godelski

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by godelski 5mo ago
It's a device name. Why is anyone feeling uncomfortable? It's crazy to be upset by such an easy to ignore thing
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by godelski 5mo ago
You think... a device named "Free Palestine, F Israel" could... create panic? I'm sorry, that is crazy. Only a crazy person would panic over that
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by godelski 5mo ago
I already drew the line. Credible threat. Of your three, the last one and I'm not even sure that.
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by godelski 5mo ago
> Am I missing something? Yes
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by godelski 5mo ago
> This is not a free speech issue. This is a safety and consideration for others issue. Do you think we're talking about a device named "bomb"? We're talking about a device named "Free Palestine, F Isra
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by godelski 5mo ago
Anyone willing to start a fight over a tacky WiFi name should be committed. Seriously, what an insane thing to do. It's such an easy thing to not be bothered by. It sits in the background, invisible, and you're... just letting it
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by godelski 5mo ago
If they aren't actively harming people nor threatening to do so with their words then that's their right. Can by tacky or in bad taste, why's that matter? It's not harming anyone and is a bad WiFi name even meaningfully
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by godelski 5mo ago
We're not just talking things labeled "bomb" here. TFA has a very different example that's not so easily arguable as that.
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by godelski 5mo ago
> What would have been your estimated odds, of a plane hitting twin towers out of malice, a day before 9/11 happened. Lower than walking outside and finding the winning powerball ticket and getting struck by lightning. It&#x
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by godelski 5mo ago
There's plenty of container technologies and I'd be happy to see more of them used. Podman isn't for me, but it is a great option for others. Regardless, I think it is relatively unknown that systemd can be used for creating
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by godelski 5mo ago
I don't really find them that bad but I'm still going to maintain my "different strokes for different folks" position. Might be bad for you and good for others. More options isn't a bad thing
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by godelski 5mo ago
I gave the example of Apple and Google for a good reason. Because these big companies are selling products that don't even exist yet. You don't consider that selling prototypes? Fair, they're selling stuff that isn't eve
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by godelski 5mo ago
The whole conversation is moot anyways. What's the actual odds of getting on an airplane that is going to be the target of a terrorist attack. I'll tell you, they're approximately 0. Far less than 0.0001%. If you act like the
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by godelski 5mo ago
Now take your scenarios and weight them by their probabilities - 0.001% - 99.998% - 0.001% If you think I'm exaggerating here, you're right, but in the conservative direction. There are 44k flights in the US PER DAY.
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by godelski 5mo ago
> This is trying to sanewash totally insane levels of risk aversion. To add more credence to your point, let's not forget this beautiful line in TFA | During this incident, a Wi-Fi hotspot named "Free Palestine, F Z
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by godelski 5mo ago
> In what way is it a replacement for docker? Look at the man pages for `machinectl` (then `systemd-nspawn`, `systemd-vmspawn`, and if you want `systemd-portabled`). This is a replacement for docker. These are container tools off
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by godelski 5mo ago
> Most of us install Docker just to run a project locally If you're on linux can I encourage people to move to systemd? I'll admit, systemd is a bit more annoying, but the main annoyance is that there aren't the pr
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by godelski 5mo ago
> the "cost" of other people producing garbage is? Sure can! It's a well known phenomena, won the researchers a Nobel, and explains a lot of the American economy and "lack of taste". The Market of Lemons[
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by godelski 5mo ago
> Maybe we were already oversupplied with talent. I'd reframe this. There's still bugs and many features missing that would make things better. So I don't think there's a shortage of talent but hands are being
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by godelski 5mo ago
> having the same interface and keybinds across several devices I'm a bit lost. I use my dotfiles for this. If it is a machine I control: I control the terminal so there's no issues. If it's a machine I'm ssh
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by godelski 5mo ago
> but what if I want to open two terminals that share the same set of splits? You want clones? I'll admit most terminals can't do this (some can), but I'm struggling to see the use case. What's the advantage o
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by godelski 5mo ago
Weird argument. I live in the terminal and that means I can speak the same language as agents[0], but I'm human and also enjoy GUIs and TUIs. There is no reason a machine can't be usable by normal people AND make power users h
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by godelski 5mo ago
> tmux+vim is as good as your Visual Studio. You probably don't need tmux. The utility is really when you're remoting into machines and want to keep your session (or are too lazy to use nohup or disown) Your terminal sh
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by godelski 5mo ago
Maybe it is today, but that's not how it's always been. The idea is that competition means the best product wins. But there's a lot it ways to degrade competition, not just monopolization. We're living in a lemon economy
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by godelski 5mo ago
Don't forget that your governments can help too. The US isn't the only country with Epstein files to be released.
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> You’re just splitting your dotfiles Ummm... yes? That is what I said > the issue of storing secrets in plain text files remain. Ummm... kinda? The problem was that reading an rc file was considered dangerous. Not putt
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by godelski 5mo ago
> most expert researchers, all a bit quirky. Is it a surprise that if you think differently you act differently? You have to think differently to become an expert. If you thought the same (as the "average") you'd,
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by godelski 5mo ago
Literally anywhere else! Your dotfiles should be publishable to github. If they aren't you're doing them wrong. A good thing to do is organize. You can actually load different files. Here's a pretty common pattern that you&#x
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by godelski 5mo ago
> This is not done by the search engine - eBay purposely bids Bullshit. The bidding doesn't happen without the search engine. It is the choice in the search engine design, and how it incorporates bidding that creates the i
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by godelski 5mo ago
> we also have high taxes In plenty of places in the US we have high taxes and none of those things. Since it's HN I'll mention San Jose has some of the hardest water I've seen in any city and I've seen glass

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