ddoolin

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by ddoolin 3y ago
After reading this, I feel like I can say I don't have a very active inner monologue at all really. I haven't given much thought to this; like the article mentions, I just kind of assumed everyone was like this. It would explain s
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by ddoolin 3y ago
> You foul caldron of ulcerated flying squirrel detritus I kinda like this one.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
In his car in front of the hotel.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
Either I hadn't gotten to the point where that was explicitly stated, missed it, or I didn't connect it myself (highly likely, ha). Still working my way through #5. I did get that the golden path was basically a kind of progession
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I was thinking about this recently while reading the fourth book in the series and you put my thoughts into words tidily. Tangentially, I also think the time gap between the third and fourth books (some 3,500 years) necessitated some more c
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I do this for my personal site and email server. Just SSH into some instance, pull master, and run the server. Anything that gets modified or maintained more than once in a blue moon greatly benefits from some kind of process though.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
This is awesome, it's such a shame they don't make this available anymore. The act of flying has plenty of great public data, but sadly the charts are bit anachronistic in that sense.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I truly believe aviation, mostly general, is one of the things the U.S. does best, by far. I have no idea if other countries have these kinds of charts available to the public, printed or digitally (I assume many do) but combined with the r
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I don't think it needs to be confrontational to say "no" when it's not required by law. In the US we have been led to believe that it's confrontational to stand up for your rights to police (e.g. to deny IDing yours
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by ddoolin 3y ago
IMO eBay is still the best option for selling some things if you don't want to sell in-person.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I don't agree with the last point and I think this thread is evidence of that. We cannot make sense of the myriad of bills we get from all the different providers, particularly since many or all of them are also being dealt with by our
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by ddoolin 3y ago
These bolts were fitted with a wire pin to prevent the nuts from spinning loose. The nuts were not locking nuts on their own.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
It has gotten a little easier over time. IMO, a month or two depending on your aptitude.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I'm guessing they mean on Tor-only websites.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
Sebastian Lague does some of the best programming videos I've ever watched: https://www.youtube.com/@SebastianLague He is pretty light on the actual code (it's all open to see but he doesn't spend long going
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by ddoolin 3y ago
https://blog.beeper.com/p/how-beeper-mini-works
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by ddoolin 3y ago
The pilot on my flight to Vegas said the cost to advertise (or do whatever, I assume) was $470,000/minute. I didn't verify the claim but it isn't too hard to believe and is pretty crazy, even if it's remotely true.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
Thanks for bringing much needed context. I can see a lot of merit to her methods while also realizing that it's probably not fit for anything larger than (very) small locale. I do think that this is underselling the egregiousness a bit
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by ddoolin 3y ago
Most relevant bit: > During divorce proceedings between Matthew and his ex-wife, Raleigh County family-court judge Louise Goldston personally forced her way into Matthew’s home under threats of arrest to search for items that were in dis
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by ddoolin 3y ago
Apparently I did; I'd forgotten all about that. That may well have had a big hand in it.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
The algorithm just gives you more of what you asked for. :)
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I used to agree with this but it seems in the last few years especially that they have increased greatly in number and decreased in quality substantially. Somehow it remains the most relevant regardless, which really says something about mo
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I think once you're trying to explain that nuance, most of the audience (that NASCAR would like to tune in) has probably already tuned out. It is very welcome for them to start pivoting heavily towards road courses, dirt courses, and e
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by ddoolin 3y ago
Why is Bun so much slower than Node/Deno?
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by ddoolin 3y ago
$4B in AWS credits. So...$4M?
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I was just evaluating InfluxDB yesterday for a commercial data streaming pipeline, but there are too many different names and versions that it is VERY unclear what's what, and what is actually available.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
Agreed - not to mention the specification of new ones with different features keeps evolving.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
Sure, you don't need them, but why re-invent the wheel? At least UUIDs are not some one-off function in a helpers file that may need to be amended many times before you get it right, but are backed by a specification, are time-sortable
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by ddoolin 3y ago
As of now, there is still no v1 build up on Github, although this was announced hours ago.
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by ddoolin 3y ago
I work for Toyota but I've never pondered what our demonym is; I think Toyototian (Toyotian?) has something going for it though. :)

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