esoterae

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by esoterae 4y ago
Well, I was being a little flippant dismissing it as largely a complaint about things not showing up in the terminal, but it's obviously deeper than that, yes. I think this overall situation is most acutely a lack of standard. Someone
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by esoterae 4y ago
How interesting (: I find myself typing a lot of `ls -dl /a/b/d/*` these days. What a strange fingerprint I imagine all our collective accumulated behaviors project about our past experiences.
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by esoterae 4y ago
alias ls='ls -a'
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by esoterae 4y ago
Well, if nothing else hopefully someone else notices this witness statement exposing the above-linked revisionist history for what it is--a fabrication. On the topic of Unity: I, a linux user since the mid 90s, worked an actual linux job t
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by esoterae 4y ago
So far. No death tallies from the accident will be complete until the products have decayed to background levels. I think this study will take sometime to complete.
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by esoterae 4y ago
>> It is also unfair by itself that MS OSes will boot without requiring the user to fiddle with the system firmware, but non-MS OSes won't >Unfair? You're talking about systems that come with Windows pre-installed. Of cou
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by esoterae 4y ago
I have noticed a pattern that keeps popping up.. I've seen many orgs invoking docker/k8s simply as an abstraction layer to allow mapping of commit hashes in a repo to objects in deploy environments.
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by esoterae 4y ago
Please provide proof that a coding interview makes a statistically significant effect on predicting success in a position, all other things being equal.
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by esoterae 4y ago
A suicide rate increase of 2x is incontrovertible, across multiple years of administration. 5x is writ large.
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by esoterae 4y ago
IIRC individual fibers are terminated every Nkm at a repeater. Not that it wouldn't be spendy, but I would also conjecture replacing a segment of fixed length instead of just gluing the ends back together might still be a reasonably s
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by esoterae 4y ago
> my airplane > your airplane > my airplane
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by esoterae 4y ago
Now can we get driver support for older chipsets, please? What is the deal with taking a dump on the people that buy chipsets in order to use them to their advertised potential?
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by esoterae 5y ago
Easiest to pwn 2FA
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by esoterae 5y ago
No, this _is_ people doing something. This is people reaching out in a chaotic way to attempt to interrupt/disrupt an apparently in-use insecure method of designating artillery targets. This method of disruption does seem legitimate,
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by esoterae 5y ago
The old #idlerpg was fun, in a historic sense (reading the log). I wonder when that got written. Anybody remember? Google doesn't.
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by esoterae 5y ago
I stand in awe of your patience in the face of autodefensive incomprehension.
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by esoterae 5y ago
Yeah. I've also heard it likened to "Who needs freedom of speech? I have nothing to say"
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by esoterae 5y ago
ITYM political projection. Fomenting hysteria is a well-documented tool of science deniers. Not so much the scientists, as their spoken words typically mirror reality.
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by esoterae 5y ago
Sooo.. it's a yaml-based bash DSL that manually cross-compiles back to .. bash? It's probably clever, sure, but it seems like this would wind up more declarative than imperative?
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by esoterae 5y ago
Why does the slider conflate position with velocity? Leave it at 0.95c for a minute, put it back to zero, then watch as your position is re-set back to 0. Subsequently slide it back to 0.95c, your position is magically fast-forwarded to y
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by esoterae 6y ago
Changing a threshold is not changing the underlying data. One is attempting to be rational and iterate through policy, and the other is lying. Edit: Just to be explicit, yes I'm calling out the false equivalence as a logical fallacy.
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by esoterae 6y ago
How about giant airbag and mating structures underneath the gondola, shaped-charge the cables, and then just let the air out to bring it down to the ground. Just inflating something like that would take some weight off the cables and allow
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by esoterae 6y ago
I am surprisingly incensed by my interpretation of your questions as being cavalier and disingenuous. As far as I can tell, you mean to dismiss by misdirection or fallacy. I suggest you've got the wrong end of the stick, and leave it
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by esoterae 6y ago
There's a number of quiet warnings in my head that this is too overbroad. Don't get me wrong, I think something like this should happen 100%. But this seems to cast too wide a net. What about my bank? They have >100M users,
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by esoterae 6y ago
This seems relatively well written, but I consider the cost analysis worse than a dead fish handshake. It's just plain facile to explain in one sentence that it took two years of development to bring an internal tool into service, and
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by esoterae 6y ago
Doesn't allow characters it doesn't think belong in my email address. LH of @ is local-only. Binned.
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by esoterae 6y ago
Thank you for telling me about that, I didn't know. However, I'm most interested in a product able to bridge my statefiles into coherent visual representations of state, either within a single statefile or more importantly across
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by esoterae 6y ago
This needs to be able to read my terraform statefiles
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by esoterae 6y ago
I think at issue is this economic concept of eternal growth. It's rather plainly obvious endless growth isn't sustainable, for myriad reasons. Continuing to believe growth will get us out of our growth-induced nightmare is the e
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by esoterae 6y ago
If that were true, wouldn't UL refuse to certify them?

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