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by grep_name 3y ago
As someone who lives in the US and reads every nutrition label to determine how much sugar / carbohydrate I'm taking in, my intuition is that it would be much harder in practice to do so if it were per 100 ml/g or by oz or so
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by grep_name 3y ago
> Lucky the crypto mining community laid the ground work for some of the hardware. Are you using riser cards to connect the GPU's to the motherboards then? I thought about trying a setup like yours, but was worried that the riser ca
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by grep_name 3y ago
My plan is to just add a bunch of instances' local feeds to my rss reader and audit them occasionally to check which I like the most. I'm thinking of joining fmhy, which isn't the most active but is clear about their federati
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by grep_name 3y ago
I'll check out lbry/odysee, I've used invidious but have found it difficult to repair get 1080 there for some reason
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by grep_name 3y ago
> weird alt tube sites What does this look like for you? I've failed to migrate any of my video consumption off YouTube due to lack of discoverability. (I know you can sub to yt channels via rss too but I'd like to do that less
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by grep_name 3y ago
Is there a good list of lemmy instances somewhere that includes a brief description of the instances' mission statements?
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by grep_name 3y ago
What does it do exactly? I'm always always looking to improve my jellyfin setup
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by grep_name 3y ago
Any chance you have a recommendation of newsreader for android?
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by grep_name 4y ago
Is it really? Which part is prohibited? Isn't that part of what you sign up for when you specify upload speed with your service contract? I'm in the US and have never not had something or other being served on public facing ports
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by grep_name 4y ago
I'm also fairly generalist although my title is cloud engineer, and have all the skills listed by the OP + IaC infrastructure deployment and cloud stuff, as does everyone on my team. I think that's the trick; everyone on my team i
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by grep_name 4y ago
That plus lisp / clojure on the roadmap is exciting :) I'll definitely give it a try when it comes out. The thing that slows me down is that I actually don't like to get visual feedback while I'm typing. I'm curious
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by grep_name 4y ago
I think the former leads to the latter. I can't count the number of times I set myself up to do a ton of different projects at once, only to end up slowly paring it down to just whatever the most critical project was and spending more
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by grep_name 4y ago
Ha, I also got most of my initial experience the same way :) I use k8s at work now, am somewhat frustrated with it and would like to run a k8s cluster at home, but I have a hard time justifying it. I'm not sure if a pi k8s cluster woul
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by grep_name 4y ago
That's all very relatable. Task-starting and context switching are the bane of my existance.I've had ADHD since I was a teenager, and needed medication to get through college. I ended up quitting due to side effects, I started med
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by grep_name 5y ago
Different strokes. I just told a friend that they should let me know if there's anything I can do to help, which I've never done before (for this friend). His mother is having surgery this week. I've known this person my whol
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by grep_name 5y ago
I've found similarly that there's a lot of value in cultivating your knowledge base in between emotionally charged goals or spurts of inspiration, but highly disciplined / regimented approaches never worked for me at all for
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by grep_name 5y ago
Thanks for this, it is important to consider the trend of company-owned languages and what it means to participate in that. It'll probably knock me off of Go eventually. Unfortunately I don't see many alternatives that have all th
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by grep_name 5y ago
> your programming language This is something I've been thinking about. Does anyone avoid Go the way that they avoid other google products? Why or why not? I've been liking it a lot lately as a systems programming language but
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by grep_name 5y ago
> Ask for your a copy of your contract before you decide Hmmm, usually when I change jobs it goes like this: apply for job -> receive offer letter -> make decision -> sign offer letter -> give notice -> wait out last two w
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by grep_name 5y ago
Wait, you have 100 IoT devices, all DIY? What's the time trade-off for managing all that?
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by grep_name 5y ago
Are you sure? I've done this for the last 20 years and feel that it's only improved my listening comprehension and allowed me to focus on simple things I'd otherwise not be able to marathon
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by grep_name 5y ago
> dns that you actually own and not rent Which projects are working on this? That sounds awesome
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by grep_name 6y ago
> Hyperacusis I didn't know this was associated with ADHD but have struggled with this my whole life. Is there anything at all that can be done about this? If I go to a concert or sometimes even just riding a motorcycle, earplugs ar
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by grep_name 6y ago
Interesting! I've never used wireguard before. When you link it with the VPS, is it able to behave as if ports from your home network are running natively on the VPS? I'll look into using DNAT/nginx, but I really do like havi
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by grep_name 6y ago
> would prefer an office presence but no requirement to attend What does this really mean in practice, though? I ask this as a person who just applied to a remote position at a company based in the city I live in. In theory, I'd be
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by grep_name 6y ago
I tried to have a setup similar to this during covid but ended up with a bit of a mess. What I wanted was a home server that used X forwarding to forward services to my VPS, which also had some images running in a docker-compose stack that
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by grep_name 6y ago
Can you elaborate what you mean by this?
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by grep_name 6y ago
> For people at a certain stage of life Nobody seems to discuss this, but yeah for me working from home means working from my bedroom, the only room I can really work in in my small shared apartment. It definitely affects my productivity
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by grep_name 6y ago
> they're there which is better than not having them at all I disagree fervently. At my current job the department has strong pushes to use these features amongst the teams and if they weren't there we could explore real soluti
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by grep_name 6y ago
Ehhhhh. I'm about 4 years into my career and am trying to transition to working on a distributed team in a startup. I have a four-hour, seven question pair programming thing coming up after my second interview, so I've been review

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