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by cmckn 3y ago
My invite codes are piling up, so here are a few: (Removed, all used) Don’t be weird. The invites link back to me. :)
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Twitter bug causes self-DDoS, related to Musk’s emergency blocks, rate limits(waxy.org)
164 points by cmckn 3y ago|1 comments
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by cmckn 3y ago
I would not assume that, no. Following accounts is fundamental to using Twitter; I absolutely think the majority of people using Twitter are logged-in.
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by cmckn 3y ago
I tend to agree. The reason these files land in the root directory of many repos is because the multitude of tools that use them expect their file to be in $PWD, and running make or mvn or docker or npm from the root of the repo is usually
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by cmckn 3y ago
I mean sure, why not; but unless they want to open source your interview code, that license doesn’t really have teeth. Just another reason to decline take-homes, IMO.
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by cmckn 3y ago
The title bar double-click is configurable. I think minimize is a more useful, but maximize is the default. You can also double click on any edge of a window to expand that edge to the edge of the display.
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by cmckn 3y ago
Kubelet speaks CRI to containerd, which speaks OCI to runc (or crun). Docker can be wedged in there between Kubernetes and containerd (which was originally part of Docker). The OCI implementation is the lowest-level component in the “contai
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Montana becomes first US state to ban TikTok(reuters.com)
175 points by cmckn 3y ago|1 comments
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by cmckn 3y ago
Coming from the man behind the FSD “beta”, this is par for the course; but I still find it questionable to turn this sort of feature on in prod (for paying customers, no less) while simultaneously admitting it’s not trustworthy.
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by cmckn 3y ago
Share the same general sentiment, but in the case of HTTP, many implementations are forgiving of conventional usage that may not match the specs; so I guess it's worth mentioning that this impl is strictly by-the-book.
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by cmckn 3y ago
Containerd will utilize unpigz if it’s on your PATH, thank me later: https://github.com/containerd/containerd/blob/main/archive/c...
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by cmckn 3y ago
While I’m 100% sure this will never happen, I’m still a bit floored this was even brought to the table by the union. What a patently absurd idea.
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by cmckn 3y ago
Nevertheless, they’ve added this a couple days ago. Someone has already created an S3 bucket called “xrpc” and is using s3.amazonaws.com as their handle. :) —— From @emily.bsky.team: you can also use a non-DNS option — serve some JSON at a
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by cmckn 3y ago
http://www.alwayshttp.com
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by cmckn 3y ago
How is running a web server for a JSON file easier than creating a TXT record in your DNS?
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by cmckn 3y ago
Yes, this is the SWE round. > Divisions that will face cuts include teams working on Facebook, WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram and the virtual reality division Reality Labs among others
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by cmckn 4y ago
Late reply — but if nothing else I think you need saeu-jeot/새우젓 (fermented salted shrimp). It’s an odd thing to have in your fridge, no doubt; but it kick-starts the fermentation process and gives a real depth of flavor. The minari giv
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by cmckn 4y ago
> Cancelling from my end often results in a penalty So…don’t cancel? If the driver bails on a ride, that should hurt their score, not yours. If you need to book a replacement ride immediately, just use another app. It’s happened to me a
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by cmckn 4y ago
I’ve made a dozen or so batches of kimchi, none of them spectacular; and I’d like to blame it on the vessel, though it’s probably my lack of skill. Besides an ongi, you really need fresh minari (water dropwort). It’s available year round
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by cmckn 4y ago
Including the search engine itself in “the algorithm” repo is an interesting choice. Obviously it’s a major player in what gets returned to clients, but the details of that infrastructure aren’t really relevant and is a notable portion of t
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by cmckn 4y ago
Fair point, and I think most of the older fills at the Denver/Arapahoe site have flares retrofitted. Composting also produces agricultural substrate, but whether or not large-scale industrial composting of single-use products is a net
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by cmckn 4y ago
When organic mass is sent to the landfill instead of being composted, it decomposes without oxygen, buried in the fill. Anaerobic digestion produces methane, while aerobic digestion only produces carbon dioxide. Methane is a much more pot
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by cmckn 4y ago
This isn’t really a TikTok invention, filters like this were popularized on Snapchat years ago. TikTok is primarily a YouTube alternative, and there’s perfectly good content to be found (sometimes in spite of the algorithm). Agree in genera
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by cmckn 4y ago
I attended a Google "coding day" event years ago in Boulder, CO, while in college. It wasn't "Code Jam," but I can't remember the name for the life of me. It was a sort of lab-format hackathon where I was place
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Vanderbilt used ChatGPT to console students after MSU shooting(abcnews.go.com)
4 points by cmckn 4y ago|1 comments
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by cmckn 4y ago
I’m not as plugged into local politics as you seem to be, but I’ve lived in Redmond and now live in Seattle. I have never felt unsafe, or like things were “very bad.” There seems to be a lot of pearl clutching because some homeless people e
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by cmckn 4y ago
I’ve seen more than a few influencers recently promoting “passive income” by way of arbitraging Alibaba garbage on Etsy/Amazon/EBay. I place more blame on those systems than the folks trying to make a buck, but it’s demoralizing a
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by cmckn 4y ago
Announcing this with one week notice while failing to include pricing details is just sloppy — or, “hardcore,” I suppose.
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by cmckn 4y ago
I’m no expert, but the “eco” routes don’t usually pass the smell test with me. I’ll be routed away from a thoroughfare that’s mostly flat/downhill to take a slightly-shorter side street that’s a steep incline. It just seems like half-b
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by cmckn 4y ago
Why yes I’d love to pay arbitrarily more for this $6 latte, thanks

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