dayjaby

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by dayjaby 2y ago
I bet there are many more projects than 100. What makes you think the number is that low?
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by dayjaby 2y ago
1. FROM scratch 2. RUN echo ... Spot the error.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
The meat feeds the group as long as the fridge stays powered on.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Language evolves. Grow up yourself.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
I'm glad I did that years ago. Amazon Music playing ads even during purchased songs. Kindle tokens expiring as soon as you stop your monthly subscription. Enough is enough.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Meanwhile, gas station operators want you to buy their expensive fuel. $6/hr is not bad if it makes the greedy not any richer.
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by dayjaby 3y ago
Is that actually a thing? What algorithms do you mean? I thought everything that depends on a change gets rebuilt.
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by dayjaby 3y ago
Toxins get accumulated in animals in around a 10:1 ratio. 1kg meat contains 10x more toxins than 1kg plants. A good rule of thumb to remember.
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by dayjaby 3y ago
Informative enough that you don't quote a single sentence and just put a link?
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by dayjaby 3y ago
You already lost me at "as a knowledge worker" but the content before that was very valuable to me.
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by dayjaby 3y ago
How on earth does 1 minute of your time to install an adblocker make your life harder?
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by dayjaby 3y ago
Your position would drift insanely fast. In a drone, gyro readings and velocity are being used in the ekf2 filter to calculate your position. But a GPS position is required to prevent longtime drift. Obviously, in GPS deprived situations, y
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by dayjaby 3y ago
My grandfather was a "Drogist" and his job was not to sell drugs, but anything pharmacy/chemistry related: "I got that oily dirt on my jacket" - "Say no more, I mix you the perfect soap for this". That fee
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by dayjaby 3y ago
I also set up recently the policy to only use merge commits on stable branch, as otherwise the path filter^1 in the workflows would not detect correctly which files changed after merging a PR. [1] https://github.com/dorny&#x
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by dayjaby 3y ago
You can try to find combinations that only permutate parts of the whole thing, with the rest staying as before. Let me give an example if the last row of a 3x3 is already correct. MU - UL - MD Middle Up: you break the correct row temporaril
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by dayjaby 3y ago
That's a bold statement. Any proof or article where Linus states that?
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by dayjaby 3y ago
On beginner level this might work, but if people are more competitive they begin to realize the benefit of not only playing the own game, but reading the enemies plan (e.g. scouting in Starcraft/AoE2) to counteract it as much as possib
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by dayjaby 3y ago
What does income have to do with net worth?
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by dayjaby 3y ago
> classifier to decide whether the video is Educational, Edu-tainment, or not educational at all I'm a bit surprised to only see like 3 questions for a 14 minute video of quantum mechanics. For educational videos with very dense inf
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by dayjaby 3y ago
In container context I've heard a definition of "100% reproducible" that means even file timestamps are 100% the same. Like your entire build is bit-by-bit precisely the same if you didn't modify any source. Not sure if
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by dayjaby 3y ago
A monthly financial review doesn't take longer than 10 minutes. So you are suggesting that these three part time jobs offer more than $60/h and thus are more valuable than a 10 minute finance review where you identify your misspen
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by dayjaby 3y ago
Why invent a new word like "projection" though? Literally everyone would have understood "subrepo" just as fine. How does your dependency management integrate into workflows? Last month I built a monorepo with all our re
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by dayjaby 3y ago
One simple case where the resulting image is bigger than necessary: ``` COPY ./package.deb /tmp/package.deb RUN dpkg -i /tmp/*.deb && rm -rf /tmp/*.deb ``` This results in two layers, with one laye
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by dayjaby 3y ago
"You don't need very much discipline" and "5 year streak". Sorry, but is my definition of discipline that off? You managed to have 5 years of discipline. That's the reason you managed to learn a language, not b
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by dayjaby 3y ago
> Scientists don't yet know ... how we age Uri Alon[1] argues thar it's the exponential growing chance of diseases/malfunctions as the amount of senescent cells surpasses certain thresholds. [1] https://pubmed.n
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by dayjaby 3y ago
Hera joined GL :(
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by dayjaby 3y ago
100% agree with home cooked meals. You have the liberty of choosing among 100000 ingredients. No restaurant offers that variety. And for the "dining room just for parties" argument from above: it is actually possible to invite you
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by dayjaby 3y ago
Admitting weakness gets exploited very easily by people. Me: Sorry, I forgot about some details about the stuff I was working on last month. Him: Your memory is so bad. I can literally remember all the details of the last 6 months. Try to b
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by dayjaby 3y ago
Any good (starter) books on this?
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by dayjaby 3y ago
I take a car to the train to get to the airport.

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