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by fargle 2y ago
also see: https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/issues/82
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by fargle 2y ago
the limited feedback from https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=siumauricio here and the stonewall response to the, very serious, license issue discussion on github is very concerning. this has every look of a potentially ta
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by fargle 2y ago
some discussion about the licensing situation from couple days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40195480 oh, and it was flagged. probably for self-promotion. of course.
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by fargle 2y ago
> the other team members are the complete opposite and terrific to work alongside. good! > the defacto leader of our group/team (he has no actual managerial title or responsibilities) belittles or speaks over people all the time
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by fargle 2y ago
well... that is writing .
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by fargle 2y ago
https://archive.is/B7NcI please, if you are going to post paywalled links that aren't readable to most people, take the time to post an archive link
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by fargle 2y ago
if you post an interesting link, that nobody else can read, then someone else posts the archive link to fix that, it isn't a "kindness". it's cleanup for someone else. should we never speak of it?
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by fargle 2y ago
it's not an attack. i just find it rude to post a paywalled article. why not take two seconds to post an archive link if you really need to? because someone else will do it for you? is that really a decent attitude?
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by fargle 2y ago
https://archive.is/P91pA please if you are going to post a paywalled article, have the decency to post an archive link
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by fargle 2y ago
"Ghilarducci proposed replacing 401(k)s with “guaranteed retirement accounts,” a program that would combine mandatory individual and employer contributions with tax credits and that would guarantee at least a 3 percent annual return&qu
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by fargle 2y ago
if you are on a public wifi, particularly if you can control an evil dhcp server, there are sooo many other ways to attack someone's pc client and network. this is just another. it doesn't even seem that unexpected.
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by fargle 2y ago
always the breathless sensationalized vulnerability headlines... it's interesting, but of limited usefulness - the device has to accept responses from a dhcp server. if an attacker controls a dhcp server, he's either on the networ
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by fargle 2y ago
well, shoot. these kind of responses were always saccharine and formulaic. "we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience" and "we appreciate your patience" and "rest assured ..." oh so very "from the hear
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by fargle 2y ago
agree, but it's not really sarcasm/irony. it's more derision / snobbery . this isn't about whether one agrees or disagrees with the author's "more bollards better" platform, but the entire framing is
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by fargle 2y ago
that's beyond a real stretch - is XSLT a LISP then? simply using YAML (or json or any equivalent data/markup syntax as the basis for a DSL syntax does not make it homoiconic. in this case, the very rigid structure of playbooks and
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Eric Lippert "Wizards and Warriors" in 5 Parts (2015)(ericlippert.com)
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by fargle 2y ago
wow! that is a great reference. i've only found it summited a few times and only with comments here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10567360 . not a lot of comments and i suspect somewhat missing the point because
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by fargle 2y ago
the way i look at it is this: we actually use git for at least two different but related things - a public change history (e.g. commit history of master, dev-1.0, whatever) - a personal change history, especially useful when prototyping a f
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by fargle 2y ago
mow the lawn! mow the lawn! mow the lawn!
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by fargle 2y ago
while i'm sympathetic, it still means you had a great deal going. if/when it ends you shouldn't get pissed off you got the opportunity in the first place - a visa isn't permanent. to be clear - what i was reacting to was
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by fargle 2y ago
agree. i can tell it was a bad day for the author and it sucks. but it's irritating to sit there and blame the exact system and company that gave him the exceptional job and pay in the first place. everyone who works in FAANG, if you a
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by fargle 2y ago
pretty much right. the traffic survey requirement only affects "posted" speed limits. the unconditional "maximum speed" limit of 65 or 55 on two-lane [1] is not part of the speed-trap law. the 55 MPH limit for vehicles t
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by fargle 2y ago
that's cute, and it is often true. but not "always". sometimes when a group gets "wrapped around the axle" and the proposed thing is spiraling out of control (usually due to hallucinated requirements or group anxiet
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by fargle 2y ago
first of all, this is an obvious advertisement it, itself, clearly constitutes spam in this forum nobody wants to see this, "cold" (spam) email, "cold" spam websites. nobody. you are a jerk who sells a product that doesn
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by fargle 3y ago
sorry, but a peaceful sit-in in a public place or semi-public-place (shop, college etc.) is one thing. in this case they were: - not -peaceful. damaging property. antagonizing people. - in a private space. in a private office in a priv
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by fargle 3y ago
it is a belief. it's a belief in actual freedom - one where we are free to decide whether to do business or not with who we choose. if we choose to contract with a FANG for lots and lots of money, but we have "sell our soul&
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by fargle 3y ago
> What a soulless perspective. disagree, strongly. you present a false dichotomy. you can be a human with a soul and disagree (strongly) with your employer and still take their salary to do your job. it's not your job to decide ho
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by fargle 3y ago
zig: yes, it's very interesting. there's other parts i'm not sold about, but that idea is very interesting. spinalHDL: yes, also interesting. although honestly, i really prefer SV. it's a shame that the language has beco
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by fargle 3y ago
it would make me very happy if someday someone does a really comprehensive study of the places where specific techniques cannot be accomplished without a C/C++ style pre-processor. SV is very similar to C, but actually even less powerf
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by fargle 3y ago
the differences from 2017 are relatively minor, so apparently that's not recent news? nobody told us tho. /s

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