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by cduzz 4y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to use yottadb or some other MUMPS derivative instead zapping it onto an AS400 cloud?
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by cduzz 4y ago
Ah, but was a version of Xcode compiled with this version, and did that child version of Xcode also have the trojan code?
573.
by cduzz 4y ago
Actually it's lithograph and electricity. Without lithography electricity is just a compact steam engine/gas lamp.
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by cduzz 4y ago
Also 50; I remember this going around my Los Angeles high school. As a socially inept kid, I just found the whole thing perplexing. There is, however, a class of comedy where you can make anything "funny" if you push hard enough o
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by cduzz 4y ago
Having gotten cut many times on razor sharp edges of trimmed zip ties, I beg you to consider Velcro instead. Or those wires used to suspend ceiling tiles, if you need something that's going to last more than a couple years
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by cduzz 4y ago
The reverse also works. People see a block of land that's "unused" so they simply move there and start "developing" it. Sometimes they'll legally own the land ("adverse possession") but usually it do
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by cduzz 4y ago
Unix has lots of weird cruft littering its dark corners; for instance you can use : instead of #! and, if I remember correctly, the OS will use "the default shell". Similarly, you can have your shell in the GECOS field be null, an
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by cduzz 4y ago
More like "make a thing that's a bit like elasticsearch, but exposing sqlite query language to a sharded event store" -- not "make elasticsearch but use lucene" because elasticsearch is lucene, and reimplementing
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by cduzz 4y ago
I've often wondered why someone doesn't reimplement elasticsearch using sqlite as the back-end datastore, instead of lucene. Or did I just describe foundationDB? I guess the real problem is that such a beast wouldn't have kib
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by cduzz 4y ago
Ah, apparently so; his murder-for-hire behavior wasn't part of the trial but only considered in the sentencing. He should have teamed up with the Sacklers
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by cduzz 4y ago
Also: "how do you manage employee performance evaluations? What is the career advancement process like?" (if someone's got a better way to determine if a place does stack ranking without directly asking I'd love to hea
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by cduzz 4y ago
Needing to urinate while on shift also makes you a poor worker. I see bottles of sun tea piled up in various places around town where delivery trucks pause for red lights. Those are good workers, committed to the job.
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by cduzz 4y ago
Gambling is entertainment; ideally you buy the lottery ticket to make the 2 minute "numbers bouncing around" show entertaining. In the same way poker is only an engaging game if there are stakes, and the 2 universal stakes are &qu
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by cduzz 4y ago
Nuclear weapons are just the fastest way they can destroy the world. They also have a huge amount of oil and natural gas and coal. They also have plenty of brilliant people who are happy to work on a variety of projects where the outcome ma
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by cduzz 4y ago
Actually, there was a better mail user's shell, mush[1], that was ultimately murdered by its insane license[2] which forbade any modification to the source; I remember trying to puzzle through how to apply the various patches I'd
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by cduzz 4y ago
I don't think that's the case; they do an accounting thing where they store the money and don't register all of it as profits until they deliver a set of benchmark features. So some of it is recognized as profits right away b
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by cduzz 4y ago
Fire codes and occupancy limits are set by how many people can evacuate the building in a set amount of time. I worked at a place in an antique building and they had to limit how many classrooms were allowed in the building because they ha
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by cduzz 4y ago
The drama here for all of this is that we're seeing the century of R&D invested into making cars compressed into a decade for replicating that work for electric vehicles. They're comparable, but not identical, so domain knowle
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by cduzz 4y ago
Modern buildings have a second building in them, the stairwells, which are probably about as good as it gets if you're unable to get underground. High wind speeds are astonishingly destructive. I guess I'd rather be in my car tha
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by cduzz 4y ago
Actually in the first video the guy says "don't seek shelter under an overpass because the wind can get compressed through the smaller space and accelerate the velocity of the air, pulling you out of the area." I'd hate
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by cduzz 4y ago
Put in an order for $30 million of them and I'm sure they'll get you a SKU! (I'm not actually sure if $30 million is the magic number; probably depends on if there's another SKU just like it already or not) Amazon and t
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by cduzz 4y ago
This thing looks like it'd be great if I wanted to use it to support 3000 store fronts or if I wanted to deploy as a remotely managed network probe to all my SAAS customers on the premium tier, or some other industrial application. Pro
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by cduzz 4y ago
I personally am stunned that the advice for logging is taken as canon. I can see using container stderr/stdout as a way to collect exceptions, but using it as a source of exceptions, access logs, authentication events, all mixed togeth
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by cduzz 5y ago
I consider "buy twitter" to be musk's retirement plan B. Ideally, he'll move to mars and take twitter with him.
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by cduzz 5y ago
I typically play on public servers to avoid any save game temptations, or the reverse, removing terrifying bones infested with rogue pet vampires and cursed artifacts... I'm disappointed that DJB didn't automate polypiling until h
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by cduzz 5y ago
I'd consider a pension to be a pretty reasonable analog to equity.
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by cduzz 5y ago
I think automating nethack is sufficient reason for this tool.
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by cduzz 5y ago
Yes... sorry to imply any particular viewpoint on your part. Musk's particular talent, in my view, is his ability to manage exponential growth where there's an extremely narrow set of possibly successful outcomes given a set of co
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by cduzz 5y ago
Regarding tesla, lots of companies survive entirely because of Government Subsidies. Resource extraction from public lands, no bid cost + contracts for defense department projects, last mile monopolies for cable companies. You going to th
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by cduzz 5y ago
I believe you can sue anyone for anything. I don't think anything happened except people wasted time. There were no outright consequences for calling someone "pedo guy". The threat of law suits has certainly not bothered A

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