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by djbusby 2y ago
They were, here's a starter https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controversies_surrounding_Ub...
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by djbusby 2y ago
You forgot the part where individual workers are great at negotiating against a large entity.
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by djbusby 2y ago
And ULID is translatable to UUID. So, eg, use ULID on display, links, etc and UUID data type in the language/DB
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by djbusby 2y ago
Yea, I know why. And I'm mad about it. And I love my Class 1 and am mad they are hard to find. I imagine we'd agree that CAFE was poorly done.
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by djbusby 2y ago
And those killer Class 2b and 3+ pickups. Manufacturers push those because of less environmental regs on those vs the perfectly viable Class 1.
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by djbusby 2y ago
What's the joke here? There are like a dozen Fidelity trusts on the list. Edit: my Karma been flapping on this one (bot-monitor, and I'm on vacation). Is the joke because of Puritanical ideals and Twitter don't get along? Re
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by djbusby 2y ago
Sure. My point is that VLC gets a special place. It "just works" for a decade before MPV, still does and across 3+ platforms! MPV is great too! I think it's important to also recognize how rad VLC was and continues to be.
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by djbusby 2y ago
We love VLC because it plays anything, everytime. And has done this, for a long time, since times when other players struggled. Maybe it's not the "Best" - it is still the goodest.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Well, I like the link you already posted and expect to see the arXiv one posted to HN as well. I have a home-brew solution for pulling feeds and will be cross reference with your info. One small impact!
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by djbusby 2y ago
It's in Go, which should compile and run on various Linux flavours.
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by djbusby 2y ago
The link claims we could save "100kWh per day" and there is a dataset provided (I didn't dig in that yet)
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by djbusby 2y ago
I do. CEOs are just picking lanes. Lanes defined by their crew. (The Captain doesn't determine the answer, they pick the answer from options provided by the crew). And AI can factor in much more than any human. So...feed the workers da
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by djbusby 2y ago
Where is my AI CEO?
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by djbusby 2y ago
This thread has some mentions of memory-safe issues. Has anyone tried a Go or Rust sshd in their production? I've had some dreams of a "tighter" sshd for my universe and have toyed (unsuccessfully) with a Go one. Anyone want
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by djbusby 2y ago
Didn't vote; In AUS I've heard "tradey" for trades-person.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Well done!
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by djbusby 2y ago
Having an audience is a key first step. If the product/service isn't "done" yet I'd spend time on audience as a priority over features and pricing.
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by djbusby 2y ago
I have dreamed about a swappable engine. Like, a wrapper that does my history and tabs and book marks - but let's me move from rendering in Chrome or Gecko or Servo or whatever.
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by djbusby 2y ago
That's what USA has now. It sucks.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Cool! We use this but never had too much problems with disk usage (I/o or size). But, were only using to deploy configs across multiple nodes. And we read the local copy directly!
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by djbusby 2y ago
I like the inversion of the problem. I think from the hiring side it would be awesome to just search for ideal candidates. By way of example, UpWork gives some filtering options but seems limited to keyword matching. I'd thought about
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by djbusby 2y ago
Would be cool to load the profile in near real time. It's not terribly difficult. Give folk a spinny-page while it loads? Timeout after 8s?
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by djbusby 2y ago
Bots are cool. Farming is cool. Cool^2
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by djbusby 2y ago
Deploy an updated, but immutable image. Like, Partition1 has v1 and you boot, read only. Then the upgrade image goes in Partition2 and boots readonly. You can still upgrade but every boot of the image is from the same fixed state. And you d
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by djbusby 2y ago
Yep, that bit me/my teams more than once. But this case we had the commit from CVS showing it was just a fat-finger. But the seniors on the team pointed to CVS. Not the individual, not the "test" process, not the deploy check
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by djbusby 2y ago
Me, up thread, I was the junior in 1998, trying to introduce CVS.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Many years later there was a scene in Silicon Valley where their VC set a tequila bottle on the delete key and caused havoc. That's when I figured out what happened in 1998.
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by djbusby 2y ago
I was one of those once. Tried to get CVS in a project. Then some other dev committed 9MB of tabs 0x09 at the end of a file. Then the site was "slow" (cause the homepage was 10MB). And the blame went to...CVS somehow. I left.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Many times good engineering is over-ridden by management. The decision makers should take the hit.
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by djbusby 2y ago
It's not. These VC firms currently just blasting money+AI at lots of things. Exploring to find what sticks. Expensive discovery.

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