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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
Oops, I meant "net short", not "not short".
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It does seem that gold is not short. The price does seem manipulated to stay below $2k/oz.
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
Embrace rejection. The worst they could do is reject you and never talk to you, but you're mostly there with them already.
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
I've seen people drop $120k on a Ford Raptor truck and then never put a single load of lumber, bark, or dirt in the bed.
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
MS Natural Keyboards have the opposite shape of natural in the Z-axis. Your pinky and index fingers have to travel _more_ because the curve is a mirror of the curve of your hands. Kinesis Advantage2 are the negative shape of your hands and
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
They're very expensive for a keyboard. However, for a device that I use 50 hours a week -- not so expensive. If you're a software engineer, you probably use your car a lot less than your keyboard. You _probably_ spent north of
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
It's the only way I've used Django and I love it.
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
With regard to JSON API aspects of Django, have you used https://www.django-rest-framework.org/ on top of Django? I find it to be very satisfactory.
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
In the state of Washington, the drive to picking fruit at night is driven by legislation, not temperature. Our migrant workforce from Mexico lives and thrives in much higher temperatures than anything we have in Eastern Washington, but ou
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
Tangentially -- I keep wondering when we'll reach a point of storage size where piracy becomes "give me everything" rather than "I'd like that movie, please". When will we reach the point of being able to trivi
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
Boeing engineers. Engineers working for Ford, GM, et c.
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Any recommended open source alternative bug trackers?
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First time caller, long time listener: You have a blog too! Hurrah! I celebrate your entire catalog. If you start another podcast, please be sure to mention it on oxide and friends. It was crickets over there in the "On the Metal&q
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
Unfortunately, cheat detecting systems create false positives sometimes. I would not like to increase the odds of getting falsely flagged for cheating when run against multiple cheat-detecting systems when you no longer have a relationship
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
Sure. $600k/month sounds like some fantastic pennies.
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When you expand on something core to another company's platform, that is sometimes referred to as "picking up pennies in front of a bulldozer."
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
I'll do you one better -- I'm skeptical of journalists as well.
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I'd guess the majority are ex-navy/airforce and they have trainer planes, but no gliders, afaik.
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
That is very fair. I was useless the first month of Rust. I would say that new rust devs are basically in training and unavailable for ~4 weeks. Rust mastery takes much longer than that, of course. However, the type checking in Rust is f
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
Have you read the `semver` spec? Very small and approachable https://semver.org/ . If your project's dependencies are following semver, you can reduce your chance of dependency hell. If you want to encode the date i
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
Friction is enough. At Intel they had a product where they wanted to prevent certain use cases ( I forget which), but they were satisfied keeping out everyone who didn't have $50 of equipment and a little knowledge to defeat their mec
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
I prefer https://downdetector.com . The users get to vote there. No corporate filtering ( ostensibly ) https://downdetector.com/status/github/
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
It's self-serving of me to like this clip by Balmer, but maybe Microsoft gets it some times. "Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, [...]" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhh_GeBPOhs
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
But, sometimes the people that use CentOS get hired by Mega-Corp and when their CTO requires a support contract with contracted SLA's, they choose RHEL instead of Ubuntu One, because they're way more familiar with RHEL'like s
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
I took your approach to math and it was vital to my scholastic success. Once my engineering school load got too big for me to continue to use that approach in my math classes, I took an alternative strategy of just accepting theories withou
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
> "should I buy the bosch or craftsman table saw" Good question! https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/table-saws-recom... I too care about my tools. Some feel good in the hands. Some get the
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
I found GTD to be revolutionary for me at that time, at my age then. His statement, "You can't do projects, you can only do actions related to projects" was very useful to me -- unstuck me many times from analysis paralysis.
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America needs "loser pays tort reform". The process shouldn't be the punishment.
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It's incredibly complex, it changes every year, there is huge amount of gray area, if you do it wrong and the customer gets audited and fined by the IRS there is a possiblity of liability (regardless of clauses such as "AS IS&quot
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by eYrKEC2 3y ago
One of the parts that I loved at the beginning of my React journey was the component'ization -- the eschewing of "model-view-controller", because really? is that always the best cut-line? How about I do the unix model of a

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