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by dhagz 6y ago
We're providing a "smart kitchen" solution in restaurants. Each restaurant has three Intel NUCs, so a little over 6K-7K devices. We're using k3s partly for the hardware redundancy, and partly for the ease of managing the
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by dhagz 6y ago
Not to be facetious or anything, but I'd argue the moon is a hard-to-reach area with a distinct lack of coverage. Now, I don't think it's going to impact a significant number of end-users, so probably not great from that pers
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by dhagz 6y ago
Go for it. I say it's worth the sticker price, easily. Incredibly deep, lots of replay value. The number of builds/strategies in this game are astounding. And it's very actively developed, with the developer being very involv
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by dhagz 6y ago
I think it's more for equipment rentals - think renting skis or a snowboard. Less rent-to-own and more try-this-hobby.
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by dhagz 6y ago
My employer has over 2000 clusters running k3s (I'm on the team that manages them), it's been...okay. We're on an old version though, so a lot of the k3s-specific issues we're running into are mostly fixed in more recent
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by dhagz 6y ago
I think this is one of those "rule of cool" things. Though I will say, sure IG-88 may have been better at shooting accurately, but his response to being surrounded in the first episode was to initiate a self-destruct. Whereas you
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by dhagz 6y ago
Besides, the video with the demo of the lightsaber goes public tomorrow (Oct 14). I can wait until then.
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by dhagz 6y ago
I've tried using LocalStack for mocking AWS services locally, but it's never worked quite the way I want it to. At this point I just set up "local" versions of the resources I need in a non-prod account and set up the se
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by dhagz 6y ago
That doesn't mean DO was targeting Indians specifically. That's more tied to the YouTube video that was making the rounds the other day.
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by dhagz 6y ago
Very true. Comes down to if you already know (or want to learn) Swift.
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by dhagz 6y ago
> Do you actually save 5% (assuming PS is 30%) by developing for the Apple ecosystem? Probably not - assuming you're being smart and targeting multiple platforms, you're still going to be using Unreal/Unity. And even if yo
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by dhagz 6y ago
If you're not auto-accepting cookies, then the site won't let you scroll/do anything until you accept them.
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by dhagz 6y ago
I was where you are about a month ago. I ended up using Doom[0] as a bootstrapped config and haven't looked back. I love org-mode. It's the killer feature of Emacs in my mind. I also feel like (note, this is entirely anecdotal and
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by dhagz 6y ago
It's definitely not colonization, but I'd still say it's aggressive expansion. We just happened to make people think it was a good thing. Looking back now, I'm not so sure it was the net good it was sold as.
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by dhagz 6y ago
I'm not sure that's entirely true. Things you need to run a blog: 1. Server, preferably secure. This can be set up in an afternoon, maybe on a Saturday or Sunday. You can also probably find Ansible or Chef scripts to automate the
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by dhagz 6y ago
Well, the AirPods Pro come with a USB-C-to-Lightning cable. It's not perfect, but you really do only need one type of charger now. And the AirPods don't really need to be charged very often - I usually get by with a 10-day charge
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by dhagz 6y ago
My only complaint about USB-C is that the different abilities of the port aren't visually distinguishable. You can't tell by looking at it if a USB-C port has power delivery. Other people have written more extensively about this c
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by dhagz 6y ago
It's teams of people with varying skill levels under time pressure. Ruby is a language where projects can suddenly bloom with hyper-complexity if you're not careful. You really have to strictly adhere to a style guide and have sen
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by dhagz 6y ago
I think they're referring to PWA-style "Add to Homescreen", which I agree is a weak point of iOS/MobileSafari. I also wonder why there isn't good/any support for WASM in Safari.
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by dhagz 6y ago
I don't even care about the verbosity - it's just ugly syntax. If I'm skimming a file that uses that syntax, I could easily get confused and think there's a comparison going on. One of Ruby's big draws (to me, at le
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by dhagz 6y ago
A decent chunk of new Go developers are former Java developers. (I'm not being disparaging here, I came over to Go from Java!) I think the idea of "accept interfaces, return structs" doesn't sink in very well and isn&#x2
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by dhagz 6y ago
The thing to remember is that, under all the chrome and Apple styling, macOS is rooted in BSD. So the power users who enjoy the *nix-y bits of macOS and are looking for a replacement will look for something that gives them more of that.
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by dhagz 6y ago
> here we are talking about not being put in jail because you say publicly that tibet should be free. or because you try to report abuse and suppression of the ruling class Or, you know, just practicing a certain religion or being from a
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by dhagz 6y ago
I don't think Shopify is the right comparison. Their entire "value proposition" seems to be along the lines of: here's how to do viral marketing with the meme economy. I also get strong Warhol vibes from them.
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by dhagz 6y ago
Right? There's only so many Phantoms out there.
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by dhagz 6y ago
I think they're just trying to convey the idea that it's some grand "holy" war of questionable origins.
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by dhagz 6y ago
There's lots of alternatives out there, but the good ones aren't free - ProtonMail is one, FastMail is another. There's others as well, but those are the one's I'd recommend. There's also Hey, but I'm stil
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by dhagz 6y ago
The thing is, you're not paying 30%/15% extra - if I recall correctly, that is against the terms of the App Store. Developers/companies can't charge a markup to make up for the bit Apple skims off the top - so instead of
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by dhagz 6y ago
You don't subscribe to Steam Link, however. It's a "free" service. I bet if Google or Microsoft were willing to give Apple a cut of the subscription cost for Stadia/GamePass by using IAP, there wouldn't be a st
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by dhagz 6y ago
Click-baity title, but another good article about the prevalence of biases that make getting the truth harder with the advent of the internet. Overcoming confirmation bias is a daily struggle for me - it can be so incredibly easy to sit bac

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