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by daveevad 4y ago
> you can get 10 incident tickets created over a 1 week period, this gets picked up as a "major problem" This is an interesting perspective but perhaps crosses the line.
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by daveevad 4y ago
Based on comment history, it looks like it's him; and also, it looks like he's a licensed amateur too. I would like to echo your sentiment, that book was so good and has made me curious about the physical and digital world in so m
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by daveevad 5y ago
There was an old joke at my company that anyone who showed up for the beginner's Unix class would be fired on the spot.
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by daveevad 5y ago
Isn't that essentially the same endgame at the ending of Searching for Bobby Fischer?
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by daveevad 5y ago
I don't know but have wondered about this sort of thing before. There is a Wikipedia article on 'Key ceremony'[0] that seems to indicate an in-real-life shared secret creation and or sharing event. ( https://en.wiki
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by daveevad 5y ago
human-readable-text-over-HTTP is planet scalable
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by daveevad 5y ago
> I have long since deeply integrated my exercise with my cannabis consumption Me too - I love playing basketball high. I'm getting a little too old to play and sadly indoor hoops has lost a lot of appeal in the COVID era. I still
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by daveevad 5y ago
For my new year's resolution, I decided to swap out my daily cannabis use with swimming; and so far this year, I've actually pulled it off and swim about 1250 meters a day. It's only 25 laps and takes about 30 minutes of act
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by daveevad 5y ago
I never saw it in an office building but I do vaguely recall people vaping on airplanes during this time period.
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by daveevad 5y ago
I'm shocked there was an interior room that allowed smoking. It must not have been in California this millennium. I decided to stop smoking the day Jerry Yang held the door open for me and my band of misfits on our way to the outside
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by daveevad 5y ago
There was a conference room at Yahoo named Sorry! that was used during many rounds of layoffs. The entire floor's conference rooms were all named thematically after popular board games.
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by daveevad 5y ago
> If you're referring to Columbus with the 600 years ago statement Indeed I was but not necessarily him specifically, but the average Javascript engineer at the time. I was just now reading about Eratosthenes[0], to check my priors
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by daveevad 5y ago
The flat earth conspiracy theory really made me reevaluate how difficult it is to prove just about anything. As best as I can tell, the easiest way for one person to independently verify the earth is not flat is by watching the hull of a
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by daveevad 5y ago
I've used Solr in the past for this use case.
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by daveevad 5y ago
Bonforte still CEO over there? Oh to be a fly on the wall for that conference call.
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by daveevad 5y ago
> in the future, 100% of the code that you write will be business logic How much business logic is there across all businesses? I'm aware of a joke at Google about how it could reduce 90% of the employees without any impact on the b
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by daveevad 5y ago
Additionally, it appears a route from Allegheny County Airport to Mill 19 would not have crossed the bridge in Frick Park. https://goo.gl/maps/9UF4kL1bxNvAFjx96
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by daveevad 5y ago
> government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth
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by daveevad 5y ago
Hasn't Speaker's Corner[0] been DDOS'd IRL by radicals? [0]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speakers%27_Corner )
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by daveevad 5y ago
I've wondered in the past if something like 1st.gov shouldn't exist, basically a Twitter clone protected by the 1st Amendment payed for by the citizens of the United States.
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by daveevad 5y ago
If you have a pointer to that definition I'd love to read it. I mean that earnestly.
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by daveevad 5y ago
> in the public interest define this and rejoice
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by daveevad 5y ago
There's a decent public safety argument that analog radio in cars is an excellent means to communicate with nearly everyone in the event of a major natural disaster, such as an earthquake which would disrupt power in most everyone&#x27
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by daveevad 5y ago
I wish NPR in the Bay Area would just pick a tech billionaire and more or less demand a pledge to stop the drive. "Mark could stop this at any time of his choosing."
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by daveevad 5y ago
What do scientists think at this moment about what is the most likely origin of Covid?
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by daveevad 5y ago
Connected to motherfuckingwebsite.com. Escape character is '^]'. GET / HTTP/1.0 HTTP/1.0 200 OK
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by daveevad 5y ago
My apologies I was being way too pedantic. You're obviously right about the standard and that some implementations do not follow the standard. I'll even admit complete defeat since I must have skipped over this part, "this
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by daveevad 5y ago
Super pedantic but you don't need to send the Host header either to get a response. I use the telnet trick often as debug step number one.
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by daveevad 5y ago
Trump on Jeff Bezos' divorce: "I wish him luck, I wish him luck. It's going to be a beauty." I think that's punching down. I'm not sure it's a helpful abstraction, but I think once one becomes President i
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by daveevad 5y ago
Alternate history is impossible to prove, and to your point, my history is just as fuzzy if not fuzzier; however, I do remember the reverence RFK had for MLK when announcing his assassination. I don't know that the Civil Rights Act pas

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