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by elbear 6y ago
Why do you assume that the "powers that be will not stop spreading misinformation" like they do it on purpose? Could it not be that this is a very complex issue and they were simply wrong in the first place? More data came in and
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by elbear 6y ago
systemd can restart your container if it crashes. It can also start it if you reboot your system.
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by elbear 6y ago
The main value proposition is this: With a single file, you describe the desired state of your system. That file is configuration.nix. You put in there what packages you want installed, what users, what SSH keys, what services systemd manag
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by elbear 6y ago
I assume they're talking about the same process you can use to pin nixpkgs. Have a nixpkgs.json with contents like these { "url": "https://github.com/nixos/nixpkgs-channels.git",
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by elbear 6y ago
I think you're missing a variable: point of view. Give positive points to any feature you find appealing. Give negative points to any feature you find unappealing. If you have the person you're speaking to go through the same proc
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by elbear 7y ago
There can be multiple reasons for your behavior. What I think could help you the most is reading about schema therapy[1]. It's a therapeutic method which says we all carry certain lifetraps which we acquired during childhood. Some life
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by elbear 7y ago
Maybe a long trek like the El Camino is a better metaphor. The idea is to look just one step in front of you and not think about the entire distance.
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by elbear 7y ago
I'm assuming they're taking about character encoding, as in utf-8.
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by elbear 7y ago
I noticed their issue tracker is on GitHub: https://github.com/TablePlus/TablePlus In case they're not watching this thread, I think they would appreciate your feedback.
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by elbear 7y ago
I was thinking of using Tiddlywiki for this.
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by elbear 7y ago
I use the same format, but I write everything in Tiddlywiki which has a search function.
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by elbear 7y ago
It's immutable in the sense that the system files are generated by Nix and they're read-only. So, if you want to make a change to your system, you change the Nix files and rebuild the entire system. The old version of the system r
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by elbear 7y ago
That's one reason to breathe through your nose if you're not doing it.
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by elbear 7y ago
One thing is not clear: with that extension can you manage your cluster or do you need to use one of the cloud solutions?
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by elbear 7y ago
Someone mentioned this in another thread: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-code-vscode
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by elbear 7y ago
I don't have experience with Kubernetes, but is this what you're looking for? https://k8slens.dev/
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by elbear 7y ago
For Kubernetes, there's this: https://github.com/lensapp/lens
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by elbear 7y ago
Yes. That's the reason why I saved it. I don't know much about quantum mechanism, but I could feel a vague intuition developing after reading this essay.
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by elbear 7y ago
You could use the first paragraph of this comment in every post with links. For me that's explicit enough, even if a bit long to type. But you could save it somewhere and paste in the comment.
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by elbear 7y ago
Hello! I am a developer who wants to understand networks. Can you point me to some reading resources? For now, I've just been looking at the wikipedia pages for the different protocols. But I think it would help me to work with concret
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by elbear 7y ago
I've had the same happen to me (and all my colleagues) at my first work place as a developer.
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by elbear 7y ago
Can you explain why you lose that ability? It's not obvious to me.
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by elbear 7y ago
I'm working on a desktop app that will allow me to manage my infrastructure assets. By that I mean being able to create a new DigitalOcean Droplet or Space, but also have the app install PostgreSQL on a droplet and enable backups.
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by elbear 7y ago
One way you could use flash cards to teach a subject is by defining each concept on its own flash card. You start from low-level concepts or primitives as they're called in programming languages and use those to define more high level
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by elbear 7y ago
Well, Anki is mentioned on the landing page, so I assumed they're that kind of flash cards too.
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by elbear 7y ago
I assume it's a reference to Kahneman's "Thinking, Fast and Slow".
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by elbear 7y ago
I found the answer here: https://mochi.cards/faq.html
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by elbear 7y ago
Which spacing algorithm are you using?
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by elbear 7y ago
You don't have to do this with all the books. Only with the ones where you want to commit the important stuff to memory.
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by elbear 7y ago
Isn't that serverless, ie. AWS Lambda?

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