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by dfee 6y ago
On either side of the spectrum, many people associate with a particular brand of politics as part of their identity. Political strategists are smart, and quite literally divvy up these groups and build a coalition in a process called “tent
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by dfee 6y ago
Many people want mayhem, but I think your comment is wrong. > Pro-police forces WANT mayhem ... it changes the subject away from the widespread peaceful opposition to racist police violence. I don’t think that typical “pro-police forces”
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by dfee 6y ago
Are you an aerospace engineer? Because the credibility of your comment hinges on that.
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by dfee 6y ago
> Showing the face of a protestor smashing in a window will not lead to that protestor being brought to court and handed a sentence for community service, a fine, or some light jail time. It will lead to extrajudicial retaliation and pos
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by dfee 6y ago
Protests or riots?
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by dfee 6y ago
It was difficult, but I was able to evolve a line. It didn’t let me go further, unfortunately. Would’ve been cool to evolve a point.
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by dfee 6y ago
Just sampled the code, it really is well written!
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by dfee 6y ago
Iirc, they didn’t used to be utter shit. They are now.
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Which VPN Providers Take Anonymity Seriously in 2020?(torrentfreak.com)
4 points by dfee 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfee 6y ago
I believe that was a joke.
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by dfee 6y ago
Yeah, that’s what happens when you fraudulently account sales.
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by dfee 6y ago
1) I enjoy seeing this software online! 2) What would it take to get “science” to write idiomatic code? Like, we could fork it, clean it up, and create a PR... but this is after the fact.
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by dfee 6y ago
I missed the “how they effect valuation” bit... but this is a decent summary of SaaS. Pay-per-Storage is a form of pay-per-usage and should be folded in. But that’s neither here nor there. The ideal forms of SaaS are (my humble opinion): 1)
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by dfee 6y ago
> has nothing to do with "people running Windows on shoddy devices". You don't really believe that. This is specifically the reason Microsoft introduce their flagship device: the Surface Pro... and Google introduce theirs:
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by dfee 6y ago
Tough (sincerely), and congrats on finding a gig that rewards you daily with passion and enthusiasm. But at the same time, I have little sympathy for people who hate Apple for a move like this - regardless of the optics and whether it was i
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by dfee 6y ago
You’ll probably need to be more specific about the speed issues you’re seeing. I don’t see that issue, but I also factor my code into smaller packages in my monorepo (which is a good practice). I still have relatively long lint times agains
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by dfee 6y ago
I’m not sure on Pulumi specifically, but a .catch on a non-awaited promise should be fine.
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by dfee 6y ago
> Most large applications today uses SPA and an api. I’ve been thinking a lot about this over the last year+. Is this true? Because the deployment model is 1000x more straightforward for CRA vs NextJS (nuxtjs, etc.).
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by dfee 6y ago
When he went and talked about AIDA - and presented the Swiffer video (which was great) - I was anticipating the classic scene from Glengarry Glenn Ross (aka Death of a Fucking Salesman). This is entry level domain material for anyone involv
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by dfee 6y ago
Now would be a cool time to remark that VSCode is adding tmux control mode support (As of yesterday it was added to the backlog) [0]. This will be very useful in persisting terminals. [0] https://github.com/microsoft/vs
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by dfee 6y ago
I understand your frustration with Quanta on this, and agree completely. I often times make it through about 2/3 of an article and just give up - just get to the point (and preferably open with that point)! Here was a lengthier diatrib
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by dfee 6y ago
You trade known deployment problems for unknown infra management problems. You reduce the complexity of contribution significantly. If you’re at a company that wants to manage K8s, and you’ve chosen to invest in that direction, then serverl
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by dfee 7y ago
Weird. This actually works. Well, thanks random internet friend.
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by dfee 7y ago
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.
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by dfee 7y ago
Does the connection model problem go away when using serverless rds? https://aws.amazon.com/rds/aurora/serverless/
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by dfee 7y ago
this is an interesting counter-counter-argument i've not seen before. does discussion of this sort of derivative behavior exist elsewhere? i.e. is there an established narrative of incumbents pushing against regulatory capture, or exam
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How Low Can Your Logo?(howlowcanyourlogo.com)
6 points by dfee 7y ago|1 comments
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by dfee 7y ago
Something that really annoys me about that intro: No, I can’t identify what’s wrong with it. Why am I spending what feels like 5 minutes studying a code sample to find a flipped ‘I’ and ‘L’? Every time I read about dahl, I remember this and
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by dfee 7y ago
Exporting to something like iMovie to manage chroma keys (video alpha channels), or manage the two videos separately: zooming in, highlighting in the background recording, effects for the foreground recording etc.
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by dfee 7y ago
There’s one feature of OBS that’s missing for me, and that’s recording sources to separate files. I believe this is called “multicording”, and it something I’ve only found in paid software, like screen flow. Here is the multi year discussio

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