hatradiowigwam

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by hatradiowigwam 1mo ago
I can't possibly agree loudly enough with this recommendation. I started with Hal Leonard method classical guitar books(1 & 2) and that was one thing...great books, but nothing compared to Absolutely Understand Guitar. That guy tea
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by hatradiowigwam 1mo ago
I'm not sure what you are talking about wrt guitar and standard notation. Finger (PIMA) indication, staccato/legato, vibrato, tremolo, slurs, hammer, pulls, etc...it's all there. I don't see as much notation around hamme
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by hatradiowigwam 3mo ago
> How do we do that in tech? Hell if I know, maybe a proctored written exam, followed by an oral exam, then a project? But who knows. Ever taken a Redhat exam - such as Red Hat Certified Engineer? That's the right model. It's a
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by hatradiowigwam 3mo ago
This appears to me like a solution in search of a problem, like many others before it...the quote below seems relevant to this effort. "Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly." ~Henry Spencer
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by hatradiowigwam 4mo ago
> Most of the time the GUI experience is the same or better than terminal tools I started to take your comment seriously until that line. You're avoiding leveling up and learning how to use the CLI. Whatever reason you are avoiding
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by hatradiowigwam 5mo ago
People actively do that at work. My employer is a large [US] government financial entity, that likely holds your mortgage and the mortgage of people you know. Our profit this last quarter was publicly reported as 3.6 billion dollars. Most p
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by hatradiowigwam 5mo ago
Welcome to the world of commodity trading. There is no SEC here, and this is business as usual. You can look at T&S to see this for yourself, but this is (like it or not) how this typically goes in commodity markets.
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by hatradiowigwam 6mo ago
If staring at walls doesn't do it - try playing guitar instead. Works for me and it's more fun than a wall IMHO.
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by hatradiowigwam 6mo ago
Whether it's run as root/administrator or not - you can disable this behavior by setting the immutable flag on /etc/hosts. No user, including root, can write to a file with the immutable flag set(although root could _rem
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by hatradiowigwam 8mo ago
vimdiff is pretty fast, and is likely installed on your linux system without you realizing it.
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by hatradiowigwam 9mo ago
That won't work... that will crash the price of [new] bonds, and more capitalized nations will buy the dip. You are operating under an assumption that the humans controlling a quantity of wealth enough to [quote] "crash the bonds
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by hatradiowigwam 10mo ago
I build ETL pipelines and all kinds of ad-hoc data processing software. These range from python projects to thousand-line shell scripts. The jobs run on machines above >1000 CPU core counts - what you would consider a mainframe or big ir
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by hatradiowigwam 10mo ago
I spent alot of time in Fairbanks throughout 2006 and 2008, doing aerial surveys from plane. Fairbanks was a good airport to get stuck at, and you do meet some interesting non-traditional travelers. I've never met the guy in the articl
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
Fail2ban is not in the same realm as port knocking, and to "bin it" would be foolish security posture at best, and negligent at worst.
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
> And just remember, you voted for this, No...definitely did not vote for this, maybe you did? I voted against this in every way, and see how that worked out. Democracy is grand.
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
JG Wentworth...this guy is stuck in other people's brain's too!? I thought that was a locally aired commercial when I was younger, but apparently that earworm went nationwide!
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
This is large but not a black swan by any means. If you trade NQ for several years or more these movements should not be surprising. Even at after the drop, it is (in my opinion) absurdly overvalued, and has been for 5+years. That said… the
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
Gold's price is only half the story here. The other half of the story is the value of US debt and US currency(USD). When they move in opposite directions - historically - /one/ of those instruments crashes. Choosing a side an
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
Four things are happening (and one of them is gold) that make a terrifying situation. Facts: - Gold has reached all time highs - US debt (ie T-bills) selling at all time lows - US equities are at all time highs - USD falling day over day, m
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
Their "powerful and normally very vocal unions" are saying /nothing/, because the union's overall goal (by their messaging and their members messaging) is to increase and sustain additional hourly pay and increase t
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
Us Americans have approximately zero to do with your rules or society. The idea of thinking Apple (or Microsoft, or Google) represents "Americans" is absurd. We don't vote for them to exist, we have no mechanism to stop their
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
....Who can stand against AI? Who can make war against AI? The people ceded their power to AI, and worshiped it.
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
FWIW, the "principal" part implies a few things no matter which org... they should be able to manage a project from start to finish, mentor juniors, and make confident correct architectural decisions. If you've ever hired a p
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
I think those were evil people doing evil things. Who calls the people who perpetrated these things "Christians"? If I am king, and direct my armies to slaughter another country's people because "<anything> cannot
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
Religion (to me) is defined as a codified subset [or even superset] of beliefs, rituals, and culture. The letters you speak of (penned by apostles of Jesus) are exactly as you describe. They were humans, trying to do what a divine being tol
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
Hey I don't know what works for everyone, but I know what works for me. I'm encouraging you to let it work for you, but that's a personal choice and I wouldn't force it on anyone. I don't think God wants to "tr
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
> God wants us to love each other like he loves us, and he would certainly give up his money for us since he even gave up his own son, but accepts that we will be more selfish than that. I love how you put that, and wholeheartedly agree.
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
Churches are fine - there are endless letters and instructions to them in the scripture you mention. "Religion" is not the same word as church. If you feel compelled to "demonstrate why almost every claim you said..." et
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
> I live in the largest Muslim country in the world Are you a Muslim? I have a question for you... if I crawled onto your doorstep beaten and starving, would you invite me in and feed you? I am ignorant of Muslim teachings, and I don&#x2
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by hatradiowigwam 1y ago
I'm so happy that you put that scripture here(Matthew 25). I have an inner dialog constantly that involves a certain someone telling me that I did not feed them, shelter them, or visit them when they were sick or in prison. We are all

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