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ccakes
4y ago
Would love to find some kind of write up by CZNIC about why they're doing this. Tcl can still be found in a few places powering some pretty critical infrastructure, I know a few networks running with significant automation being driven
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ccakes
4y ago
You can invite by email addr, so the workaround here is only invite corporate email addresses. If the target user hasn't added their corp email to their profile then they can't be part of the org.
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ccakes
4y ago
Counter argument - https://www.reddit.com/r/swift/ has posts within the last few hours. Granted Swift is technically a cross platform language but it feels safe to assume that the vast majority of users are develo
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ccakes
4y ago
Cheaper but typically a longer route which translates to higher latency. As a standard internet user the difference between 20ms and 24ms might not matter to you but when selling enterprise services, especially around financial institutions
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ccakes
4y ago
At least a handful of the Australian cables don't correctly show the buildings where they terminate. Source: have worked on and around submarine cables in Aus
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ccakes
4y ago
Most (all?) states have a proof-of-age card which is functionally equivalent to a drivers license for ID purposes. https://www.sa.gov.au/topics/driving-and-transport/licences/...
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Run local processes in a Kubernetes context
(mirrord.dev)
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ccakes
4y ago
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ccakes
4y ago
Canines could fall into this category if you stretch the imagination a little. They initially followed humans around scavenging scraps, some of which would have been cooked. It seems conceivable that they preferred the cooked food in smalle
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ccakes
4y ago
I think that is just a macOS thing, you can do that with a flight number in Messages.app today.
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ccakes
4y ago
Cell coverage inside datacenters isn't always suitable, occasionally even by-design.
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ccakes
4y ago
> ad-hoc SQL functions in the database If you use tools like Sqitch, Metagration or any other suitable migration management system then functions in your database stop being scary. Sqitch: https://sqitch.org/ Metagration
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Deadly Cannon-Brookes fire: AGL demerger killed
(crikey.com.au)
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4y ago
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ccakes
4y ago
Requires k8s as in - uses k8s APIs? Or is supported on k8s? Apologies haven’t read the docs but wanted to highlight this. A hard requirement on k8s to the exclusion of other schedulers would be a shame and an odd choice
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ccakes
4y ago
Another tool in the same vein is Exalidraw - https://excalidraw.com/ Started out as a COVID side project (not mine, just a fan) and seems to be turning into a solid business.
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ccakes
4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_cancer_ra... When skin cancer isn't removed as it is in some lists, the effects of the sun in Australia and New Zealand really shines through. Interestingly it&#x
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ccakes
4y ago
The tech involved in doing this is incredibly interesting and the sensitivity levels they're able to achieve are wild. There are already existing products[1] in this space as well, an installation happened to pick up the 2021 Melbourne
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ccakes
4y ago
You should definitely be able to negotiate more than 35-40k/month, at least in any of the larger Swedish cities. Next time you interview try asking for double that and gauge the reaction, it might be more achievable than you think.
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ccakes
4y ago
https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/
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4y ago
Something I feel like is missing with both Synapse and Dendrite is some kind of tuning guide or config generator based resource availability/usage. There are a ton of values to tweak which impact the server and room sizes you can feder
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ccakes
5y ago
Upvoted for the TCL-based blog!
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ccakes
5y ago
This is a great way to spend 10mins and have your mind blown at the same time https://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem....
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ccakes
5y ago
https://www.npr.org/2021/12/15/1064212737/new-zealands-cigar... New Zealand has already implemented this.
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Lodash-style Go library based on Go 1.18 generics
(github.com)
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5y ago
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ccakes
5y ago
Awesome work! Super fun to burn 10mins on
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ccakes
5y ago
Super interesting! Can you share the name of the software?
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5y ago
Nice! I’ve been using jsonfui[1] which does something similar but will definitely give this a go [1] https://github.com/AdrianSchneider/jsonfui
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5y ago
Transit is very cheap these days if you're buying 100G ports.. the economics of whether to peer or not aren't as clear cut as they once were.
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> The equivalent would be severely limiting it (for example, prohibiting business flying). People fly to go on holiday and experience cultures other than their own which is something we should be encouraging rather than discouraging. I s
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5y ago
There has been a similarly polite disagreement about land between Canada and Denmark, however from the Wikipedia page it looks to have been resolved as of ~2005 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whisky_War
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5y ago
Awesome! Since switching from Mac to Linux I've been really missing Monodraw[1] for generating diagrams suitable for code comments. Emacs artist-mode is nice but I struggled to get the hang of it, will definitely be trying this! [1] h
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