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by cacois 3y ago
Honestly, Z-Type blew me away the first time I saw it: https://zty.pe/
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by cacois 3y ago
Oh man, I couldn't disagree more. Learning is learning. My education was broad in a few ways, and so many of the thing I learned that were seemingly unrelated to technical skills have made me a better engineer in many ways.
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by cacois 3y ago
That's a good point, and fair. Sorry to jump the gun.
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by cacois 3y ago
I find it discouraging that the poster is very active in comments to this post, but thus far is ignoring concerns like this.
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by cacois 3y ago
I am continually in awe of how rapidly terrible its gotten since Windows 7. I loved Win7 - it just worked, with a sleek presentation. Every release after was worse overall (I'm not saying good features weren't added, mind you - bu
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by cacois 3y ago
I think the implication was that this is a more insidious "milk them for all they are worth, damn the consequences" group
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by cacois 3y ago
Never played any of the Heroes games - what's the draw to 3 specifically, above 4, 5 etc?
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by cacois 3y ago
Thanks for the added details, I wasn't aware of the 2004 case. Its all sort of messed up, and ridiculous for someone actually trying to follow the law.
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by cacois 3y ago
Couldn't agree more, but this is why we don't have nice things. The digitizing of DVDs we lawfully own isn't legal.
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by cacois 3y ago
Technically that's still illegal in the US. Breaking DVD encryption is not legal, so ripping them is not legal.
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by cacois 3y ago
I don't have the problem OP has, I just know something about the system. A better way to phrase this for a useful discussion (rather than unsolicited, assumed advice) would be to say "do you know if volunteer work with children wo
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by cacois 3y ago
It is theoretically possible as a single male, but there are many more restrictions - in practice its very very rare. For example, see these requirements for a very large international adoption agency: [1]. In my experience there is, as OP
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by cacois 3y ago
Just seems like another abstraction layer to me. With its own DSL, which will have bugs and limitations. And of course buildpacks - yet another abstraction thats simple until you need to build and maintain your own because none fit quite ri
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by cacois 3y ago
I've recently been learning how to tie some decorative knots. This site is fantastic, but suffers from the same frustration point all resources seem to: not explaining how to calculate the length of rope you will need for a given knot
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by cacois 3y ago
I've often phrased it closer to "I like how much effort you put into this. You clearly put some thought in, did you consider this approach?" I don't have to say I liked the solution to appreciate the effort and dedicatio
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by cacois 3y ago
Yes - diet and exercise can play a significant role in slowing progression. If you become aware early you can quickly adjust these things in your life and it could slow progression.
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by cacois 3y ago
Agree fully - I've always used the term "expert system" as well, for the same distinction. An expert system operates on rules, created by a more "creatively intelligent" entity. Though when we talk about AI now, we
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by cacois 3y ago
> Any new ambiguity here comes from the ambiguity inherent in the word "artificial". Not sure I agree here. Seems to me the ambiguity comes from the word "intelligence". As in, does that if/else clause indicate &
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New Draft Merger Guidelines Released by Justice Dept. and FTC(justice.gov)
2 points by cacois 3y ago|1 comments
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by cacois 3y ago
In case anyone else was looking for a clear, concise summary of the new feature: "The new feature gate "SidecarContainers" is now available. This feature introduces sidecar containers, a new type of init container that starts
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by cacois 3y ago
Is the function of the developer to write outstanding code, or develop outstanding products? I think there's something to be said for praising the developer that is able to understand user needs so well that they create flawless experi
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by cacois 4y ago
Please thoroughly read the comment you are replying to.
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by cacois 4y ago
I've used gitea for years in my homelab - so far great for my non-exterprise needs.
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by cacois 4y ago
I believe this framing is a bit over-simplified.This description presumes that the Human does indeed have the entire solution in their head, and the only problem is expressing it in a language. In reality, Human only understand a fraction o
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by cacois 4y ago
No, this was done from fear. My generation were given peanut butter early, and it was tested in a small amount to see if there was a problem first. This was common sense for a long long time, and it seemed to work fine. A generation later p
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by cacois 4y ago
I've found operator-sdk [1] (which uses kubebuilder under the hood) to be a better starting point for operator development. [1] https://github.com/operator-framework/operator-sdk
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by cacois 4y ago
Doesn't that mean they still pay for the real estate? I wonder how viable it is to keep that cost on the books for ad-hoc usage.
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by cacois 4y ago
Not that I agree with the above comment, but Valve is a private company. Hence, they would not be beholden to shareholder pressures. Perhaps the argument the posted intended was to never join a pubic company?
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by cacois 4y ago
Asking the real questions. If some magic could make a search engine that ignored all SEO spam, life would be better. I find it hard to believe google themselves are having such a hard time with the obvious cloned copies of other sites/
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by cacois 4y ago
Working multiple full time W2 jobs without employer consent is not moonlighting. Both employers believe you are working for them full time during business hours, which would be false. This practice is deceptive. Meeting productivity targets

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