castis

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by castis 6y ago
No one is claiming that PHP is and/or was without fault. The sentiment is that we built things that worked despite them.
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by castis 6y ago
> The fact that people with your arrogance and your ignorance exist actually distresses me. Weird, your account says you joined in 2012 but it seems like today might be your first day on the internet?
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by castis 6y ago
Google, for all its current problems, _has_ made organization of the worlds knowledge vastly better than it was before they showed up. I could be wrong but just surrounding the field of software development, there's probably already mo
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by castis 6y ago
Imagining this is hilarious. Did you ever do it more than this one time?
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by castis 6y ago
> The Linux gaming folks will be pretty sad about this one. I was a tad bummed when realizing what this actually was, but still very much impressed.
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by castis 6y ago
Can you cite the information you have that makes this clear to you?
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by castis 6y ago
i think the whole point is that some of those things are not 100% necessary to build great stuff.
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by castis 6y ago
Well sure, the learning curve is the fun part!
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by castis 6y ago
On the other hand I'd recommend customizing as much as reasonably possible on your home rig. You stand to learn so much more about how your system is constructed. Once you get to a certain level of understanding, most machines that you
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by castis 7y ago
Yeah, we wouldn't want people to be do things they don't understand. Maybe when people ask for clarity on a subject, we should give them reasons instead of saying things like "just dont".
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by castis 7y ago
Could you go into detail on what you mean here?
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by castis 7y ago
exec only works on specific running containers so you'll need the container id for this exec -ti f635776c2d08 /bin/bash i do this often enough that i keep this in a makefile so i can do it by image name docker
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by castis 7y ago
My blind guess is; one hand not know what the other is doing. Ive left projects and come back to find the developer between had done things like, pull in a library to handle slideshows when one already existed. Things like that.
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by castis 7y ago
I am convinced that people who recommend things like that have no idea where we are or how we got here.
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by castis 7y ago
> all very hypothetical Negatively contributing to an active crisis is a horrible idea.
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by castis 7y ago
Not to say you shouldn't move forward with your grand plans, but there are lot of people, myself included, who won't touch any of this for those reasons. I don't need more of my life stored on someone elses network.
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by castis 7y ago
I imagine the answer is probably still money.
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by castis 7y ago
But he's making very little noise while doing so.
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by castis 7y ago
Seems like this technology, when developed further, could be the sort of thing that https://www.skully.com/ was trying with their original prototype, which was really exciting to me at the time.
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by castis 7y ago
I hear that, I had a laptop some years ago with an Nvidia Optimus card in it. It was quite the frustrating experience. I got it to work well enough with bumblebee on Ubuntu but it never felt solid. I had hoped maybe the experience had gotte
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by castis 7y ago
That's true but what we're hoping for is that Debian doesn't change things so much that sysvinit is unusable. Systemd does have its advantages but some people _like_ sysvinit.
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by castis 7y ago
OP appears to be a govt employee. I bet this is a "hey i made a post, yall go upvote it" situation.
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by castis 7y ago
oof, literally all of it. dont see that too often. on thanksgiving day no less. i root for gitlab when i can, but theres a reason i mirror my repos to github.
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by castis 7y ago
I honestly cant tell if there is any sarcasm in here.
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by castis 7y ago
Purposely sidestepping the entire spirit of the issue is not going to help whatever this is you're doing in the name of The Users With Actually Serious Problems.
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by castis 7y ago
Asking someone to move platforms over the course of 2 years as a contractual agreement is not the same as having someone breach an already-existing contract with AWS.
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by castis 7y ago
possible "neuropsychiatric disorders linked to aberrant dopaminergic function." I took this to mean: possible problems regulating/utilizing dopamine which could mean a whole lot of things. increasinly predisposed to things li
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by castis 7y ago
Big words from a new user bearing a random string for a username.
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by castis 7y ago
Over the past 2 years or so I've become incredibly skilled at identifying crosswalks, fire hydrants, traffic lights, and bicycles. I don't necessarily mind contributing to googles car-driving AI, but the services that I've pu
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by castis 7y ago
What should someone google in order to find out more about this? (i tried, i got lots of information about the samsung phone, even with -samsung and various incantations of 'init', 'processes', 'linux', etc)

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