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by ghthor 3y ago
How much memory does the sort command end up using; 2N?
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by ghthor 3y ago
Maybe she will like 511 tactical. I actually wear their women’s pants, as men’s pants(from many sources) don’t fit my glutes quite right. https://www.511tactical.com/womens.html
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by ghthor 3y ago
Bingo, interactive terminal clear
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by ghthor 3y ago
There is some OSS for creating ramdisks on windows, but I don’t remember the name. In Linux it’s part of the kernel, and you can mount with type tempts. Not sure about OSX or bsds
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by ghthor 3y ago
Switching to Firefox and using tree style tabs will help increase your total open tab count.
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by ghthor 3y ago
Easy for management to pat themselves on the back for good ideas but then excuse themselves from a failed execution because there is no log of the ideation ever happening.
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by ghthor 3y ago
You’ll probably want to translate your great idea to a digital diagram at some point for the design doc or documentation. Might as well start there, then you have less work to do later.
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by ghthor 3y ago
You can also just start talking in chat, even in group channels; doesn’t have to be DMs. And the you’ll have a log of your good ideas. And likely someone random will jump into your discussion.
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by ghthor 3y ago
No reason remote work can’t be spontaneous, even easier IMO because you don’t have to herd cats into the same space. A ping on chat and within 1 min multiple people can be in the discussion without even having to move.
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by ghthor 3y ago
I’m in 100% agreement. It’s difficult handling reviews of juniors in the current model, as you have to address the fir usage first and how to avoid these type of issues ITA BeFORE getting to the review at hand. Sign me up for change sets!
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by ghthor 5y ago
There is mention during this podcast. https://signalsandthreads.com/what-is-an-operating-system/
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by ghthor 5y ago
That's super clever, thanks for pointing this out!
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by ghthor 5y ago
I'm certain that's how we'll look back on this period. After a century of destroying all other disciplines of medicine so that pharma reigns supreme who is surprised that they're flexing there monopoly on healthcare. You
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by ghthor 5y ago
We need new types of AI bots in this battle that can mimic us executing mundane tasks on our cloud developer machines so we can sit back and work on more interesting projects.
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by ghthor 5y ago
Docker on Mac is a no go for even a modest monorepo size. I took at look at it at my previous company where we have a 4.5GB full checkout and the IO just tanked building. It's sad really because I think could configure a VM to operate
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by ghthor 5y ago
I previously worked at a company on the team that managed the monorepo and the build system for the code within it. Our checkouts were 4.5GBS full. We had discussed performing yearly rollups, likely around Christmas for the current version.
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by ghthor 5y ago
:sigh: this is to close to home. Nothing like malfunctioning virus software + background screen recording to eat all your local machine ram and cpu cycles.
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by ghthor 5y ago
There are no coincidences.
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by ghthor 5y ago
I'm not getting it because I had covid before it was even cool(Jan 2020). I also have zero trust in the FDA(See Docu Bleeding Edge) have experienced AE and SAE personally from flu, tdap and hep vaccines and I've watched my step da
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by ghthor 5y ago
IMO Most of the "unvaccinated" are that way because they've already had covid and would rather be part of the control group for this large experiment. I just don't buy articles like this for the reason you stated.
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by ghthor 5y ago
Yes that's what I'm thinking as well. It's seems likely that inbalanced parasite(of many different kinds) overgrowth is a huge risk factor for lethal covid co-infections. If the immune system isn't already overloaded wit
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by ghthor 5y ago
It probably is time. This civilization is on the verge of being the next Atlantis. Materialism is thoroughly penetrated all aspects of our lives and we've become wholly dependent on electrification which can be completed knocked out wi
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by ghthor 5y ago
We might get to play the whole thing eventually, hes still working on it!
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by ghthor 5y ago
There are many reasons that people have become skeptical of the "vaccines are good" narrative. Personally I've experienced my 5yo child go from speaking and developing normal to no speech, pissing herself rocking and screamin
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by ghthor 5y ago
Yes, Canada has really been showing it's TRUE colors with how the government is handling covid. Fascism and propaganda are close to heart. I feel for all the mennonite communities and pray for them every day.
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by ghthor 5y ago
You can pull it back out of the ether if you listen close enough. All your ancestors are here speaking to you, all is not lost.
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by ghthor 5y ago
Buddhism is great and all and I used to agree with you until I found the research of Stan Tenan about the torah. He is a phycist that got interested in the patterning in the letters of torah and what he discovered is a very logical path to
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by ghthor 5y ago
There is a lot of concern that if the FDA had authorized the research and usage of either HCQ or Ivermectin and they'd proven to treat COVID that their bylaws for have forbid them from issuing an EUA for the "vaccines". This
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by ghthor 5y ago
This is what I dont understand about how people are acting about this. These medical companies are making a fortune from this and there is hard evidence from previous court cases that they dont have our best interests at heart. People would
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by ghthor 5y ago
A bit of a hyperbole to stereotype all humans as destructive.

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