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devonkim
5y ago
So those states are: Alaska (no sales nor income tax, but who wants to live there again? Also, they're super weird politically anyway), DE, MT, NH, OR. These states are not exactly high growth states nor bottom of the barrel in poverty
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The states without income tax tend to have consumption taxes that are much higher to offset them as well as property taxes. I've lived in two of them (WA, TN sans dividends) and study after study shows the poor in those states along wi
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devonkim
5y ago
10 GbE is still iffy even with CAT6 cabling over copper which complicates deployments and user experience. As a result, prosumer type devices like recent AMD x570 motherboards and the upcoming Intel Z690 based ones are including 2.5 GbE por
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5y ago
I don’t know if hardness is the best criteria. I have both rosewood and ebony fretboards on my basses and they feel differently and longevity seems only loosely affected. I’m not slamming down hard on the wood like what happens in flooring
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5y ago
To be fair, all you’d need to accomplish that without more than necessary parts for production is to ensure that the code path invoking the function is accessed via an external monitoring probe with an adjustment to SLA or SLO to account fo
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5y ago
There’s some evidence that Tamil and Korean is related based upon genealogy as well which may be part of the reason for the failure to account for it in particular although the article didn’t make it clear exactly what the criteria for the
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5y ago
Cargo culting one’s way to attempt obtaining results seems like the default approach of leadership unable to really adapt the proper lessons from other organizations and apply them to their own. If I as a person look up to a world class bod
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5y ago
Forget even iSCSI as the goalpost, a lot of places still use fibrechannel drives and controllers and FCoE makes sense mostly once you’ve hit at least 10 GbE which is a bit pricey for the sake of learning while it’s basically hot garbage in
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The difficulty isn't for folks like you and myself - curtailed, very conspicuous, TCO-conscious consumption is not that hard if one has the brain cycles and will to defy a lot of social norms. But given the efficacy of advertising camp
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5y ago
The study is cited frequently but it’s misinterpreted frequently or in a disingenuous way. It merely says that among people earning so much, more money does not contribute as much for happiness. This has some sad realities: by and large the
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5y ago
Yeah, confirming that I did this to myself and realized in horror that anyone could have reset my password. So the only other option I see is to use real words that look plausible for the fields or to type in a message for support like “rea
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5y ago
NFSv3 and NFSv4 clients were fine when local machines over TCP and always-on like with a previous Mac Mini I had but resuming from a laptop was pulling teeth and may or may not have been the reason for some of the crashes I got. iSCSI in th
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5y ago
10gbe can be done over RJ45 with a direct cable connection and is something I've done before in a pinch between my personal NAS and a client machine (just be careful about your storage protocol because NFS has its pros and cons just li
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The production of concrete is responsible for a ton of pollution in the world and while there's significantly lower environmental impact concrete available, few projects use them because of its higher costs for primarily environmental
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Most US stock of multi-family housing in low and mid-rise apartments were not built with modern building code with STC above 45 (hotel framing AKA staggered studs). Furthermore, between floors sound can carry, and even older homes can drop
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5y ago
Psycho Goreman is a great example of a mid-budget movie that’s 100% about the fun. The issue really appears to be about movie investors being unwilling to take risks like they used to, which makes sense given investor sentiments as a whole
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5y ago
The purchaser / decision maker is not the user / practitioner dichotomy exists to a lesser extent in private commercial sector. It’s part of the problems of enterprise software in general
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Depression also manifests with addictions though through self medication like alcohol, drugs, and even video games. It gets trickier with comorbidities like ADHD where one has addictive tendencies resulting in what appears to be simple lack
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5y ago
I use 1Password for this purpose essentially and I’ve printed out backup codes and put it into an emergency box. One other problem is that the MFA every other site has now with SMS means that in a disaster recovery situation one will need a
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5y ago
Jenkins can be relegated to simply launching tasks in other systems and having almost no state or configuration in itself then for your needs. One can lock down Airflow access to solely from Jenkins agents or setup an nginx proxy in front o
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I think the question itself begets more questions. For example, I've seen Jenkins jobs replaced with an Apache Airflow DAG or two, but obviously that's not the right call for continuously deploying applications to K8S clusters, wh
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Jenkins to me is great for prototyping certain process activities in a very arbitrary set of conventions, but it provides a lesson as to why the Java world moved on from tools like Apache Ant (XML-based Make) to Maven (convention over confi
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The roots and spirit of hip hop have always struck me as the exact same as punk - out of urban poverty and exclusion resulting in anger and lack of respect for the system (although the irony is that the Norwegian black metal scene was entir
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I’m more in favor of Septic Flesh over Rotting Christ these days when it comes to Greek metal outside the innumerable power metal bands that dominate mainstream European metal. Not sure if they’ll ever top Sumerian Daemons as a metal album
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I’ve heard it also as “making global scale dopamine delivery systems” when bringing in social media KPIs and other addiction-driven engagement like modern gaming monetization models
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This is probably also true in the UK that has class lines often built around geography and therefore accents. In the US people with southern accents are viewed by many others as having a lower socioeconomic status. Things get more interesti
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6y ago
Another reason I’ve seen is “this project will be around for a while and we should skip past the growing pains to go into microservices.” If it’s a rewrite of an existing system, then it’s more justifiable because it’s about eliminating tec
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Scala's origins at EPFL under Odersky does give it a disadvantage given the history of academic origin languages in industry. OCaml was made at INRIA and it seems to have suffered the fate of becoming a niche language and toolchain for
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Scala's operator overloading and implicits are known sharp edges (and don't get me started on XML literals) but the article doesn't mention those as hindrances for maintainability. Package dependencies are not necessarily a l
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A lot of the problems with Scala echo many of the problems that people used to write about Perl codebases minus specific language quirks like typing and objects. The problem with complex, rich languages is that it doesn't guarantee any
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