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by cmckn 4y ago
> as long as users can still withdraw into a non custodial address Uh, that’s a pretty big “if”, right? It’s completely up to the custodian whether you can withdraw or not, and we’ve seen several large platforms freeze withdrawals recent
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by cmckn 4y ago
I haven't found a reasonable solution for multi-level dwellings; interested in how others address this. If you just have 2 floors, it's reasonable to purchase 2 of these bots; but if you need a third, it starts to feel excessive.
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by cmckn 4y ago
You can’t, no. One approach is a “debug sidecar” container in the Pod that has your desired tools. Linkerd, for example, will add such a container if an annotation is present on the Pod: https://linkerd.io/2.11/tasks&#x
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by cmckn 4y ago
Theres nothing about tokens on a blockchain that would prevent publishers from running this same “edition” scheme, IIUC. It would just look different.
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by cmckn 4y ago
Joni Mitchell's music is precious to me. There is something about her lyrics--poetic but folksy--that is so disarming and enchanting. Her songs always catch you off-guard. A friend introduced me to her album "Hejira" years ag
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by cmckn 4y ago
> but now almost every teenager and college student does that This is simply not true. There will always be people thirsting for attention and validation, chasing the latest fad; and there will always be people that don't. It's
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by cmckn 4y ago
> The question I ask is how to build an online space that is exclusive, without the draw to make it for the masses? Google+ kind of accomplished this with Circles; a way to create invite-only communities within the larger platform. A few
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by cmckn 4y ago
Earthly doesn't run containers, it builds them. You can use the resulting images with whatever runtime/orchestrator you want.
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by cmckn 4y ago
I think Earthly is a better replacement for make; but containerized builds are definitely slower (often to a disappointing degree). Luckily Earthly has a ton of knobs you can turn re: caching to make things suck less. https://ear
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by cmckn 4y ago
That sounds like a handy project! I agree re: zookeeper. It’s rarely been the part of the stack making me lose sleep. ~~Raft~~ seems like a way to “modernize” Kafka by detaching it from the Hadoop ecosystem — and I think that’s about it. :(
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Luckily, chsh.
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by cmckn 4y ago
If you’re looking for something similar in Seattle, I like ALT Space: http://www.altspaceseattle.com/ I haven’t been to the new location after their landlord kicked them out earlier this year, but it’s community-run by nice
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by cmckn 4y ago
Or people just buckle the belt and then sit on top of it. As insane as that is, I've seen plenty of grown ass adults do it. An older person I knew went so far as to find a seatbelt at a junkyard, cut the buckle off, and leave it in the
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by cmckn 4y ago
Hesitant to wade into politics but here we go. I think paying remote workers competitively regardless of their place of residency could lessen the political polarization in the US. The (mostly liberal) brain-drain from middle America to the
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I don't think it's realistic. One example: > Make core messaging functionality interoperable. They lay out concrete examples like file transfer Google, Apple, and Amazon are supposed to design, ratify, implement and ship a univ
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by cmckn 4y ago
> we can't reasonably fork the entire dependency just to remove that one sub-dependency from our project's dependency If you use Maven, just exclude that transitive dependency from the explicit dependency. But yeah, dumb warnin
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by cmckn 4y ago
> you can't detect changes to topics without continuously polling via the admin client. Yikes, that sounds like an oversight! Aren't topic configs written to a system topic that you could consume from?
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by cmckn 4y ago
Kafka has shipped the long-awaited ZooKeeper-free mode, but AFAIK it’s still beta and behind feature flags on the producer, broker, and consumer (like almost all Kafka config :( but that’s another story)
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by cmckn 4y ago
How quickly does RMQ ack the message? Obviously too long to delay an HTTP response, or you’d have skipped the DB part of this; but this seems kind of clunky. I know Kafka has (optional, tunable) acknowledgements for publication, for example
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by cmckn 4y ago
The linked PDF is not so much a "paper" as it is a mid-tier web article, IMO. Another claim seems plausible, but is kind of hilariously hand-waved: > 90% of our oxygen comes from the oceans and more than 90% of our carbon dioxi
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by cmckn 4y ago
I was in Bend a few months ago and swung by the last Blockbuster. I rented a movie (and bought a t-shirt), and had to sign up for an account. I received a laminated paper Blockbuster card with an account number scrawled in Sharpie on the ba
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by cmckn 4y ago
That’s cool, I’ve never played it. It’s one game from 20 years ago.
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by cmckn 4y ago
Selling managed software is definitely a hard problem that game studios don’t have expertise in. It’s cool that the community reverse engineered Quake’s server, but that doesn’t mean it’s trivial for all studios to offer server software for
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by cmckn 4y ago
I think it's a nice idea, but it just won't happen. The game companies won't offer managed game servers, because it's a totally new, small-market line of business outside their core competency. They won't open-sourc
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by cmckn 4y ago
> Until you've had your bike stolen (or known people who have), you just can't imagine it happening with clarity. It's _very_ common for cyclists to use bike locks even if they personally haven't suffered a bike theft
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by cmckn 4y ago
It’s (generally, though not always) a proxy for “premium” food; so it’s useful to me as a consumer in that sense. But yeah, the idea that “organic” has any meaningful benefit is flimsy even when the definition is strict.
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by cmckn 4y ago
https://fortune.com/2022/06/24/goldman-sachs-celsius-assets-...
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Article kind of bums me out. One loss prevention officer says: > He finds the environment of loss prevention thrilling and takes pride in the training he’s received to track down and apprehend shoplifters. “That’s a huge adrenaline rush,
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by cmckn 4y ago
What you described is just how Google (and others, in the before times) conducted onsite interviews. TripleByte got you a recruiter’s attention, maybe; but the rest was standard fare.
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by cmckn 4y ago
Federation is more fun IMO than the antagonistic, “trustless” crypto ecosystem. It’s also generally cheaper to participate in, whereas crypto nodes and miners will only get more expensive as it scales.

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