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by hallway_monitor 7mo ago
Constantly? Some people can take a break in the morning and review a few PR’s and some in the afternoon. No one needs to drop what they’re doing.
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by hallway_monitor 7mo ago
The ‘design everything as a publicly accessible API’ directive seems to play to this as well. If all your data / services are available and must be documented then a lot of communication overhead can be eliminated.
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by hallway_monitor 7mo ago
You are exactly correct. As to why it’s unpopular, I believe it’s just that no one has given it a fair try. Once you have done it for at least 20 hours a week for a few weeks you will understand that typing is not and has never been the bot
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by hallway_monitor 7mo ago
Well son, sometimes when a man and a pencil love each other very much,
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by hallway_monitor 7mo ago
Doesn’t solve the SSO issue though unless you change your login email
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by hallway_monitor 7mo ago
But what about Galactic Empire?
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by hallway_monitor 8mo ago
Doesn't everyone know that dihydrogen monoxide can be lethal? https://www.csun.edu/science/ref/humor/dhmo.html
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by hallway_monitor 1y ago
Probably includes something insane like "By allowing your website to be crawled by google spiders, you agree to the following terms...."
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by hallway_monitor 1y ago
It’s not just for people with ADHD. Someone will build this very soon and people will use it a lot. Hopefully Apple builds it because I guess I trust them a little more.
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by hallway_monitor 1y ago
Washing dishes and hanging clothes out aren’t actually torture.
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by hallway_monitor 1y ago
While I agree with this concept, I don't think it is applicable here. Docker compose files and k8s yaml are basically just two different syntaxes, saying the same thing. Translating from one syntax to another is one of the best use cas
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by hallway_monitor 1y ago
I avoid it at all costs because of the possibility of liver damage. Ibuprofen seems to have the same effect without potentially serious side effects.
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by hallway_monitor 1y ago
Out, out, damned spot!
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
I don’t give a shit about first amendment interpretations and I agree completely that laws need an update. How about this: ban biometric detection. Ban facial recognition. Throw the CEO in jail if a company breaks the ban. That would be a g
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
This American is all for banning facial recognition, with stiff penalties for the person in charge of any company or agency who breaks this ban. The US is not China and the government exists to serve and protect its citizens. At least in th
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
Thanks to you and GP for a reasoned response. Appropriately taxing the wealthy is 100% something we also need to do and yes, I am skeptical that the current administration will move in that direction. Ditto cuts to the monstrous military in
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
What would you cut? I don’t know what I would, but I do know that the United States is heading for a financial apocalypse unless drastic measures are taken now. I know there’s a lot of hysteria around this, but I’m still at the place where
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
His cuts on dry land: ~~~
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
I think I speak for a lot of people when I say I’m disappointed you didn’t end up extracting a couple thousand dollars from the HOA. Then again, maybe there’s less hate for HOA’s here than in other spaces. This is typical HOA behavior!
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
The pattern of a top level comment on each post and no replies gives it away for me. Surprised to see a bot here.
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
It does seem like it's time to stop letting this "industry" profit off the misfortune of its customers. Making all of these a public service instead of private industry makes sense at this point.
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
This is a really good read. It talks about all kinds of systems which become their own entity. Nobody likes them. They make things worse for everybody. But somehow we get trapped in these downward spirals and there’s seemingly no way out.
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
Each person has their own strengths, but a worthwhile team member should be able to meet minimum requirements of readability and comments. This can be enforced through team agreements and peer review. Your second point is really the crux of
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
Etymology is very interesting. It makes me wonder if there’s any relation to today’s slang for being pregnant, knocked up.
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
It’s listed on that page as a synonym for toil or drudgery. So basically a chore is a fag. It seems like the definition you mention is likely the origin of today’s gay pejorative.
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
Careful doing that, you could POKE your eye out
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
I’m looking forward to being able to craft a movie by directing ML tools to create dialog, characters and everything else. It will be a powerful storytelling tool.
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
With how terrible AWS is to use this makes complete sense. I will stick with Azure when I can, which is usually.
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
Likewise, I think it seems insane to them that we don’t automatically form a mental picture of everything we think about! Did you see the apple test linked in a comment? Time I’ve seen the test and I am a four not totally aphantasic but clo
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by hallway_monitor 2y ago
Shows 2U in order to fit 32 drives, but hopefully you can find a 2U slot for this absolute monster of a storage box if you have that need.

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