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dogline
4y ago
That'd still be a cool service.
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4y ago
>90%, maybe 93%, of project managers, could probably disappear tomorrow to either no effect or a net gain in efficiency. As a prior PM, I agree. We're there to help management, not the engineer. The engineer does not care, and it
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dogline
4y ago
> Which means the volume has to increase Ah, there's the key.
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4y ago
Personal Finance links I've assembled: Free/open: - Gnucash -- solid app: https://www.gnucash.org/ - Beancount -- Text based: https://beancount.github.io/docs/index.html - Fava -- Web interf
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4y ago
That's insightful, and shows it's insanely complicated.
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4y ago
You have to be careful with this one. "Family matters" can raise a flag if it's an ongoing issue. You're trying not to look like you're going to be a problem employee, as much as that should or shouldn't be a
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5y ago
Yes, and I've had a hard time parsing what's different this time than last time. Anybody?
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5y ago
Did you say, awful "Cop Rock"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cop_Rock
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5y ago
So we've moved on from "half a giraffe" to "pencil which can write for 16km"? I guess that's progress.
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5y ago
That URL for playball is cool. Thanks!
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5y ago
> WW1 happened partly because nobody was afraid of it happenning. That is an interesting take on it. It may not be wrong, but I hadn't heard that before.
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5y ago
Ok, then what's the web cam du jour for people that like to play with open stacks? I thought it was going to be Wyze, but now it seems like it's probably something else.
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5y ago
Are there still 5 letter .com domains?
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5y ago
How I've seen it: Web 1.0: Let's serve web pages Web 2.0: Let's serve REST APIs, and have Javascript to all the formatting Web 3.0: Let's get rid of DNS and have GUIDs/Crypto/something
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5y ago
I just switched back over to it yesterday. Apparently, little Jimmy Drop Table shouldn't be storing passwords in my setup.
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5y ago
That's the only one I can think of.
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5y ago
That's an interesting idea. Moving email to a simple RSS feed. Seems like more can be done with that, even if local.
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5y ago
Ooh. I didn't know about the lawsuit. I've got one of the models listed. I gave up on trying to thaw/fix the ice maker a while back, and now just buy some ice. I figured Samsung was a good brand, but those models of fridg
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5y ago
> How long will it take you to lean advanced physics? I like that as an example to a layman of why this might be a hard thing to estimate.
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5y ago
Wait, there's a 'new' button?
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5y ago
That's pretty cool.
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I had to look these up (just me doing Google searches): - tqdm: progress bars ( https://tqdm.github.io/ ) - rich: text formatting ( https://github.com/willmcgugan/rich ) - textual: TUI, using rich ( https:
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5y ago
I think I've had that, but the wristband is _so_heavy_.
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dogline
6y ago
That's a nice idea.
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6y ago
I snorted. :)
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6y ago
I think the one in the images is slrn, which has always been good for reading lots of stuff with vim keybindings. http://www.slrn.org/
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6y ago
What's the difference between KeePassXC and KeePass? They both seem to be recently updated. Currently using BitWarden and I like the sync, the browser integration, and availability on Android.
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6y ago
This is _exactly_ was I was thinking of organizing for a small rural forest town in N. California. I'd become a small ISP for the town. Maybe I could get a grant. I wasn't looking forward to customer complaints, but I think I c
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6y ago
I've always wanted to program something like this. What are good references to simulation programming to handle this kind of use case?
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6y ago
Came back to vimwiki after using it for years previously: Things I've liked: * Now supports Markdown, including for internal linking instead of just the Vimwiki markup * I'd use just straight Vim, but being able to select a phrase
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