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by dgfitz 1y ago
Conversely, how do you know when a dependency doesn’t have a vulnerability?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I would counter that Trump doesn’t care, and probably welcomes that outcome. “The rest of the world can fund what we have been funding for the rest of the world, their turn.” I think it’s a big mistake, and this un-named tribunal ultimately
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Spend more time on what, exactly? Writing poetry actively, all day, every day? That’s a lot of writing.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
> he dropped out of high school to become a poet. Not even college, high school. Really misleading/unfortunate title. As an aside, why would anyone need to drop out of anything to become a poet?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
The first time I bought bitcoin it was under a dollar a coin. When I realized it actually had zero real value I got out. What actual value does bitcoin have? As an example, gold can be used to make high fidelity cabling.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Here, I looked it up for you: Brian Krebs, the cybersecurity expert behind Krebs on Security, primarily generates revenue through banner advertisements displayed on his website. His website, which receives over a million visits per month, a
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by dgfitz 1y ago
It is calories in/out. Other mechanisms factor in, but I’ll bet anyone my bottom dollar they’ll lose weight if they eat 700 kcal/day. Yes, breathing is literally how weight is lost, I’m not sure what your point was there.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Ever heard that saying about finding the sucker at a poker table?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Pull, update, build?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Oh gotcha. We have very different experiences with powershell.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I’m sure I will.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I mirror all deps locally and only build from the mirror. It isn’t an issue. C/C++ is my dayjob
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Gotcha. Speaking as someone who isn’t a fan of windows after about windows 2000, powershell is quite powerful, if not a touch verbose. Worth reading up on if you have a need to use it on any kind of cadence.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Powershell doesn’t “focus on windows admin” any more than bash focuses on linux admin. What do you mean?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
It made me smirk a little, I've been doing almost exactly this line of work at $dayjob for the past few weeks/months, trying to prove out a concept as a solution to solve a problem. Actually really enjoyed the work, it has been a
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Why would you drive any vehicle on a road like that at 50mph? At some point a neglected road isn’t a road anymore and shouldn’t be considered as such.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Realistically, are you using SQLite if you can’t compile and source control your rev of the codebase? Is that really a big deal?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
My working theory is that this is a gigantic misnomer: > US post pandemic economic recovery has been astonishingly great measured against other major economies.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43849966 That’s me, asking the same thing.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
How quickly we forget being teenagers and young adults. Computers, and knowledge in general, is the the most accessible it’s ever been, in the history of mankind. So you’re claiming that the trillions of dollars that have been spent trying
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I think the point is, most people don't even flip the coin, you're making a false equivalence.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
A subtle but important point: the people aren't getting taxed, the importer is getting taxed. If the importer passes those cost increases on to their customers, that is their decision. Of course the importer will pass the costs along,
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Why? It is just a fact. The guy is absolutely overweight. Who cares? Lots of people are overweight. This is also a fact. Are we not supposed to acknowledge that?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
1.) I agree. However, if it other countries can impose tariffs at the drop of a hat and it takes a literal act of congress to pass a tariff, they'll never happen. Would that be a good thing? Maybe. Maybe not. Congress is obviously most
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by dgfitz 1y ago
This is the correct answer. Tariffs are not why the job market is so awful. Maybe that will be true in the future, but the past two years of horrible terrible miserable state of the job market is not because of tariffs imposed a month ago.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
> Carville (DNC strategist) is advocating a "play dead" strategy. Our tax money hard at work. What a fucking joke.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
> The money is cycling around people and companies. That's what money almost always do, the US was an exception until recently, but exceptions to that never last. It is? Why have wages been so stagnant for so long? Isn't that o
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by dgfitz 1y ago
All I did was a quick google search, but I searched what the US imports from China, to fill in the word "stuff" from your post: "The U.S. imports a wide variety of products from China, with the top categories including electr
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by dgfitz 1y ago
As long as it isn't food. Heard a quote once (Last of US maybe?): humanity is always about 3 missed meals away from riots." In reality its probably more like 6-10, but the details aren't important. It doesn't seem like t

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