corobo

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901.
by corobo 5y ago
Just bill yourself as an artisanal developer and 5x your rates
902.
by corobo 5y ago
So instead of supplying a credit card, which already causes people to bounce, ask them to learn and use crypto? At that point just factor being abused into your prices honestly
903.
by corobo 5y ago
GitHub has finally gone full SoLoMo (ref https://youtu.be/J-GVd_HLlps?t=50 )
904.
by corobo 5y ago
I'd say it almost halves my reading speed. In regards to speed reading I've always been under the impression it means you take in entire lines/sentences in one go rather than reading faster, skipping the sub-vocalisation step
905.
by corobo 5y ago
Force of habit to be honest I used to do it wayyyy more, but now try to restrain to important edit notes like "turns out I'm wrong as the reply mentions, don't believe this comment, leaving original below for posterity"
906.
by corobo 5y ago
It killed someone in a non-urgent non-emergency as it stands Crash carts and the room in general have all the meds needed to handle urgent issues don't they? You don't often see someone crashing and a nurse running off to grab a s
907.
by corobo 5y ago
> When the cabinet did not produce Versed, Vaught triggered an override that unlocked a much larger swath of medications Why can the person who wants to withdraw meds override the machine? Overrides should need at least a 2-person check,
908.
by corobo 5y ago
Everyone with projects small enough to kneejerk move around migrated to GitLab when Microsoft bought GitHub
909.
by corobo 5y ago
https://twitter.com/eastdakota/status/1506160414106611712 They didn't want to get into the market (until now?) by the looks of things
910.
by corobo 5y ago
Y'all writing bash scripts without set -u and error checking? One of the first technical docs I read online after discovering Linux was a best practices guide for bash scripts (or some similar version of these if my memory is lapsing)
911.
by corobo 5y ago
More fairly to GitLab it was the underlying server that broke initially. The issue from there was that I couldn't restore from the backup as the newly installed server was also a newer version of GitLab Tried restoring it to the older
912.
by corobo 5y ago
Opposite anecdata my GitLab install absolutely self destructed itself at one point and I had to rebuild it myself, waste of a weekend
913.
by corobo 5y ago
I'm not sure the point you're making, the best option is to neither delete files or call out a swat team In this case I'm saying the in person scenario is more likely to end up in a dead or injured person. They both remain ba
914.
by corobo 5y ago
Presumably a person taking my belongings is doing so in person The difference is the possibility of actual bodily harm vs restoring a pc from a backup Also for the record no please don’t bust out the swat team for a burglar, bit much
915.
by corobo 5y ago
Oh for sure, I’m aware this might just be me arriving at my Abe Simpson limit[1]. I just really can’t see end users doing these sort of transactions at all never mind learning how to do it with crypto first [1] “I used to be with it, but th
916.
by corobo 5y ago
If you want to earn a quick dev buck go for it Personally I think the entire web3 thing is going to fizzle out before it goes anywhere useful. It’s already fallen off my radar for the most part I don’t think a mainstream audience will pay f
917.
by corobo 5y ago
For VOD content?
918.
by corobo 5y ago
2TB feels like a really low 99th percentile for a video site. Is Vimeo really that small? I’ve always seen them as more a backend provider for paywalled video content, makes sense they’d lean into that audience
919.
by corobo 5y ago
That sounds horrible haha, each to their own. I used to live like that when I had no money, maybe I’m a bit biased I think I’ll wait till corporates are mandated to reduce waste at scale before I go that far. Ever seen how much waste a sing
920.
by corobo 5y ago
The UK’s secret shame is that we use metric in front of Americans but then we go right back to using miles per gallon, miles in general, stones to weigh ourselves, pints for alcoholic drinks, litres for non It’s a total mess
921.
by corobo 5y ago
> I understand the problem, I’m saying this solution is ineffective
922.
by corobo 5y ago
You’re right, bad day or something. Going to go off social for a bit and reprioritise the things I’m concerned about
923.
by corobo 5y ago
So I had to click through a link to find out you’re ok with, but prefer not to get, naked pings. Naked pings I had to click through a further link to find the full definition assuming I didn’t know what you were talking about And I’m not ev
924.
by corobo 5y ago
Is it wrong? I’ve only got my experiences to go by and I absolutely hate this social foreplay bollocks ADHD inattentive for context, I just know you’re gonna come off looking like an ass if you force this sort of thing on anyone outside of
925.
by corobo 5y ago
I’d imagine this domain might ring a bell in that case http://mywiki.wooledge.org/NetEtiquette#Just_ask_the_questio... Also famed for the “XY problem” that nerds always assume now wanting to look clever, often used incorr
926.
by corobo 5y ago
Personally it’s because I find conversations full of mood and feeling kinda boring, usually very light in substance and often gossip based Also ADHD (inattentive) for what it’s worth. I understand the problem, I’m saying this solution is in
927.
by corobo 5y ago
I understand the point you're making but I think you're focusing on the precise wording of my comment rather than the meaning I am not a psychologist or therapist or anything, lets just assume I'm using the words wrong and gr
928.
by corobo 5y ago
I hate small talk more than you do. Promise. The logic here is if you're heading through hell, speedrun it
929.
by corobo 5y ago
This feels like one of those internet rules that stems from a neurodiverse IRC-type crowd Neurotypical people use this sort of social foreplay as a way to handshake a conversation[1], where the tech types want an input/output process d
930.
by corobo 5y ago
What do you do outside of the 40 hour job?

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