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751.
by hobs 2y ago
Right, but it isn't really a core benefit of using PS is my point.
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by hobs 2y ago
Mostly capacity issues with openai made super early stuff infeasible for our customer base, and really it was because they would only give an extremely small number of total resources per azure account, which of course each would be vetted.
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by hobs 2y ago
Absolutely, and the calling conventions for all those pieces of code make no sense to powershell folks :) If you have a background in windows dev or any of those tools then yeah, easy mode go grab your tools, but for most people doing syste
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by hobs 2y ago
Thanks for the good laugh, but yeah, the time before source control is not that far behind some of us.
755.
by hobs 2y ago
Pretty much all python, dicts work just as well over here.
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by hobs 2y ago
Don't do as much "local" sysadmin stuff as most of the workloads moved to the cloud and containers, and that's all automateable via APIs which are much nicer to work with in python with its useful library support. (one o
757.
by hobs 2y ago
And as far as I can tell its no longer a priority at MSFT, reading the complaints from the MVPs on Github about how MSFT promised a bunch of further investment that has not been realized, changes not implemented, good stuff just sort of lef
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by hobs 2y ago
Not sure, I realized later that the car was made in 1986 and was 20 years old at the time of the crash (and so literally didn't come with airbags.) I just figured they were old as hell, and I ended up having to hold myself off the stee
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by hobs 2y ago
It's possible, but completely anecdotally I was in a six car pileup and watched the stuff move from my backseat to the window to smash against it in what felt like 20-30 seconds. I remember clearly having several thoughts in what could
760.
by hobs 2y ago
And would you say Alito's wife is flying it for her support for BLM or... something else? Getting abstract and dissembling about it doesn't change the fact that the meaning is clear and obvious to anyone who isn't sea lioning
761.
by hobs 2y ago
Pretty much this, 18 months ago my CEO told me we HAD to get into this space, and I told him that basically our money came from our private product and that the only way our big enterprise customers were going to play game with us was eithe
762.
by hobs 2y ago
Generally the word DBA has a pretty broad meaning - and one of them is that you were a click admin that got hoisted into being responsible for your database servers, and things like software engineering tools (git, shell scripting in genera
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by hobs 2y ago
One thing I saw which was weird as hell was poetry has serious issues with changing windows requirements (specifically removing them) and has a tendency to throw all sorts of fun errors (its method of removing files is not file system frien
764.
by hobs 2y ago
It's definitely moderated in my later years, but I found I was an insufferable person until I started smoking cannabis in my 20s. I had one super nerdy friend and most people did not like me at all. Doing drugs opened my eyes to how mu
765.
by hobs 2y ago
Generally a good first approach is to recuse oneself when conflicts of interest appear, a significant portion of this court has failed this test.
766.
by hobs 2y ago
For 80MB of data sqlite should also be insanely fast, 1s doesn't seem like a DB problem.
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by hobs 2y ago
Don't forget you can type any of those menu items in the help dialog and it will not only tell you where it is, and not only let you activate it, it will helpfully show you the deeply nested set of submenus required to activate it. Oh
768.
by hobs 2y ago
It's funny that you mentioned apple because their system shortcuts are integrated as hell and they even let you map them in the OS -> App level, way better than anything MS has ever shipped.
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by hobs 2y ago
Yes, which are all controlled by the parties who nominate and elect these folks.
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by hobs 2y ago
Congress wants to pretend the other guy is the problem, gerrymandered their own districts and really only care about re-elected. Have a for life appointee in the courts do all the work for them is ideal cover for their more extreme ideals.
771.
by hobs 2y ago
What makes you think that's true given no evidence of that exists?
772.
by hobs 2y ago
This seems like any normal prompt jailbreak, what's different?
773.
by hobs 2y ago
Yeah, I was lucky that early in my career a swdev turned me onto intellij stuff, it's sometimes second best at stuff and sometimes the bugs are 10 years old with no fixes in sight, but it still feels way better all the time than vscode
774.
by hobs 2y ago
Where's your following of the other significantly more inconvenient parts? Mixed fibers, prohibitions against eating pork, tattoos, fully submissive women, uncovered heads, slavery, divorce, etc Some people actually do attempt to follo
775.
by hobs 2y ago
Damn yeah lawsuits are really a quick and useful remedy to these problems, as long as you are willing to wait a decade or more for the resolution.
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by hobs 2y ago
That really is the subset of startups we'd call VC backed - interested in hypergrowth and discussions of TAM instead of just making another profitable business.
777.
by hobs 2y ago
I recommend writing your own flame graph generator, the syntax is super simple and it will help you understand the span/subspan nesting. In some cases it's not that helpful if you don't have the right type of problem, eg I wa
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by hobs 2y ago
Palmer... Lucky? A stand? As in starting a company to sell AI and Robots to the DoD? Huh?
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by hobs 2y ago
Its amazing that someone could find errors they made in their code, "finish" fixing them, and then surmise there could be no further possibility of errors. If anything this mental state is a sign of an infinitesimal amount of soft
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by hobs 2y ago
Specifically because investors cared more about MRR and ARR than any specific numbers - this conversion is really what turned everything into a SaaS company.

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