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by cpitman 3y ago
For anyone in the Los Angeles area, the Nixon Presidential Museum and Library has his childhood home in the premises, which is a Sears Kit home built by his father. You can tour the inside (but not the second floor, thanks to OSHA regulatio
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by cpitman 3y ago
I've been finding games by watching the @RealCivilEngineerGaming YouTube channel ( https://youtube.com/@RealCivilEngineerGaming ). It let's me see what the game looks like, and his taste in games works really well f
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by cpitman 3y ago
I think that unpoly( https://unpoly.com/ ) would be easier for that use case. htmx generally expects succesive http requests to only return the fragment of html that will be swapped into the target, not the entire page. So yo
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by cpitman 3y ago
That seems like a bad representation of what happened. A teacher was invited to join a group chat at the beginning of the term. And then students started to use the chat to cheat, not realizing the teacher was part of the group. It's
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by cpitman 3y ago
Looks like one of the authors has a working draft here: http://www.brycejdietrich.com/files/working_papers/dietrich_...
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by cpitman 3y ago
Keep in mind what this means with RHEL's support lifecycle: that Xorg will not be included in RHEL 10 (which is probably still a long ways out). It stays a supported part of RHEL 9 until at least 2032. Notices like this give our cust
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by cpitman 3y ago
Because it is not generally possible to determine that the result is undecidable, when maybe searching a little longer would find it.
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by cpitman 3y ago
AMQP (the protocol) basically requires this kind of behavior. Whenever anything "bad" happens, the state of the session becomes unknown (was the last message actually sent? was the last ack actually received? etc), and the only wa
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by cpitman 4y ago
Finance, Human Resources, Internal IT, Recruiting, Facilities, etc. Any role that the customer is not directly interfacing with or paying for.
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by cpitman 4y ago
Many of the responses here are talking about how to vendor/cache images instead of depending on an online registry, but remember that you also need access to a supply chain for these images. Base images will continue to be patched&#x2F
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by cpitman 4y ago
If you have a method for hiring exactly the right people, that those people will put up with (ie a process that filters out "dead weight" but does not filter out high performers), then that is a startup right there. But overall, n
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by cpitman 4y ago
This looks quite nice. I run a server which is already RHEL+podman+generated systemd units, but this both simpler and more declarative/idempotent than my current setup. Anything that helps convince people that containers running on a s
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by cpitman 4y ago
It means varying levels of "not a central data center". For anyone wanting to do edge, you first need to understand what it means to them. Sometimes the edge is distributed sites that still have a rack of hardware, say in factorie
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by cpitman 4y ago
Sounds like it was actually a perfect question. It made it crystal clear that you and the company didn't see eye to eye on work conditions, and that neither of you would be happy working together.
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by cpitman 4y ago
#1, estimates have no impact on the time it will take to complete, is not generally true. Underestimating tends to significantly increase the amount of time a project will take, since the team gets pulled in to constant fire drills, rescopi
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by cpitman 4y ago
Given it is pretty short, easily one of the best investments I have made in time.
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by cpitman 4y ago
Don't worry, it's super extensible! All you have to is write a java class with the right interface, modify a massive spring xml file, and inject your class at the one right place to make everything work! Hope you didn't want
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by cpitman 4y ago
FWIW, there's still a pretty big gap between a single static mesh and something that is a usable asset, say in a game. Maybe this could provide a shortcut for a modeler to get started, but it still is going to take a lot of skill from
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by cpitman 4y ago
Here's a non-conspiratorial reason: many engineers are not used to the uncertainty involved in day to day business negotiations and sales, and allow themselves to be stressed out what they see how the sausage is made. The reality is th
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by cpitman 4y ago
This is the most real answer so far. Knowledge is being lost in the field, very few want to learn the field, and it is needed in just about every company. Companies that existed in the 80s and have managed to migrate off of the mainframe ar
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by cpitman 4y ago
That doesn't sound quite right. When a object attaches a handler to an event, that creates a reference from the event source to the event listener. Until the handler is unattached, the event listener shouldn't be collected by GC,
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by cpitman 4y ago
During the pandemic (and also during the response to 2008 recession) the Fed has been injecting cash into the market by buying Treasury securities and mortgage-backed securities. This is what "Quantitative Easing" is, and is a rel
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by cpitman 4y ago
Not taking a side on this, but those are all heavily lagging indicators. IE, those are all almost 30 years after college. The current ranking can be highly different from what it was a generation ago.
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by cpitman 4y ago
Random thought, would you use a fundraising website to be the middleman in making donations, with commitments to not share personal information beyond your name?
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by cpitman 4y ago
Exactly, this would actually be history repeating itself. The original "gas stations" were pharmacies that added a gas pump to bring in customers, sold at a price that didn't bring in much profit but got customers in the door
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by cpitman 4y ago
This also assumes you feel safe talking to police in the first place.
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by cpitman 4y ago
Thanks for the link, it is an interesting and obvious way to have clearer conversations. Multiple types have a recommendation to use "turbolinks-style transitions", which was new to me. So I did some research, and it's basica
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by cpitman 4y ago
It's wrong in so many ways: 1. Just because something is open source, doesn't mean you cannot get support for it. There are plenty of companies that offer support for open source software, and yes, this costs money. But the genera
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by cpitman 4y ago
Would you suggest companies clawback equity when it over performs?
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by cpitman 4y ago
This was fun! All I want is some music and sound effects!

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