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by dorfsmay 3y ago
A friend of mine built a k8s system with Raspberry Pis, back when they were cheap and available, which burned very little electricity and produced no detectable heat.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
It's because if you don't use that compute power, it's just an expensive loud heating system that's going to run up your electricity bill!
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Isn't instagram using more or less the same tech stacks they were using before the acquisition?
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
The way to use reddit is to use https://old.reddit.com AND unsubscribe from everything + subscribe to the specific subreddits you are interested in.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Counter point: reddit They literally send you away to read the article, but with the hope you come back to add comments. In the case of the new twitter, it makes sense to prevent people from leaving the platform, since Musk wants his platfo
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
https://json5.org/
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
This is really nice. Interesting, they use a sprite for all the images in a collection, like it is used for a character in games.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
This makes me feel really good that the Canada Revenue Agency and most banks in Canada use SMS for second factor auth!
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
LinkedIn is slowly getting worse in order to maximize revenue. A few examples: - hiding profiles if you're not logged in (I know, for now you can keep reloading) - preventing you from DM'ing people you are not connected to - allow
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Most potential employers will check your LinkedIn profile before even talking to you.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Not even ripgrep?
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
When you say "Toronto & Vancouver", that's on-site? Or can you do remote anywhere in Canada?
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Yes, the market has gone steadily downhill in 2023, both for freelancers and for people looking for permanent work. I think it is recovering really slowly, let's see how the next few months shape up.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Location: Calgary Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: TypeScript, React, JavaScript, SQL, Python, Rust, Linux Résumé/CV: https://yves.zioup.com/ Email: yves@zioup.com Focused on web technologies (front-en
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Calgary or REMOTE | Contractor | Full-stack, Front-end, sysadmin, DevOps, Prod Support • Worked with customers in USA and Canada • TypeScript, React, JavaScript, SQL, Python, Rust • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
How does it compare to foliate? My issue with most ebook reader is they try to be everything, catalog your entire drive etc... Foliate is the exact opposit, it opens the one file I ask it to, doesn't overtake my screen, easy to close w
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Do you know if there are plans to publish more recent numbers, the newest one is a year old. I'll definitely take a look at JustJS, that's an impressive ranking!!!
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
It's not treating like with like, it's attempting to treat with something that has contain the substance but no longer contains it. They add something to water or alcohol then dilute repeatedly until it's just water. https:&
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Canada's and US' politicians take their ideas from the same think tanks, using them as opposites is not a good comparison. Some provinces do not use all the funds available for healthcare from the federal government. The immigrati
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
From what I am reading, this is true for a lot of diets, what you stop eating during your diet often has a bigger impact that what the diet prescribe you to eat.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
I think one of the main reason to pick React is because, even if it's slower than you'd like, it evolves and adapt, so you can hope you're not going to have to rewrite your entire app with a different library/framework i
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Impact of Freenom halting registrations on cybercrime(netcraft.com)
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Calgary or REMOTE | Contractor | Full-stack, sysadmin, DevOps, Support • Worked with customers in USA and Canada • TypeScript, React, JavaScript, SQL, Python, Rust • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Calgary or REMOTE | Contractor | Full-stack, sysadmin, DevOps, Support • Worked with customers in USA and Canada • TypeScript, React, JavaScript, SQL, Python, Rust • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Thank you.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
He and I both, apparently!
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Thank you for taking the time to look at it and commenting. It is indeed the nature of contracting and project work. Note that there are 3 times where I have done contracts back to back for 4 or 5 years for the same company, which should s
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
And no browser version, mobile only!
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Have you looked for a job recently? I don't know about you personally, but people in my social circles and employed think the job market is the same as it was from 2015 to 2020. They have no data point and assume their 2+ year old expe
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Ah! Wasn't clear, should have added a /s.

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