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by hbogert 1y ago
Maybe I'm dumb, but why is this flagged? I'm seeing more and more flagged articles. The common denominator seems in my experience to be pieces critical of the USA government
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by hbogert 1y ago
Precedent are already happening. Islamists in the UK spout the most ridiculous stuff on the internet and continue to do so. Meanwhile people saying "go home" are behind bars. I expect this to happen with those new laws as well. Ha
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by hbogert 1y ago
I thought i would hate it, but it's actually really engaging!
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by hbogert 1y ago
i memorized that a commit tree is a ordered set of patches. Everything goes from there.
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by hbogert 1y ago
i can't take this seriously if there's no mention of the '--amend' option and 'rebase' command
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by hbogert 1y ago
used cursor to finally start a project which otherwise i would not have started (very good!) I spent probably 80% of the time manually refactoring the dreadful spaghetti code and dead code it generated. This was with Claude sonnet as well.
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by hbogert 1y ago
Oh yeah, avid user of magit, probably where my desire came from. Though doing this in emacs is a deterrent for colleagues
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by hbogert 1y ago
I once installed Linux in 2006. Kinda fell in love with it despite the many rough edges but i realised it was "libre" and that's worth something Nowadays most stuff just works. sometimes I need to do something on windows and
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by hbogert 1y ago
i am somewhere different in my search for something like this. I'd like this idea for a single command. More like a command builder. I've started to make one for kubectl. Sure, the standard completion for kubectl is okay, but it c
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by hbogert 1y ago
Tell me systemctl output isn't more beneficial than per distro bash-mess
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by hbogert 1y ago
if i remember correctly, on my first start of cursor, it explicitly asked if it was allowed to do this.
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by hbogert 1y ago
Of course RTO is mentioned. In person is better, yadda yadda yadda. How much are you attending meetings that being in person is really better? It's good for social cohesion, don't get me wrong, that's important! but you don&#
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by hbogert 1y ago
Not much different from having a `sort` in shell pipeline I guess?
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by hbogert 2y ago
Timoni ticked so many boxes for me. Hoe does this compare?
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by hbogert 2y ago
this was after 5 years It was so significant that one of the 2 strings, 6 panels each, simply shut off especially during peak hours because the inverter's minimal input voltage wasn't met (during peak voltage usually drops due to
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by hbogert 2y ago
I keep hearing of these magical lifetimes. I've had 2 different brands and multiple panels are taken out of the circuit because they degraded too much. My neighbour has the same panels but never looks at the output. I told him to check
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by hbogert 2y ago
if vendors like Pure weren't so incredibly irritating with the documentation behind a paywall i'd actually recommend them to clients. What happens now is, a client already has pure, and as a contractor I can't get access to d
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by hbogert 2y ago
I'm pretty weary of all the people telling me I'm "holding it wrong"
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by hbogert 2y ago
Everything is making us dumb. I remember when ATMs would give out your money before giving back your card. You would often find someone's card and maybe you could still shout to them if you saw them walking away. Back then you'd g
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by hbogert 2y ago
You must be really fortunate to expect to get by with 50%
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by hbogert 2y ago
what should your kids do then? Do you mean it subtly as in, also do the debate team instead of extra classes of math? That's probably good advise I guess. However, if you mean they shouldn't choose engineering as a major: I don&#x
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by hbogert 2y ago
you have lies, damn lies, statistics, and zoomed in graphs.
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by hbogert 2y ago
oof 6-18 months as a hopper? It are really shitty jobs in my experience if that's the max you can stay somewhere before not learning new stuff. I'd say that just leave once you are too settled and are just performing tricks. That
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by hbogert 2y ago
He's so right. ZFS is difficult. Glad I switched to Ceph a while back. No more unhappy misses when I need to take one of the nodes down for maintenance and she can't watch her favorite shows. Also that helm stuff. Everyone knows t
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by hbogert 2y ago
so `git rebase HEAD~5..HEAD --onto other-branch-with-3-new-commits` ? And now you have conflicts, how is that weird? I can't think of a magic tool which would guarantee you a conflict-free solution with your described scenario. What I
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by hbogert 2y ago
I've used git-branchless in the past. It seems they have in common (suprise!) that branches are a distraction. And for a lot of workflows that has a lot less friction. The only thing is, a lot of version control users are only comforta
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by hbogert 2y ago
What is objectively bad code in the code base of k8s? Is it really worse than any other system?
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by hbogert 2y ago
> Go is like a tool used to build the plumbing and internal systems of your house, but not the house itself. Using Go is similar to casting and forging your own water pipes. Some people enjoy getting into the details of crafting those pi
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by hbogert 2y ago
I work for a Kubernetes Certified Service Provider and I dissuade people as well, it's so anti-climatic when embarking on a k8s journey and then having more pods which are overhead than the actual customer pods.
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by hbogert 2y ago
Personally I love using Cuelang, but there's something about it that makes, at least my colleagues really reluctant to adopt it. Not sure what it is. They don't see the benefit. My gut feeling so far is that they don't know t

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