time | Remote | https://grafana.com/ You know us, we make the Grafana dashboard you use to observe
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by buro9 5y ago
Suppose I had a "friend" with a PostgreSQL 9.6 instance (a large single node)... what's the best way to upgrade to PostgreSQL 14?
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by buro9 5y ago
Promtail is a process that watches a directory and effectively tails the files and sends them to Loki. Agree that the name isn't ideal as it's not clear that this is a "tail and send text files" process. But yup, Promtai
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by buro9 5y ago
One of the engineers has suggested trying: ```cat <files> | promtail -stdin``` Though we like the idea as a feature request... "Have promtail support reading a file or directory and exiting once complete". So we've put
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by buro9 5y ago
True. On my iOS devices I used the NextDNS app to provide DNS blocking via a VPN layer.
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by buro9 5y ago
> If I don't already have the app installed, there's a reason for that. For about 5 years now I've been actively going back to web pages for things. Example: I no longer have the BBC News app installed. Instead I have a bo
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by buro9 5y ago
You can do a surprisingly lot with Loki. To get the performance run more queriers (horizontally scaled read path that is in front of the object storage). We're improving performance constantly, and we already run Loki at a very large s
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by buro9 5y ago
I'd go further... the average number of direct reports is likely 7-8 people, but as you want to cluster direct report by team/squad to a manager sometimes they are unbalanced as the team/squad size isn't neatly divisible
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by buro9 5y ago
Nice, reminds me of the Büro Destruct designer: https://burodestruct.net/work/bdd-buro-destruct-designer which was available here (YMMV): https://burodestruct.net/bdd/
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by buro9 5y ago
Oh, this is interesting. So in theory one could create a web app client over this, and allow people to host their own client instances (locally, on their laptop) or to provide semi-centralised nodes. Why? Because this would overcome the lim
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by buro9 5y ago
This appears to use API endpoints that are available if the modem is in ISP mode and acting as the Wi-Fi, etc. Does this also affect the router when used in modem mode?
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by buro9 5y ago
> Why did xml lose to yaml/json? XML had gained complexity: schemas, namespaces, validation, translation, and then was extended to cover RPC behaviour via SOAP, WSDL, etc, with some annoyances and papercuts around escaping things an
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by buro9 5y ago
I unfortunately cannot find them online, but in the UK canal maps used to be illustrated on either a long fold-out card, or a roll of paper, a bit like a toilet roll or scroll, or some meter long folded strip. These were straight, even thou
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by buro9 5y ago
https://support.google.com/gboard/answer/2811346?hl=en-GB&co... Glide / Flow typing where you merely draw an approximate path of the shape that your typing would have followed. It allows for very quick ty
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by buro9 5y ago
"good" implies there is a "bad", but both are subjective... for whom? I thought the same about Google Bot scraping websites, many websites would argue that this is universally good. In fact at Cloudflare the Google Bot w
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by buro9 5y ago
"Defensive Driving" seemed like a vague name even though I use it in speech myself, so I looked it up: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defensive_driving > defines defensive driving skills as "driving to
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by buro9 5y ago
While you are here... AGPL choice is excellent. It's a really nice looking piece of software so I hope to use it the next time I find myself reaching for Mailchimp, and I like that if other companies are using it too that all of the ch
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by buro9 5y ago
Let's say that you have a very large marketing list with 200k people, but you only email once per month. MailChimp = $1,190 per month if sent as marketing email priced on number of contacts, $200 per month if sent as transactional emai
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by buro9 5y ago
Grafana Labs | Backend Engineers, Frontend Engineers, Engineering Managers, Senior Backend Engineers | Remote Global | Full-Time | Remote | https://grafana.com/ You know us, we make the Grafana dashboard you use to observe

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