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by dpe82 2y ago
Right: it's worth noting the Puritans departed England in part because they were, basically, zealous pains in the butt who didn't get along well with contemporary English society.
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by dpe82 2y ago
In a way, this kind of ad hominem attack supports his point.
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by dpe82 2y ago
jwz has nothing if not opinions, and we love him for that.
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Problems I no longer have by using Server-side rendering(wimdeblauwe.com)
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by dpe82 2y ago
Today. I'm willing to be inconvenienced for the greater good; are you?
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by dpe82 2y ago
Because it's the only way we'll ever get out of this mess.
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by dpe82 2y ago
To lower the cost for everyone, including for those of limited means.
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by dpe82 2y ago
Build more housing.
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by dpe82 2y ago
MIT's Kerberos 5 implementation is 30 years old and has been very widely deployed.
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by dpe82 2y ago
It's basically Kerberos and an LDAP server, which are technologies old and reliable as dirt. This sort of FUD is why people needlessly spend so much money on cloud.
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by dpe82 2y ago
Hah, ok. The grammar police have yet to pull me over. I'll continue speaking as I do, thank you.
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by dpe82 2y ago
I say "an historical event" and I also say "a history lesson".
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by dpe82 2y ago
First mover advantages: a) Early technology adopters are more forgiving of minor problems and are your free word-of-mouth marketers. The company benefits from lowered GTM costs. b) Fast, reliable service depends on density; there needs to b
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by dpe82 2y ago
Not crazy at all; just uncommon. It would be an implementation of the basic recommendation from the excellent paper, "Out of the Tar Pit". https://curtclifton.net/papers/MoseleyMarks06a.pdf
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by dpe82 2y ago
My previous startup Vidmaker created a browser-based collaborative video editor (think Google Docs for iMovie) in 2014 which did live preview in the browser and final render server-side. To use the same typescript-based "engine" f
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by dpe82 2y ago
The Mustang that parks my street and operates 100% of the time in Sport Mode is the loudest vehicle I hear on a regular basis.
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by dpe82 2y ago
You get over it very quickly. The first ride or two is a bit weird and then you just settle into enjoying it.
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by dpe82 2y ago
If they aren't paying attention then move to a project they /do/ signal interest in with their attention, and ship that.
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by dpe82 2y ago
What a cool project! I intend to dive in and I'm sure I'll have questions as I do. Are you active in Discord? The invite link on the bottom of ironcalc.com isn't currently valid.
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by dpe82 2y ago
Having a car also entails massive subsidies; when taking that into account the all-in costs per unit traveled are basically always cheaper with rail.
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by dpe82 2y ago
Drop in the bucket.
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by dpe82 2y ago
"I'm going to say something you hate" > Says something we hate "Why do you hate what I said?"
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by dpe82 2y ago
And yet academia manages to be worse.
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by dpe82 2y ago
~14kb gzip'd, and it solves a bit of a different problem.
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by dpe82 2y ago
Just a reminder, this is a request from the agency for comments from the public. That means you. If you are opposed to the proposal then make your feelings heard by submitting them at https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filings u
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by dpe82 2y ago
Uber/Lyft drivers won't improve their behavior on their own without feedback from the system, so please for everyone's safety please do report it.
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by dpe82 2y ago
Thanks for all your hard work; htmx is a breath of fresh air and an escape from the morass of needless complexity. My only question: how can I get a set of those sweet sweet floppy disks?
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by dpe82 2y ago
I think "this happened at a crypto company" is important context to your original post.
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by dpe82 2y ago
A tiny, but *absolutely critical* detail!
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by dpe82 2y ago
Why do you suspect a user space implementation of TCP would improve those issues beyond existing kernel implementations?

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