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by dimitar 2y ago
I would normally avoid recommending k8s, but perhaps the founder already was pretty comfortable with k8s from a previous job and knows what to avoid. There are no production dbs in k8s, no service meshes, monitoring is only side-cars that s
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by dimitar 2y ago
There is a subscribe (in exchange for monthly payments) button under the article, an unaddressed irony. Or perhaps news outlets need money and software shops don't?
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by dimitar 2y ago
Clojure also has a powerful REPL allowing you to interact with running processes in Emacs and in other editors and IDEa
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by dimitar 2y ago
the horse wasn't domesticated yet, this is a really old archaeological culture
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by dimitar 2y ago
This is a biased political piece and should probably be locked by moderation. It is also needlessly inflamatory; the USA is far from the only actor in the world; it even has a secondary influence at best in places like Syria and Ukraine whe
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by dimitar 2y ago
yeah, I agree this is not a good experience
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by dimitar 2y ago
Use a different factor of authentication and setup a new passkey?
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by dimitar 2y ago
Very few things are worth keeping after two weeks, I like short retention policies
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by dimitar 3y ago
The Great Oxygenation event wasn't due to the consumption of CO2 but rather the reaction of methane with the newly introduced oxygen, which reduced the greenhouse effect (aka raditative forcing). Since we already have lots of oxygen in
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by dimitar 3y ago
Shouldn't Nintendo sell an emulator for a small price? It will likely benefit the eco-system and will impact sales positively.
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by dimitar 3y ago
Don't people remember Lindows and the like? I don't see much of a market
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by dimitar 3y ago
FWIW I've used adaptive cards in Teams on MacOS
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by dimitar 3y ago
The very best metric is what % of the budget is spent servicing debt, for the US it is around 15%. On top of that the US government debt is mostly owned by US organizations and citizens; it is assets owned by US taxpayers. A very different
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by dimitar 3y ago
All work and no play.. I personally enjoy Warno a lot, I have over 1000 ranked game. Eugen games are very engaging I think it actually keeps me sane while only using max 40 minutes for a session.
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by dimitar 3y ago
Yet in many places in Europe public spaces are also run down.
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by dimitar 3y ago
I've been abroad and compared to it Bulgaria does feel like a frontier, like a good place for a certain type of nonconformist, especially in terms of career and business. There is no playbook and beaten road for a lot of things. If you
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by dimitar 3y ago
Most of our team uses Emacs for Clojure using CIDER.
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by dimitar 3y ago
Some examples of possible exceptions: * Installing or starting your general-purpose runtime, passing the right configuration options * Project glue where introducing general purpose language makes things more complicated because of tooling
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by dimitar 3y ago
I agree, but some bash can be unavoidable. I've found that even trivial looking bash can be helped with shell-check; this is a testament to the issues in bash more than anything.
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by dimitar 3y ago
At least here signs do that. Safety is the reason they are put in but drivers use apps to avoid police. The best way to avoid fines is to follow rules, but I hope users will follow apps more than signs.
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by dimitar 3y ago
I was initially very skeptical, but I spent the effort researching what it is and also getting up-to-date with the Observability movement. What I found in the fewest bullets as possible: * The hype is obnoxious and unfortunately hides the r
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by dimitar 3y ago
The answer is right at the end of the article: “Transit’s price is not a barrier for most people. It’s service quality and speed of the trip.”
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by dimitar 3y ago
Developed countries have grown their GDP while reducing their CO2 emissions. Degrowth is a dangerous distraction
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by dimitar 3y ago
UBI is a flat income received by everyone, regardless if they need it or not. Problem is, as things stand in almost all countries, (beside some oil-producing states), governments need to raise the money with taxes and it is a very high burd
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by dimitar 3y ago
Two things that stand out for me: * the CEO finds silver margins in reduced costs * paying salaries is second to paying rent to platforms
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by dimitar 3y ago
Compare with Clojure which can only be the programming language
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by dimitar 3y ago
X-windowing system is also MIT-licensed, were they every avoiding that license?
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by dimitar 3y ago
Or you can build reservoirs for freshwater
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by dimitar 3y ago
I have a Fairphone 4 and I can replace the batter and upgrade the OS (a choice of multiple ones is available)
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by dimitar 3y ago
I'm using a Fairphone 4 and there is 0 bloatware, with a range of other benefits you might like - user replaceable parts and serviceability

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