denkmoon

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by denkmoon 5mo ago
>asymptotically approach 100% debt What to do if you're just one dev in an org of 50? Who are all pushing more and more code every PR? I'm gonna have to leave aren't I :(
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
but there's still so many bad ideas available to be executed on
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
Any new legislation can override old legislation in most countries though? Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but if your legislature is hostile you need to fix that, not attempt to keep the hostile legislature from passing hostile legislat
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
I don't disagree but how would that work given the existing internet infrastructure? The gmail domain and MX records will always necessarily be at the behest of google and so the label 'xyz@gmail.com' will always necessarily
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
Nope you get Marvel Avengers :)
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
There are plenty of free email services _after_ Gmail too. If Google want to destroy their product, have at it.
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
Like all food production has equal merit. Growing almonds in the desert is national food security obviously.
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
Have you ever seen an "elite" think beyond the edge of the quarter? Lords of the Ashes all.
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
Though the name is cloud-init, you can cloud-init physical hosts. Seems excessive though, how often are you adding new physical hosts to the homelab?
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
> this is also a direct attack on the state itself, the monopoly on violence. not quite, the state monopolises _legitimate_ violence. it delegitimises the violence of individuals by making assault etc illegal.
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
Many relative to the total set, no. But enough to know writing it down isn’t going to cut it. Most datasets I’ve seen are xls, hdfs or csvs nested many directories deep. Not exactly for those who can’t manage an email filter. Without gettin
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
Digital literacy is important to every field. Email filters are not some arcane computer science concept, they are the modern equivalent of filing physical mail into the right folder/pidgeon hole/inbox/whatever. Biology is a
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
> Most of the chronically poor in US at least have underlying problems such as addiction, schizophrenia or other affective disorders. Most chronically homeless people have turned down multiple state subsidized living options or have been
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by denkmoon 5mo ago
A triumph of private ownership and stewardship over publicly traded corporate governance.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
I get that the connectors are identical but I find it odd that people find it so challenging. Thunderbolt is the thick and short cable. If it's not thick it's not gonna work well and if it's over a metre it's not gonna w
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Why recommend single mode out of interest? I've just done some fibre in my house with OM3 because that's what I had, I couldn't really work out why you'd prefer one over the other for residential lans.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
> It really is ten times less waiting than with plain old gigabit. Man I wish I had the kind of money/hardware to get 10gbit disk io out of a nas.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Not a very good one given the frequent data leaks from large companies. May not be fun but the bottom line continues along unabated.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Better than the US, but that does not make it true that only parents in the US are struggling.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
4k 15mbps is arse. Try 100mbps and you’re getting close to decent quality.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Besides the bad reinterpretation of my point, how to solve the problem? It is simply insufficient to say "yeah both parents work full time with the sword of damocles hanging over their head but too bad so sad". Without changing th
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Absolutely true in Australia. The parents I know are either rich enough to outsource it or basically fighting for their life managing work and childrearing. And to add salt to the wound, it's the people on the positive side of the econ
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Western society, for better or worse, is set up such that parents need to resume work as soon as possible. Saying the government has no responsibility in child rearing ignores the economic reality of parents.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
I seriously hate this “choose your adventure” way with new IDEs. Just install the language plugin, then spend hours making it work, and then it has crazy bugs anyway. Maybe just ptsd from the Java language server, but I’ve also somehow made
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
I hope most children know that they shouldn't shoot themselves in the head.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
If everyone picks red everyone lives, nobody needs saving by picking blue. Picking blue obliges others to pick blue to prevent your death, risking their own life in turn. Red is the moral option.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Some of us just need a different space to work, I can't wfh - my living space is too small to have a dedicated area and I can't discipline myself without said dedicated area. The "leaders" forcing people into it though a
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Same difference. "I spent millions/billions that could have been avoided because I did not want to appear to degrade myself" doesn't sell very well to stakeholders. The CEO should do what is in the best interests of the
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
2 bytes of memory ought to be enough for anyone!
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
If they filled that negative space my phone wouldn't rock annoyingly and sit awkwardly on flat surfaces, and that would be a great shame.

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