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by chrsig 4y ago
You're certainly entitled to that opinion. I can see a counterpoint to it being that there could be value in having an option to ensure they don't have a failed attempt, only to suffer more after. It's probably better to avo
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by chrsig 4y ago
I wish I could be as bothered by the suggestions as you. I have someone in my life where it would be a humane option, and arguably the only humane option. There are some situations that cause a person to experience a life of permanent suf
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by chrsig 4y ago
I'm in a very similar situation, almost identical, sans kids. I too have this 'struggle'. There's no solution, you're just experiencing life. You're at a stage where you're more safe than you probably ha
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by chrsig 4y ago
no, the default is that it's legal to film within 8 ft of police. All laws are inherently restrictive.
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by chrsig 4y ago
what's leading you to that conclusion?
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by chrsig 4y ago
not a car person here: what make it obvious that it's a car alarm?
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by chrsig 4y ago
> "Because I can" is a good enough reason to do anything that doesn't cause harm to others. It's hard to tell in advance how any action may impact others. The extreme example: jumping off a bridge doesn't physi
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by chrsig 4y ago
Some thoughts: - #12 add observability needs to be #1. if you can't observe your service, for all you know it's not even running. Less hyperbolically, good instrumentation will make every other step go faster by lowering the tim
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by chrsig 4y ago
I was under the impression that having it all as an SoC was a significant benefit by cutting down latency between components.
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by chrsig 4y ago
shrug what you buy or don't is your problem. I don't really stand to gain anything by arguing my lived experience with you. > “People doing a lot discourage people who don’t do anything” isn’t a very compelling narrative. Wh
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by chrsig 4y ago
As I recall, largely unnecessary. I can't divine someone's intent, but I can surmise based on having worked with them for multiple years. Measuring reach? certainly not. It was just setup as a confluence plugin by the corpit tea
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by chrsig 4y ago
Perhaps it's a solution that does better at a large scale than at a smaller scale. At a smaller company, it becomes much more evident that the contributions are being made more for self-promotion than for anyone's benefit. Either
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by chrsig 4y ago
Unfortunately, I've seen an internal stackoverflow fail right out the gate because of clout chasing. For example, people asking questions only to answer it themselves immediately.
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by chrsig 4y ago
It's easy to overlook that the submodule is a complete git repository in its own right. When working on both, it's really annoying to have to commit to a dependency's repo, push, and pull down in the dependent repo. If you
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by chrsig 4y ago
Research has found that teens need more sleep than adults. Just some quick results from a google search: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2528821/ https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au&#x
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by chrsig 4y ago
I grew up in an incredibly rural town (population ~1200) in new england. I had to walk half a mile down a dirt road to catch a bus at 6:30am. It's often still dark out at this time -- having a later start and still having to do the wal
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by chrsig 4y ago
Because the company chooses to have a policy that mandates employees live within a viable commute radius of an office located in the city. I don't know why companies can't just take responsibility for their decisions. Or the comp
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by chrsig 4y ago
What part of it? and why?
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by chrsig 4y ago
I'm not going to have a great answer for how, especially in something with as much legacy as emacs. And I certainly don't mean to imply that solving the problem is easy (or possible for 100% of cases), or otherwise detract from e
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by chrsig 4y ago
This is putting a lot of blame on the user, who likely has no clue how emacs i/o behaves. > if you're experiencing I/O hangs, it's either misconfiguration or bad code in a package that you loaded I mean...yes. That&#
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by chrsig 4y ago
my issue is with it being named INT_1. If it were a constant with some meaning, I'd be accepting of it. As is, the only way I'd approve of it is if it was required to have the value be addressable. I'm not sure how often of
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by chrsig 4y ago
> So what’s the solution then? Well, maybe we should start by rolling back this common conception that when it comes to schools, everyone’s opinion matters an equal amount, and then listen to the teachers and academics. Cynically, becaus
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by chrsig 4y ago
This definitely has my attention...I like that you parameterized the underlying storage. Dislike the dependency on boost :( Not having to have an extra code generation step is definitely nice though. The SoA -> AoS difficulty has driven
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by chrsig 4y ago
> Decent managers can help to defuse that. Can you share any insights into how it gets defused? I'm a recovering cynic, and so is my manager. Sometimes we get into a feedback loop, which isn't great.
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by chrsig 4y ago
windows tends to need rebooting at just about every turn
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by chrsig 4y ago
The main table is stored in a 'heap', which is more similar to the dynamic allocation region of a program rather than the data structure. If it needs to write to the table, it has a free space map listing all of the available fixe
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by chrsig 4y ago
I really wish the last few years didn't make me desensitized to the notion.
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by chrsig 4y ago
I think some big things to consider is what the negativity is trying to accomplish, how is it presented, and is any solution presented? Is there vindictiveness in the negativity? resentment? superiority? smugness? irritation? is it directe
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by chrsig 4y ago
> I love this. I hope this trend catches on, I can't wait to gut these bloated agencies and force Congress to get back to work at the risk of a completely paralyzed society if they don't. You seem to be making the bold assumpti
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by chrsig 4y ago
Could you define lameducking? I'm unfamiliar with the phrase in a tech context

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