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by frompdx 2y ago
This is for you, @Pickletickler9000, and everyone else who has bought a pre-built PC. You can build your own PC. It is very easy and you can build them in all kinds of shapes and sizes. It is also much less expensive. The sky is the lim
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by frompdx 2y ago
Learning to create a web app is a fine endeavor, however, if you already have something that works and you want to sell it to other students why not focus on that? For example, what if you sold it on itch.io to other students? That way yo
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by frompdx 2y ago
I agree. NATS is much more simplistic to use and deploy. Easy to run locally for development. Jetstream offers useful features like persistent streams, and kv and object stores.
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by frompdx 2y ago
During the work day I need to provide results not just learn Results come from learning.
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by frompdx 2y ago
A lot of people are focusing on why insurance is complicated in the United States, but I'll do my best to answer why tech has not made this more simple. Why tech hasn't simplified health insurance? There are no incentives f
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by frompdx 2y ago
But this gets them in trouble with insurance providers for some reason. What kind of trouble is this getting Zoomcare in? I've never used Zoomcare, just curious.
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by frompdx 2y ago
can be a solution of traveling Sales Problem(TSP) Can be, or is?
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by frompdx 2y ago
I've been picking up Elixir and the Pheonix framework and I'm impressed so far. Pheonix is a very productive framework. Under the hood Elixir is very lisp-like, but the syntax is more palatable for developers who are put off by
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by frompdx 2y ago
I disagree that GDScript is a poor builtin language. It is somewhere between Python and JavaScript. It gets the job done and there is a lot you can do with it. Signals are great for things like state management. I'm not really sure
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by frompdx 2y ago
This post has generated a surprising amount of conversation for how little documentation this repo has. Looking at the code this looks more like a project rather than a game engine. The property editor looks interesting. Seems like this
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by frompdx 2y ago
Make your own Geo-site or your own GeoCities. https://code.divshot.com/geo-bootstrap/
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by frompdx 2y ago
Others have mentioned Godot and I really recommend it as an introduction to game development. It is very easy to pick up and the default programming language (GDScript) is easy to learn. I have a few small games and plenty of PoCs with Go
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by frompdx 2y ago
Get a high quality office chair from Steelcase or Herman Miller. A used Herman Miller Mira Aeron is better than any new office chair for of the same price. Replace the gas cylinder if it's worn. It's relative easy to do at home
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by frompdx 2y ago
Why do you disagree 1password is good enough for business?
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by frompdx 2y ago
Believe it or not, it's an 1984 K10 Scottsdale with the 6.2L Detroit Diesel. It was also my first car. Small world.
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by frompdx 2y ago
My truck. It has sentimental value as my first car. I just gone done with the water pump and I just solved my steering "pop" issue. Next up is a new steering wheel as the old one is gross and sticky. While I'm at it I&#x2
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by frompdx 2y ago
I think the price is right for a small business that is trying to catch someone's eye. Very unique and more subtle than a LCD display. I could see it in a coffee shop or a tap-room. I would love a smaller version for my home office.
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by frompdx 2y ago
What do we really need LLMs for that humans can't? I would argue that it's not about whether or not we need something that humans can already do, it's that we don't want a human to do those things because a machi
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by frompdx 2y ago
The scaffolder is the part Datadog won't get you, and in my experience it is the most useful feature.
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by frompdx 2y ago
Helm is what you should use as your cluster "package manager" to install all of your favorite off the shelf tools. Kustomize is probably a better choice for shipping your internal projects due to the variations you mentioned, but
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by frompdx 2y ago
Backstage is an open source CNCF project. It needs a corporate sponsor to keep it alive.
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by frompdx 2y ago
This is in reference to the software catalogue feature.
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by frompdx 2y ago
The trouble with the way Backstage is designed is that it makes keeping everything up to date difficult. It is also harder for them to ship updates for their core and plugins due to the labor involved in incorporating any updates. A plugin
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by frompdx 2y ago
My company uses it. Our team is about the same size. I have mixed feelings. It has been useful for things like making sure a new repository is created with all of the CI goodies every project should have. You can also use it to automate
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by frompdx 2y ago
Backstage is built on a modular, plug-in based architecture that allows engineers to layer-up their developer portal to meet their own needs. Frankly, this is just incorrect. Just read the configuration guide for "installing&q
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by frompdx 2y ago
Thanks for the reply. That's roughly the strategy I'm thinking. In the past I would have also reduced the domain TTLs well in advance. You are probably correct about those using unreasonable TTLs on their nameservers.
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by frompdx 2y ago
> Also they do not let you edit the TTL of records That's going to make migrating name-servers painful. What a nightmare. Edit: Just confirmed on my domains that moved. You cannot update the TTL of any record. Can anyone suggest a
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by frompdx 2y ago
This release is interesting because of the theme. I don't remember much controversy about the many Star Trek themed releases. However, in the past being a trekkie was uncool and being called a trekkie was practically a slur. I think th
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by frompdx 2y ago
> Oh yeah, CAD for maintenance manuals. The engineering design system, that's a great place for parts lists. This was always a fun one. We realized right away that the data in the CAD models was superior to the technical drawings w
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by frompdx 2y ago
From my experience technical documentation for aviation was made challenging by the corpus of engineering plans that were signed, initialed, and scanned into a PDF as an image. Modern machine learning to ingest that data and produce a diff

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