dickeytk

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by dickeytk 7y ago
Encryptable, portable home directories is one of the goals of systemd. I can’t wait until one day when I just ssh in and it’s all there
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I’ve actually found myself using these to get me much more proficient in the Shell overall. fd in particular is so much easier to use I find myself doing things like: fd .log$ -x mv {} {.}.bak (Rename *.log to *.bak) Can I do that
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Same here—though for the same reason I always thought "VSCode" was a strange name since it doesn't have any of those interfaces.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
yeah agreed. If you have trouble understanding how it could be better just install fish and try it for 5 minutes and you'll see what we mean. There are attempts to emulate some of it in zsh, but it's still not as good as what fish
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Technically it is built on AngularJS (a to be abandoned, separate framework) not Angular.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I’m more surprised that there is an ssh.com. And that it looks like it was put together with a bad corporate WordPress template.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
What are you talking about? It specifically talks about it and even provides 2 quotes with contradicting points of view: “Alex Tourk, spokesman for sf.citi, a tech business group, said San Francisco needs to consider changes to its business
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I know. I’m talking about iOS 13 beta 1. If you think this is what a bad OS looks like, you should try that.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
May I be Goldilocks? I’ve used basically every iOS beta. Beta 1 is always AWFUL. Then it gets better and better. iOS 13 is probably the worst, but only incrementally so. It’s hardly worth having a fuss.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
You were awarded them 1-4 years ago though. That's when the value mattered. To add to that, it's not like when you join a low-performing company you can just leave because you think you can get better value somewhere else. The cos
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by dickeytk 7y ago
First of all, I get your point. Still, this is an awful analogy. What about 1-car collisions? And what if I hit a parked car?
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Would you take 1.7B to have the reputation he'll undoubtedly have? I like to think I wouldn't.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
no—this is something that likely shouldn't ever even be committed into a codebase. It's just something you throw in while testing to check why the performance of something is acting up. The default is really important for somethin
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I think it’s ok, it’s just a debug statement that I think outputs to stderr. You should never be parsing it.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
If you watch just one video on Go, even if you don’t plan to ever write Go and just want to learn about it. Make it this one: https://blog.golang.org/concurrency-is-not-parallelism It explains in detail how this is possible
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I wish I had a link, but I recall hearing on Recode/Decode that they would threaten to give their money to competitors if they didn’t accept funding. Doesn’t really answer your question, but it did sound like not everyone was happy wit
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I literally just set `background: white` as the only change and it actually makes it look really good!
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by dickeytk 7y ago
“Set up and operate PostgREST the in cloud with just a few clicks.” I think missed word. You didn’t answer my number one question though: What is PostGREST?
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by dickeytk 7y ago
The idea (portable homes) that I could ssh into a system and have my home directory come with me (with a personal vim config, shell, gitconfig, etc) on any newer Linux machine is very exciting
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Sounds like the author hasn’t heard of liquefaction
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Great explanation, thank you!
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I use bazel at work heavily in a very large project. I’ve always worked with scripting languages so I’m much less familiar with build systems. I’m not sure I get what makes bazel so good. It seems pretty simple to me. You have a bunch of di
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Isn’t Bazel based off another tool they use internally?
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Fair enough, the website defaults to 2 powerwalls for some reason. I wish I could get solar. My family and I will likely just be sitting around in the dark for a couple days.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Legal standpoint improved. Public perception of the monopoly on the other hand...
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I mean—I live in the Oakland Hills myself. Nobody out here would be able to get solar. Our roofs/land is covered in trees. Also at 15k for a powerwall, it'd make more sense just to get a hotel for these blackouts.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I really wonder what the increased risk is of people using gas generators instead. I suppose from PG&E's perspective this isn't their liability but it still concerns me.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Open source is better for libraries than applications. I’m happy to pay for software written with open source libraries that works well so I can support developers like myself.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Well of course it can be bypassed, but it certainly doesn’t “step in” at some point either as was suggested. It blocks all unsigned binaries regardless of any damage they’ve caused. Though this morning I realized I misunderstood the point o
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by dickeytk 7y ago
That’s not true. Apple prevents unsigned binaries from being executed at all.

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