chanux

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by chanux 8mo ago
Superb! Thanks a lot for the reply.
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by chanux 8mo ago
Ok. And number will go up.
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by chanux 9mo ago
Any good write up about this you can recommend please? I have been struggling to get on mise tasks train.
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by chanux 9mo ago
Is this from a page of dating apps playbook?
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by chanux 9mo ago
Does SimpleLogin only support ProtonMail addresses? This was my impression the last I tried and hence moved on instead of fighting it.
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by chanux 9mo ago
I use migadu.com for setting up email for my domains. I have very low usage and their pricing model is just perfect for me.
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by chanux 9mo ago
Looks like a pipeline.
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by chanux 9mo ago
Apt analogy as pharmaceutical industry is also kinda similar.
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by chanux 9mo ago
My homepage: https://chanux.me
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by chanux 9mo ago
> DevOps was (and is) merely an excuse for companies to replace Developers with cheaper Ops resources [..]. Like everything, the original intentions must have been noble. But as we can see, looking back, it got popular and popular enough
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by chanux 9mo ago
The systems you mentioned are one size fits all. IKEA things are designed to be simple and cost effective. And it's a vast collection of different things. At least this is the difference I see.
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by chanux 9mo ago
This incessant, unchecked[1] peddling is what rids "AI" of the good name it could earn for the things it's good at. But Alas, infinite growth or nothing is the name of the game now. [1] Well, not entirely thanks to people inv
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by chanux 9mo ago
> First, our Datadog bills were steep, roughly 2-3x of what we would otherwise expect to pay for equivalent telemetry storage and retention. The blog says they were paying(?)
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by chanux 9mo ago
I'm a bit relieved that UN will do something about this: https://youtu.be/9DLuALBnolM?si=Vg56GgJCisLOqvw0&t=146
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by chanux 10mo ago
Don't want to generalize this to all but based on my experience I see it like this: The material architects build with is hollow Lego blocks. Engineers have to build with blocks that have complex machinery inside it.
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by chanux 10mo ago
> A reader (or dare I say a wiser version of me), armed with a future model and dedicated to the task, will succeed with this port where I failed and that makes me uneasy. Is that confidence of or positivity? I hope I will find out in th
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by chanux 10mo ago
Haha, I just looked up. I'm not
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by chanux 10mo ago
Making good abstractions is hard. And it is very easy to start feel like you know you have a great abstraction when you don't. And unfortunately it's easy and fun to make abstractions, kinda like making babies. And has kind of sim
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by chanux 10mo ago
cancel place should have some kind of a separator between them. I thought it is to cancel placing instead of two options to cancel or place.
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by chanux 10mo ago
> you should probably just give them cash I really wish this was more acceptable. Even I have this block in giving just plain cash as a gift.
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by chanux 10mo ago
Have you noticed any degradation of experience on mobile Safari with new glass interface?
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by chanux 10mo ago
My productivity app at work was Notepad++ I have seen colleagues using an almost append only txt file with notepad.exe. It worked for them I guess, but there were some features I could not live without on Notepad++
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by chanux 10mo ago
The craft beer names though.
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by chanux 10mo ago
I'm clearly jaded by my own experience but I feel that there's less and less focus on building and retaining a solid team. People are treated like cogs on a machine and this shape their view of the system in return. It's actu
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by chanux 10mo ago
Lindy[1] will make sure it stays around for a while. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect
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by chanux 10mo ago
"Count your meetings" Wouldn't hurt to try!
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by chanux 10mo ago
Recently I was complaining to a friend that this does not work like this any more. 10 years ago, yes but at least in my experience the personal touch seems to have lost value. I to still do blog because it's good to write. Who knows, s
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by chanux 10mo ago
Once this type of issue gets publicized, does that in anyway affect the certification?
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by chanux 10mo ago
Deep work that's important but does not appear shiny carries an elevated risk of being completely messed up by someone. "Oh this thing here looks steady and boring. This sure does not need a team of six." Next thing you know,
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by chanux 11mo ago
> When tech companies started giving engineers an alternative career path to management by letting them climb the ranks as individual contributors instead of having to be managers, I thought that was definitely the right move. Still do.

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