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by d4mi3n 1y ago
Can recommend this. I have terrible memory so I make it a point to reach out and text (or even sometimes call, if it's a special occasion!) whenever people come to mind. It can mean the world to people sometime. If you've ever had
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
I think this is putting the cart before the horse. Programs are generally harder to read than they are to write, so optimizing for concise output to benefit the tool at the potential expense of the human isn't a trade I'd personal
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
You have my condolences. I helped my wife care for her late father with Lewy body dementia. I think many people recognize they may need to care for the people that raised them at some point, but the realities of the costs--both financially
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
It can also be a matter of preference. I lived alone after moving away from my family for a few years. For someone working long hours, far from home, with a demanding job, there is a particular kind of loneliness at coming home after dark t
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
Double 600k is still less than 2m. Might still be a viable tactic to bring down the current prices.
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
I’m of the opinion that LLM assisted coding tools have a few general effects in the domain of software development: 1. Increases in productivity for experienced software engineers. 2. Raised industry expectations around productivity of indi
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
While I agree with your sentiment, I'll note that ethics are hard to hold when it's your livelihood on the line. Expecting a shift in corporate culture to come from a short list of individuals making great personal sacrifice (of t
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
In my (limited) experience with Clojure and other functional languages, this is usually true under situations where: 1. You’re mapping or reducing some dataset 2. Your iteration logic does not branch a lot 3. You can express your transforma
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
Look to history[1][2]. In short, it’s an old tactic for increasing nationalistic sentiment, growing targeted demographics, and putting pressure on women’s rights/bodily autonomy. 1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
> Personally, I think banning non-competes probably does reduce the amount of investment in education that companies make, but it's a tradeoff worth making to improve overall labor market efficiency and better guarantee personal fre
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
I know nothing about this, but it seems like the kind of distinction that might make something easier/cheaper in practice. As in, do everything in a vat rather than needing to filter and pipe things around in a chemical facility.
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
I agree with the author that YAML as a configuration format leaves room for error, but please, for the love of whatever god or ideals you hold dear, do not adopt HCL as the configuration language of choice for k8s. While I agree type safety
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
This is an implementation detail in my opinion. There are cases where having the capability to force a refresh is desired. There are also cases where you want to be able to lock out a specific session/user/device. YMMV, do what ma
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
Frequent reauth doesn't meaningfully improve your security posture (unless you have a very, very long expiry), but any auth system worth it's salt should have the capability to revoke a session, either via expiry or by user/d
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
There's been a lot of study on this topic which is interesting! As you say, they collect moisture in a lot of ways. Part of this is done by the structure of the tree [1] (the surface area of the leaves is surprisingly large and catches
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
One example off the top of my head: eating lots of protein to build muscle can be hard on the liver. Exercising a lot is generally healthy, but high impact exercises (running comes to mind) can cause your joints to wear out a lot faster. Th
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
100% agree, and fingerprinting BYOB devices would be problematic in a lot of ways. I'm generally against BYOD programs. They're convenient but usually come from a place of allowing employees access to things without the willingnes
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
While I agree with your reasoning, in my experience any statement where I prepend "hopefully" usually ends up being the worst possible interpretation in practice.
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
While you’re not wrong in what differentiates those with wealth to those without, I think ignores a lot of nuance. Does one have savings? Can they afford to spend time with their children outside of working day to day? Do they have the abil
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
> do you store them compressed or plain? Can’t speak to your other issues but I would think the right file system will save you here. Hopefully someone with more insight can provide color here, but my understanding is that file systems l
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
Neat! What were your experiences with the tech and how did you interface with it? Feel free to respond here or email me via my contact deets in my profile—I’d love to hear about your use-cases.
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
I’m working on a Content Security Policy parser. There are a handful of them around the web, but I couldn’t find one that implemented the entirety of the CSP spec and I wanted something I could use to verify structure and validity of CSP di
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
Another couple important aspects of symbols: 1. They refer to the same object in memory, so multiple usages of a symbol by the same name (e.g. `:param`) not not add additional memory overhead. 2. Symbols are also immutable in that they cann
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
It’s available in other OSs now, but my exposure to it has mainly been windows server and endpoint environments. YMMV, I’m mainly speaking from my own experience/history with powershell. For a long time it was the only way I knew of to
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
I have! Nutshell to me feels like a reimagined powershell without the focus on windows admin.
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
Since everyone is sharing shells written in Rust, I've become quite fond of Nushell: https://www.nushell.sh/ I'd love to see more shell exploring things beyond POSIX. Text based stdin/stdout will always have
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
High school kids don't work full time year-round. If they are working full time through the year, they likely aren't spending much time in school and whatever work they are doing should bring in enough money for them to not be h
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
> Maybe ignoring the AT protocol so I (and others?) can get a better sense of how such systems might be employed to ensure that an arbitrary organization can build defenses against themselves becoming adversaries (seems like a fairly use
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
What is appropriate here really depends on what properties BlueSky wants to assert about it's ecosystem. > What was the problem with the current DNS system? I definitely think there could be improvements like displaying domain inste
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by d4mi3n 1y ago
Presumably a contractual agreement with BlueSky. Trust needs to stem from somewhere, so you’re either looking at a web-of-trust model where somebody (BlueSky or BlueSky clients) makes decisions on what sign-offs to trust, or you trust BlueS

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