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by filereaper 3y ago
I strongly encourage watching Bill Gurley's talk from the All-In Summit about whenever Government gets involved with regulations and technology. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9cO3-MLHOM
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by filereaper 3y ago
I strongly encourage watching Bill Gurley's talk from the All-In Summit about whenever Congress gets involved with regulations and technology. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9cO3-MLHOM
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by filereaper 3y ago
This is a welcome addition, companies spend time and effort building cameras with tracking and portrait mode etc.. I just feel this feature comes a bit too late where there was a scramble during the pandemic to get webcams as everything sud
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by filereaper 3y ago
They said the same thing in the 90s about getting Bangalored. Yet all the FAANGs and other startups are still headquartered in the US.
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by filereaper 3y ago
I wish there were regulations around those blinding Xenon lights as well. They're blinding from both front and back :(
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by filereaper 3y ago
Emacs Enthusiasts unite https://youtu.be/urcL86UpqZc
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by filereaper 3y ago
Yes, Wayland with KDE on Fedora 37, daily drive it. Mostly stable, with minior issues. Responsiveness of Wayland is much better than X11. Zoom screensaring doesn't work with the native client. I usually join using the web client where
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by filereaper 3y ago
The mainframe exists because IBM and the devs respect the time and investments made by its customers. There are efforts made to make sure code doesn't break and migrations are put in place. Sadly only Microsoft and a few others share t
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by filereaper 3y ago
This is so true! There's many different varieties of rice. The various regions of India use different varieites based on the type of food they cook. I found this site that describes it if anyone's interested: https://sp
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Berkeley Mono Font(berkeleygraphics.com)
3 points by filereaper 3y ago|1 comments
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by filereaper 3y ago
My first IDE was Visual Basic 6, before that it was QBasic which was bundled with the Win95 CD. VB6 was just incredible with what you could glue together so quickly and easily.
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by filereaper 3y ago
>This collection of software will remain locked at its specific version throughout the lifespan of that Enterprise Linux distribution release – which is often 10 years or more. Is this 10 year assumption true? Are people running 10 year
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by filereaper 3y ago
Not in Nebraska but in the Texas Triangle, thinking of getting Solar panels and was wondering about hail as well. We get hail here, but haven't seen baseball sized hail yet. Anyone have any insights on this?
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by filereaper 3y ago
>The secret sauce is a pseudo-signal provided by bash, called EXIT, that you can trap; commands or functions trapped on it will execute when the script exits for any reason. "Secret Sauce", why is this secret at all. Nothing ag
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by filereaper 3y ago
Just wanted to say, I appreciate your responses to various threads in this article.
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by filereaper 4y ago
Its absurd that Apple decided adding a direct port for a second monitor needs a "Pro" MacBook. My sister was given a M2 and had to use external dongles which then needed DisplayLink to be installed. None of this is necessary.
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by filereaper 4y ago
Its absurd that these products whose companies get bought for Billion+ can't have a team of 3-5 engineers focused on performance. I understand that you have lots of people building features but I'm sure the performance engineering
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by filereaper 4y ago
Looking forward to the improvements to Teams, just so that it'll put more pressure on Slack both on the business front and technical front. Slack has been slacking (pun intended) on performance for a long time now, I'm honestly no
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by filereaper 4y ago
Bit of an aside, but is there anyone making the absolute barebones EV? Like the Toyota Land-Cruiser of EVs? No self-driving, just four wheels, motor and battery pack with whatever is needed to pass safety and standard regulations.
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by filereaper 4y ago
Anyone know how we can provide features and sponsor them for KDE 6. I've wanted to pin virtual desktops to a specific monitor (same as i3) and be able to independently switch virtual desktops on each monitor. Its a widely requested fea
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by filereaper 4y ago
>(iii) you have not enabled all filtering features available in GitHub Copilot I was trying to find out what these exact filtering settings are but I land at this page [1]. The other links just download the Product Specific terms PDF aga
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by filereaper 4y ago
We're not using any ML based machine generated source code. The remaining use of OSS code has attributions.
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by filereaper 4y ago
Yes, thank you this is exactly what I was looking out for in the announcement. Was looking for a way to instruct CodePilot to abide by the following rules: - Only use Apache v2, MIT or BSD licensed work for its recommendations. (Or a specif
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by filereaper 4y ago
This is a nuanced discussion, the linked article may evoke snap responses. I strongly recommend readers to read the GitHub issue discussions and Russ Cox's three blog posts.
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by filereaper 4y ago
yq has a merge function that gojq does not. We use both tools equally where ease of use is the primary driving factor.
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by filereaper 4y ago
Mesos always had these notions of two level scheduling that let you build your own orchestration. Aurora, Marathon, etc... would add the flavor of Orchestration that's needed. Mesos provided the resources requested. https://
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by filereaper 4y ago
> And you're letting go roughly X% of people at all levels. Some L9s were gonna have to go, same as some L4s were gonna go. No one is immune from a layoff. Indeed having people that are immune is legally problematic. You have a vali
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by filereaper 4y ago
Because most L9's at Google have created significant contributions to the industry, these are folks like David Patterson (created RISC), Rob Pike (created Golang) etc... Foundational work that affects Google's bottom lines but a
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by filereaper 4y ago
Incredible, Google laid off a L9 Distinguished Software Engineer. I wonder what the calculus there was. I didn't even think it was possible to layoff anyone of that caliber. Who decides that a L9 is going to be cut. Some VP who joined
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by filereaper 4y ago
Elon Musk very famously didn't go to University of Waterloo and instead went to Queens, despite Waterloo being a higher ranked technical university. Mainly due to lack of women. IronWarrior is the Engineering Student Paper at UWaterloo

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