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hnrodey
5y ago
Please tell us more about this "mouse free life". I'm so fascinated by this!
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hnrodey
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Yes, I would consider a DevOps role.
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>Shitty standups are first the fault of the leader, There are no bad teams; only bad leaders. -Jocko Took me a long time to buy in to this but it's 100% true. Sucky standups are the direct result of an ineffective leader - whoever t
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5y ago
Location: Pittsburgh, PA or Remote. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: C#/JavaScript, .NET/.NET Core, SQL Server/Mongo/Redis, Angular/Vue, GraphQL/REST, Docker/Linux, Azure (cloud), Azure DevOps, Azure
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Circa 2002, Penn State limited each on-campus student connection to (my memory is fuzzy so don't hold me to exact numbers) 1.5GB combined upload and download per week. But, anything transferred within the Penn State network did not cou
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5y ago
https://xkcd.com/303/ ...showing my age with this comment
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I stand behind my comments for any type of client-side scanning. There are two upcoming changes from Apple that are often conflated. First, indiscriminate server-side scanning of photos in iCloud against a non-public source database. Second
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5y ago
>Conducting scans on device instead of on server is your idea of infringement of privacy? It's an infringement on my right to freedom of speech. Client-side scanning merely opens the door for my device to censor me from sending any
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5y ago
fwiw I've had better success with low carb diets and energy for workouts when in full blown ketosis (as measured by blood meter). Otherwise, you're kind of in energy purgatory if you simply go low carb.
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5y ago
What are you eating during your four hour feeding window?
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Just guessing here, would it make more sense to base yearly maintenance on $/sq ft instead of overall property value? Would better take in to account expensive but modest (lower maintenance cost) versus huge home (higher maintenance co
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5y ago
The best advice I can offer is that with whatever disc(s) you have - spend time practicing with those discs away from the course. All discs fly differently and it's best to get dedicated practice with your discs.
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I've found the best warm up for disc golf is to play catch with a baseball/softball. If I'm solo then I will literally throw rocks (at the course) to get the shoulder moving.
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5y ago
This is a terrific value for anyone new to disc golf. Hard to go wrong with this three disc set from Innova and it's also a great price. https://www.dunhamssports.com/product/3-pack_disc_golf_combo... To make it e
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This is the exact format of LINQ statements in C#. Having the `select` later in the statement would be a productivity gain so that intellisense could be accurate the first time writing.
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hnrodey
5y ago
Containers via Digital Ocean droplet(s).
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hnrodey
5y ago
Might this be helpful? I recall seeing this on HN awhile back.
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hnrodey
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This is a super coherent argument. Well done.
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hnrodey
6y ago
Here's the other fun thing to consider about this story.... Do you think Signal is the first or only one to set traps for Cellebrite?
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6y ago
I have a new found perspective for the malware/spyware industry after watching The Dissident. I am SO IMPRESSED with this middle finger from the Signal team. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11382384/
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I watch a Watch holdout for the first couple years. Now I've had one since Series 3 and am extremely pleased with the device. Integration with iPhone is seamless and makes the interactions subtly easier. I get it though when someone sa
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hnrodey
6y ago
A nice $42.5M gesture.
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The training with weights is something else. Olympic weightlifting as part of a metcon is just a different level of physical fitness. Good luck finding stuff that keeps you interested. That’s all that matters.
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I have a lengthy background in hiit (specifically CrossFit). And I say this in the most polite way possible. You're doing HIIT wrong if you cannot elevate your heart rate beyond 110 bpm. Whatever you're doing, there's a huge
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I like your observation. I've recently said similar things like "writing code is 99% figuring out what the hell this thing should do, and 1% is actually making it do that thing".
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Years ago, I recall a line from a fellow who was our then "chief architect". >Do you program a computer, or do you build software? Programming a computer is accessible to millions upon millions of people. Building and creating
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hnrodey
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>Change your credit/debit cards yearly (say to your bank you 'lost' it). Huge shoutout to/for privacy.com. Been using for over a year now and it's been a fantastic service.
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I've had the same phone number for somewhere around 17 years. I kept this number even as I moved across the country (US).
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6y ago
Location: Pittsburgh, PA or Remote. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: C#/JavaScript, .NET/.NET Core, SQL Server/Mongo/Redis, Angular/Vue, GraphQL/REST, Docker/Linux, Azure (cloud), Azure DevOps, Azure
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Do you have any options for a reduced cost license? Ideally I get enough value from the tool that I'd like to contribute financially but the current cost is (for me) too high. Perhaps I should just continue with the occasional nag popu
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