gregoryl

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by gregoryl 5y ago
Please consider: you might loose some domains. Ukrainians are losing their lives.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
I mean, Americans haven't realised yet, I doubt that will change.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
That's fair, I don't think I was entirely charitable with how I read your initial comment :) On the thread of mass-consumption stuff, I think we all underestimate the effect of "mass" becoming a significant portion of th
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by gregoryl 5y ago
I assume you mean music produced for mass consumption? There is loads of choice, and new, creative output if you look for it.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Parsing CVs is awful. We outsource this entire feature to Daxtra, who do a very average job (but, to be fair, better than anything we have time to write!).
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Awful hard to attach a debugger to a production system?
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Its a tool. You need to be self aware enough to take the meds, and then consciously engage with tasks that you want to get done - this wont be a skill you have developed, as its likely never been possible/effective previously. You can,
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by gregoryl 5y ago
You might damage the screwdriver I guess.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Covid is dramatically, consistently and provably worse. Its not even in the same ballpark.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
I'll bite. Why is it not ok to coerce people into getting vaccines? Is it specifically the covid vaccine you object to, or all vaccines?
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Your language pushes pretty hard for a conclusion. Consider: A friend had no heart issues for 35 years, decided to take a new route to work, and dropped dead of a heart attack. Is it coincidental? Of course it is. Anecdotal / single po
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by gregoryl 5y ago
I never considered soft resets for my work flow (rewrite history with rebase -i). Funny how I use it for other things, but not this. Thanks!
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by gregoryl 5y ago
What, weekly for 2.5 years?
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Shouldn't the question be the inverse? Can you point to any cases where the ability to do this without consequence is actually necessary?
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Consider: When you share a profoundly personal feeling, and a stranger openly states "I know nothing about you or your situation, but you're wrong".
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Can you agree that there's some threshold where the time required to endure the temporary state is untenable? How can anyone except myself decide what that threshold is?
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Your site isn't serving a valid SSL certificate on https://kaspergrubbe.com
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by gregoryl 5y ago
It makes it an optional parameter, which means you don't need to pass it. Otherwise every call would need to send an empty string or similar.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Because it's not required for the level of discourse expected.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Agree, I decided not to reply - if, a year ago, you ended up on the path of "compile to run on mono", you didn't bother to read any of the .net5 documentation - and without checking, likely just the main download page for d
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Why were you targeting mono then?
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Not as a counterpoint, but you'd be mad not to stick "yet" at the end of that.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
People injure themselves panicking around Australian Magpies, far more than anything Magpies directly do. Just avoid their space for a few weeks when they are protective, and otherwise they are very sweet. If you must be in their space (i
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Who is your provider? I have ~5ms, FTTN, AussieBroadband. Is the latency local WiFi?
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by gregoryl 5y ago
The reason there isn't a keyword is because its not possible to do it right. The example given is far from foolproof.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Do you see where this is going? If you want to make a point, make it explicitly. This isn't useful.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
what do you think the average Australian who disagrees with them should do This is clever wording. To make it clear: The average Australian does not disagree with the lock-downs.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
If MS forked out $400k for a security flaw, I'm not convinced it would be great thing for PR.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
Its in the FAQ, but effectively, a performance trade off for durability - the writes go up to "single-digit millisecond write latency" instead of the usual redis microsecond/less.
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by gregoryl 5y ago
I'm confused as to what you are arguing. The concept is just an application of statistics. Less people will die from the broad application of the vaccine vs. not, so we choose to vaccinate.

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