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by dolni 3y ago
Yeah. Like they picked it up at a garage sale on the cheap. Be on the lookout for malaria appraisals on coming episodes of the Antiques Roadshow! edit: wow, jokes are not well-received I guess
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by dolni 3y ago
I'm sure AMD would LOVE to eat Nvidia's lunch.
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by dolni 3y ago
> What's the easiest way to get back the previous version of function foo() in file bar.py if I already made other commits to the same file, and want to keep those? You are operating under the assumption that foo() changes in a vacu
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by dolni 3y ago
Telling someone to "delete your .git" is actually TERRIBLE advice. This should never be necessary unless you go screwing around in .git and break internals. It has a high probability of causing irreversible data loss. It's ex
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by dolni 3y ago
It is stealing in the same way that pirating software is stealing. No more or less than that.
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by dolni 3y ago
What are you on about? A significant portion of open source software is GPL licensed. Taking GPL'd code and redistributing it without making the source available IS stealing. It is community code. If you want to use it, you have to giv
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by dolni 3y ago
You got it.
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by dolni 3y ago
I shared my experience above ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36060204 ). This improvement for me has been really recent. Maybe it helps you too. Good luck!
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by dolni 3y ago
I have recently had a significant improvement in acid reflux symptoms. The key for me was to just eat less. I am not morbidly obese. I have a pretty small frame and am about 5 ft 6 in tall. My BMI before cutting my portion sizes down was on
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by dolni 3y ago
TOTP is a significant improvement over passwords, even if you store them in a vault alongside your passwords. Is it as good as a separate dongle or push notification? No, it isn't in terms of device verification. But it is more conveni
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by dolni 3y ago
I was surprised to hear that failing, urban schools get substantially more money than their suburban counterparts. But it appears to be true where I live. Check out https://oese.ed.gov/ppe/ . I live near a school distri
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by dolni 4y ago
The key is not about how many people are guiding the ship, it is about their overall abilities. A BDFL is great if the dictator is competent. A committee is also great if the committee is competent (overall). Most people don't have wha
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by dolni 4y ago
You should probably read up on why carrying a gun without a round in the chamber is silly.
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by dolni 4y ago
That's such a tired argument. It is very obviously a combination of consequence and risk of getting caught. If you reduced the maximum sentence for murder to one day in prison, there would absolutely be a lot more murdering going on ev
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by dolni 4y ago
This is an interesting bit of behavior but the article did not explain what real-world circumstances make this behavior meaningful.
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by dolni 4y ago
So you now need a framework to accomplish something browsers have been able to do natively for multiple decades. And we're calling that progress.
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by dolni 4y ago
You don't need to fire coal to produce CO. Both natural gas and propane produce CO when combusted. In a home, a small crack in your furnace's heat exchanger is all it takes. It's very common for natural gas to be used to heat
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by dolni 4y ago
I think you've sort of missed the point I was making. Yes, CO detectors will alarm when CO levels are high enough to kill you. They will intentionally NOT alarm if there is a low, persistent level of CO that probably has devastating he
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by dolni 4y ago
I see a lot of people who talk about CO2, and I hear almost nobody talk about CO. CO2 is much easier for our bodies to deal with than CO. CO2 won't kill you unless it's at exceptionally high concentrations. In cold regions, gas bu
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by dolni 4y ago
Isn't working smart somewhat implied? Tossing a five gallon jug on your shoulder and running up and down a flight of stairs for hours is REALLY hard work. And yet you don't see people take this on as a job and then complain about
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by dolni 4y ago
Is self-service Terraform as you describe actually successful? I use Terraform frequently and I have zero confidence that this process works except for the simplest changes. For one, building out anything of complexity in Terraform often in
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by dolni 4y ago
Given that the cloud password managers are much bigger targets, self-hosting may actually lower your risk.
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by dolni 4y ago
Socially: the never ending euphemism treadmill. A loud, annoying minority taking offense at literally everything to get attention. And also the people claiming to be "empathetic" who fall for their nonsense (note: these people a
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by dolni 4y ago
> It took many decades of trial and error to overcome this dogma, but today's productivity software all features a massive amount of functionality integration, not functionality separation. Yes, so much integration that despite JetB
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by dolni 4y ago
Suggesting that nano and vim are both "modal editors" because nano has some confirmation dialogs is not a deep insight, it's just pedantry. And it ignores the entire reason why you'd describe an editor as modal: that cha
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by dolni 4y ago
To me, that reads as a crappy distinction intended to inspire some pity for Southwest. The effect is the same either way. Someone paid for a ticket and they don't get to board the plane.
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by dolni 4y ago
Sure it is better. But changing things comes with a cost. Tons of git tooling which could previously just ASSUME master was the primary branch must now figure out what the branch is, instead. The amount of time people have spent on this cha
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by dolni 4y ago
This falls apart if keys are ever compromised.
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by dolni 4y ago
Change "Secure" for "FIPS" and you have a decent name. FHA-1 -- FIPS hash algorithm, version 1.
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by dolni 4y ago
Framework-style libraries (i.e. Hanami) pulling in other framework-style libraries (i.e. dry-rb) which themselves pull in other framework-style libraries (i.e. Zeitwerk) is asking for a whole lot of trouble. If your app uses Hanami and Zeit

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