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Makefile Fuckery(old.reddit.com)
3 points by elchief 4y ago|0 comments
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by elchief 4y ago
Ya,ya. Cat abuse is often mistaken for "I'm using cat as a placeholder for some other more complicated process". Get over it
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by elchief 4y ago
Managing Projects with GNU Make, 3rd Edition https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/managing-projects-with/... O'Reilly is free via my public library. Yours might have the same
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by elchief 4y ago
Reno is west of Los Angeles Vancouver is in the Eastern half of British Columbia Point Peelee Ontario is south of parts of Northen California
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by elchief 4y ago
> You have lots of patience and can be patient with others that's 'cause you didn't see my deleted HN comments...
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by elchief 4y ago
it's common to use it to load Slowly Changing Dimensions in data warehouses, at least in other systems, so it's nice to have the same-ish syntax in PG
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by elchief 4y ago
I'm not spending another dime on VR until Thrill of the Fight 2 comes out
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by elchief 4y ago
there's a video on the site, but here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaK6TThRMdE
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by elchief 4y ago
There was an ML service before sagemaker that you can't start using anymore but I believe it still works for existing customers
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by elchief 4y ago
damn, that's ~24,000 horsepower
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by elchief 4y ago
setup yubikey with domain.com login to domain.com enter username/password to domain.com, it then demands domain.com yubikey authn token. yubikey provides only if on domain.com login to fakedomain.com enter username/password to fak
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by elchief 4y ago
Sounds exhausting and unhealthy to never take a day off
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by elchief 4y ago
I prefer the SQLite, Haskell, IIS, TempleOS stack
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by elchief 4y ago
I have an ikea french press, walmart grinder, and buy Kirkland beans, and all of my guests say I have great coffee
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by elchief 4y ago
> Five or six nines availability Post is about telecom service that was down for a whole day
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by elchief 4y ago
I was hoping it was for Greater Toronto
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by elchief 4y ago
Julia was always gonna be the RC Cola of data science languages. Python and R were too far ahead and had too much mind share
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by elchief 4y ago
I wish someone would make an OpenBSD-only cloud
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by elchief 4y ago
"Set" covers the 2nd checkbox. Fun
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by elchief 4y ago
"sorry guys, that was just a test" - can you imagine?
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by elchief 4y ago
I'm on my third pair of elite active 75ts. Love em, but they're a little delicate. Good warranty support tho. They work ok, but not great, on my Asus ubuntu laptop
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by elchief 4y ago
I find Vyvanse makes me slightly less social and also hornier
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by elchief 5y ago
Resumability is the main one, in my mind Imagine a simple two-step process. The first takes a long time. The second one fails on occasion. You don't want to run the first one again. With Make, if the first one succeeds, it won't r
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by elchief 5y ago
For me, a good format has 1. Variable substitution 2. Easy overriding 3. Split between project, user,global config 4. Works across languages So, for now the best is dotenv
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by elchief 5y ago
so, who's today's von Neumann?
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by elchief 5y ago
you assassinate him
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by elchief 5y ago
Lame opinion, but I miss the (pre-license-change) ExtJS days Unified library of tools. An actual GUI designer to design layouts in. Now everything's just a mess
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by elchief 5y ago
I was scraping an HTTP/2 site the other day, and discovered that Python requests library does not support it :S HTTPX and Hyper didn't work either (probably due to ALPN?) Had to call Curl from Python to make it work
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by elchief 5y ago
this will be useful in 20 years when society has collapsed, but you want to survive
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by elchief 5y ago
Meh. I did several AWS courses on Udemy at 1.75x speed, and did pretty well on the exams To me, that is reasonable evidence that video learning at speed works, at least in the short term Also, I suffer ADHD. I'd say listening at speed

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