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by gregwebs 4y ago
To elaborate on this, a CTA would directly transfer the contribution of the copyright to the project. A CLA is much more common than a CTA. A CLA is more complicated: the submitter maintains the copyright, but a sublicense is granted to the
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by gregwebs 4y ago
The Monthly Supply of New Houses in the United States is considered by some to be a more reliable leading indicator of the housing market and it is at historical highs: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MSACSR Days on
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Have you considered integrating this functionality with this nix project builder? https://bob.build/ Or this dependency installer that uses nix? https://www.jetpack.io/blog/devbox/ It is amazing t
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Airflow has always been focused on workflows and it’s tasks don’t have to query data in an external system. You could have code running in airflow that runs a query that is executed by Velox.
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I agree that if you don't need additional chezmoi features you can easily implement the git commit and push in bash to avoid the need to bootstrap by downloading the chezmoi binary. I hope to take advantage of some of the additional ch
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I felt the same way and pared down the workflow. I edit my files directly. Then when done, I do a single `chezmoi add`, which pushes it to the git repo because I have auto commit/push enabled in ~/.config/chezmoi/chezmoi
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I started using this recently and it’s working pretty well. It’s just a porcelain around having a git repo for your home directory files (there’s one level of indirection though where files are copied to/from the repo and your actual h
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Last I checked it was a run loop with a delay and it didn't support low power mode :( But otherwise it looks great.
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If you understand the limitations of the two types of vaccines, then polio showing up in the wastewater in international cities seems expected. The US and England vaccinate with the non-live version. This non-live version cannot mutate, but
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by gregwebs 4y ago
You might think it’s a nitpick, but vitamin E is a fat soluble vitamin that usually coexists with other fat soluble vitamins. Taking any one of A,D,E,K without the others can cause problems. That supports your concept of eating nutrient den
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by gregwebs 4y ago
What are the ways to mitigate these issues for someone that wants a lot of the features of Google Photos? It seems that Amazon Photos is basically copying Google Photos and has a lot of the features. I wouldn't care if my Amazon accoun
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by gregwebs 4y ago
It's notable that there are no references in this article. We actually have a 9 month supply of new housing now (which is a lot, that's up from a low of just a few months). Population growth in the US continues to go ever lower (b
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Nim is a statically typed language that is syntactically close to Python and there are some attempts at integrating the two.
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Yes, long distance transmission for geographical diversity of wind power. This is studied a lot in the power generation industry. Without long distance transmission you need natural gas peaker plants capable of the same output as solar&#x2
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I am quite bullish on long-term battery production as well. But I recognize that we are heading for some pain in the near-term where supply will not keep up with demand. I like that solar analysis, but I also think it is possible that the h
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by gregwebs 4y ago
This is actually talked about on every HN energy thread and it’s now incorrect, particularly about batteries. Solar has supply bottlenecks at the moment that are stopping further price declines- hopefully they will get solved. But there’s a
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I am loving using coda.io rather than Excel for simple data and documentation needs.
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I share it, but basically not on the internet or automated systems.
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This really validated my approach of using a Google voice number- which was completely doxxed. Whereas my actual personal phone number was not.
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SimpleNote works very reliably for me (including sync across devices) and always loads quickly, including on mobile devices. I find the most important thing for note taking is just the ability to quickly get stuff out of my head and browser
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It seems that you like using GDrive. I developed docjumper.com which is a better interface to GDrive. It runs entirely client-side in your browser so that there are no added security concerns. But I don't know how much that would help
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Yes, I agree your summary is more accurate of what is written in the article. I think the emphasis of mine is an improvement on what is suggested here. Shifting from arguing towards conversation produces better outcomes in my experience.
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Summary: Focus first on figuring out the common goal that you are both trying to achieve. From there you can try to discuss the differences in approaches to that goal that you have come up with and steel man the other side. This seems like
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This move solves this year’s problems but doesn’t address the lithium shortage that is already showing up in the price of lithium going up 5x. Analysts predict that by around 2025 lithium will limit the battery market that is trying to grow
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If you understand the limitations of the two types of vaccines, then these polio stories that pop up are just something that should be expected to happen. The US vaccinates with the non-live version. This non-live version cannot mutate, but
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But my experience is concordant with the submitted article: always being told to keep the knees over the toes. I don’t know what this has to do with big Pharma and it’s not a conspiracy, but it seems to have achieved common knowledge status
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He actually has objective definitions for world class: can perform a certain range of movement with a certain strength. Bulletproof is just another term for robustness or avoiding injury and here he sometimes refers to studies on injury.
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Nice! exa (an attempt at a better ls) has a -D option, so then it is `exa -a1D` without the grep. I created a second version that also adds -R for searching the recursive directory tree with `exa -a1DR | grep : | cut -d ':' -f 1`
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Best performing SPAC of the year if investors are getting all their money back.
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The price of lithium has gone up 5x recently because the market has realize there is a scarce supply and a rapidly expanding demand. The price of batteries is increasing now instead of declining like they have done in the past. In theory li

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