cdchn

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by cdchn 2y ago
Or maybe you, having faced those challenges, next time your fingers hover over the keys to type "sanity" simply pick another, perhaps more descriptive word.
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by cdchn 2y ago
>as well this example which distinguishes between shallow-and-wide smoke tests with deep-and-narrow sanity tests. I think this even is contradictory for what a lot of people think a "sanity test" means. A "test" may
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by cdchn 2y ago
>Recommending just "test" is ... well, double-plus ungood, in the sense that we now have no idea of the qualities of this test and how it could be distinguished from some other test. Hard pass. Describe the difference between a
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by cdchn 2y ago
Or sometimes people voluntarily make these changes not because someone has a problem, but because they're considerate of other people.
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by cdchn 2y ago
How dare people attempt to be more empathetic towards others.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Part of me thinks that its not cancellation but more not wanting to personally insult people, by name, in a medium that you never thought anybody but a handful of people might see (and certainly never expected to be published verbatim for t
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by cdchn 2y ago
TP was apparently someones name before they force-pushed to change it too.
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by cdchn 2y ago
I think a lot of people left Microsoft to start/join Valve, foremost of which Gabe Newell himself.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Think this is something they'd be trying pretty hard to self-host.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Soon to be built into Ansible Automation Platform. Should only cost $100 per managed resource.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Terraform now part of Ansible Automation Platform
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by cdchn 2y ago
Been there (not Red Hat) it sucks.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Which one looks better on your resume?
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by cdchn 2y ago
Post the "Leadership Sync" video after an executive shakeup.
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by cdchn 2y ago
WE'RE BLOCKED
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by cdchn 2y ago
I saw he was doing a standup set in New York and I was very tempted to undertake the trip to see it.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Someone should hook up an RTX 4090, just for a laugh.
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by cdchn 2y ago
The lengths manufacturers of unlicensed cartridges would go to circumvent the CIC were pretty interesting. These carts and early Famicom adapters (which didn't have a CIC) would 'zap' the CIC to keep it resetting. Then Teng
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by cdchn 2y ago
They're not dumped. The emulator implementation recreates the expansion chip functionality in software. There are only so many expansion chips, so its not intractable.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Not really, when you can hear every breath they take through the walls.
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by cdchn 2y ago
So not "energy not useful to humans" its "a slight discount from information having lower shipping costs than fuel."
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by cdchn 2y ago
Wide side yards are moats to keep you away from your neighbors. This is widely seen as a feature, not a bug.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Transformation to information economies really re-centered urban areas as well. People used to flee from urban areas (and for reasons like crime) now they're flowing in the opposite direction. In the US though I see a lot of attitude
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by cdchn 2y ago
Imagine having to awkwardly sit there with the person you're trying to bribe while you wait for your transaction to synchronize. This is where someone says something about L2 or whatever, usually.
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by cdchn 2y ago
1917 could be considered comparatively recent if you compare that event to similar ones in other countries.
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by cdchn 2y ago
I suppose for the Internet to _permanently_ go away that would mean frying every device with a TCP/IP stack and network hardware. I think every nation-state could shut down their own Internet indefinitely and the maybe top 5 most offe
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by cdchn 2y ago
>Computer chips do not need to use energy useful to humans, BTC and also deep learning algos just to name a few. >Sam Altman should go to Saudis and plug GPUs directly as petroleum gets out of the ground Hows that help carbon emission
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by cdchn 2y ago
Whats the total market cap of the economic value protected by the US military?
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by cdchn 2y ago
Unrealized gains are unrealized.
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by cdchn 2y ago
I think the US government/military is stronger than the Internet. Shit the Internet isn't even that strong. In a real "collapse of the US government STHF situation" you're going to want to invest in beans and bulle

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