cassianoleal

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   by cassianoleal 2mo ago

   I've looked into Crossplane, and I like a lot of things about it. Unfortunately when we spiked it, the providers we required were a major let down. In terms of these horrendous HCL constructs, I'm not going to pretend I haven&#x27
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   by cassianoleal 2mo ago

   I've been using Terraform since it came out. I know what it is.
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   by cassianoleal 2mo ago

   > Four years ago I hand-wrote a nested for loop - four levels deep, tagging subnets across regions and availability zones in another AWS account - and it took me about an hour to get the syntax right I do believe this kind of engineer re
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   by cassianoleal 2mo ago

   Still doesn't make you a writer.
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   by cassianoleal 2mo ago

   Server rack? That’s a 3D printer enclosure! https://www.printables.com/model/76318-ikea-lack-enclosure-3...
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   by cassianoleal 2mo ago

   What's Digital Escape Tools? Why not just link to the product's own page? https://magnitude.dev/
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   by cassianoleal 2mo ago

   Ah thanks. I see the problem now. In fairness, it doesn't concern me personally very much, but the refusal to engage is not great.
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   by cassianoleal 2mo ago

   Thanks. Just for clarification: > even if you use the env var it combines cache and config You mean both cache and config respect Pi's config env var, or that they get combined somehow independently of the variable? I assume the for
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   by cassianoleal 2mo ago

   While we wait for GitHub to come back, what exactly is "this" for the uninitiated?
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Agree! The water is so fresh and tasty out of them!
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Oh yeah I never claimed it was new tech. I can say with some certainty that it's been popular in Brazil for a lot longer than 3 or 4 decades!
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Rawdog coding.
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    > One day, when he was walking home from S-Bahnhof Treptow, a tank stopped next to Herr Neumann and a soldier poked his head out, yelling: ‘Does anyone want to go to Neukölln?’ Herr Neumann, caught completely off-guard, did not take the
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Ceramic filters are very common in Brazil, used in clay recipients which also keep the water cool even in summer without spending energy. https://g1.globo.com/saude/noticia/2026/03/14/filtro-de-barr.
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Thanks! I do! :D To be fair, it was designed a couple decades ago with a gas range cooker in mind. I've been doing some research though, and it seems like all induction hobs (even built-in ones) pulse at low-to-medium power, which is w
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Just to update, on Monday I finally received the shipping notification. Now the status changed to order shipped. It should arrive tomorrow if everything goes to plan. I suspect the order was stuck but they got it unstuck and shipped after I
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    I hope all models adopt it.
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    > a defined RNG, seeded somehow predictably So, an NG?
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    I did say it's excellent at boiling water, didn't I? Everything else is horrible. In terms of cast iron, even if I leave it to heat for over 20 minutes, the hot spot is still there.
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Which means if you want to maintain their effect, you need to keep taking them forever. So maybe GP used the wrong term but I suspect they meant exactly this. In any case, we just don't know what kind of long-term effects these drugs h
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Is there a way to fill the 100 cm hole in the worktop with a split solution? Otherwise I'd have to replace the cupboards and a massive chunk of granite, which would likely be even sillier money...
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    From TFA: > As a final option, the affected stonework may have to be removed and replaced. So it's definitely an option.
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    > Discussions about whether it'll bring in tourism are irrelevant to the discussion. No, it's not - it's very relevant. Laws are not set in stone, and the first step towards changing them is having the discussion. > The
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Perhaps. Again, I'm kinda new to this, and that one had stellar reviews, was well within my budget and with a good discount when I bought it, and mainly - it fit the hole I needed to fill in my kitchen. Do you know of a better one that
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    > doesn't require being a Luddite and rejecting LLMs merely because they're new and corporate. I'd say the opposite is true. Taking that new and corporate thing and making it into something that works for you as a tool for
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    It depends on what you call bad. It's certainly not top of the line, thousands of pounds worth, but it's not a cheap one either. Honestly it's my first induction one, so who knows? It's a Belling Cookcentre 100Ei [0]. [0
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    That's been the status since I placed the pre-order months ago and paid the reservation price (£100 IIRC). The full payment was taken on Tuesday though, and nothing changed. It should have shipped by Friday.
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    I like Dave Farley's classification of Coders, Developers and Software Engineers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcjBfSiyI0k
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Maybe they shouldn't run tests that are not safe and threaten the public? I agree that in this specific case it doesn't seem too terrible but what happens when this ends up causing someone vulnerable to be harassed and commit self
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    by cassianoleal 2mo ago

    Do you think once they finished testing the gun at the range, they should go out on the streets threatening the public?