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by imetatroll 3y ago
As for taking your servers with you. You don't have to! Use tailscale (or wireguard). Just downgrade your hardware a bit beforehand perhaps in order to decrease burden.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Very cool to see! I find it interesting that being young you didn't automatically gravitate towards Linux. It is IMHO much more interesting to use than windows, is free in a variety of ways, and gives you the power to customize as mu
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Is gvisor considered sufficient when running 3rd-party code? Are there other measures that should be taken in addition to using gvisor?
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I have to pass gas all of the time due to my gut so if you insist on me being in an office setting of any kind... prepare yourself for the worst.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I always wondered if anyone ever really plays Hackmaster? I'm guessing no. It seems to be a very intricate, rule heavy game.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Thanks for the thorough response. I work some of these points in when I bring it up again with the CTO.
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Ask HN: Anyone have good experiences with using rust in crude web development?
3 points by imetatroll 3y ago|3 comments
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by imetatroll 3y ago
The article is about delivering a complete, working project "on time". I have a neighbor whose home is being renovated and it is already 2x the time the contractor originally quoted. Of course it is easier for a developer to walk
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Excalidraw is excellent! I wonder if the paid app is funding one or more (or not even one) developers or not.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I have weird muscular ticks or tremors that are sudden and then stop generally over and over again in the same muscles - either the bicept or the calf - at times. I haven't figured out if it is related to stress or lack of sleep both
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by imetatroll 3y ago
The actual reason is asymptotes. I leave it as an exercise to the reader to see what happens as you divide by smaller and smaller numbers as they approach zero. In calculus you want continuity. You don't want your curve to suddenly j
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Just use geometry to explain these things. Vectors. In a 2D plane. If that isn't intuitive enough for a person I don't know what is.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
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by imetatroll 3y ago
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by imetatroll 3y ago
The danger in your comment is that people who are primarily "working" because they want to play on someone else's dollar with some new, frivolous tech - from the perspective of what their business actually needs - are going t
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I mean maybe if you aren't in the USA but based on the intense political divide there the vitriolic teams cannot stand one another. I would never risk work stability over anything other than a direct work related topic.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Man does this resonate. More people should endure kids not just for this but for the joyful moments as well.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Western culture no longer seems to appreciate the commitment that is required to raise children. Personally I think people are too self-centered and are too eager to seek hedonism. Whether or not it will be OK long term is to be seen. I h
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by imetatroll 3y ago
To the detriment of the child.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
I think that the real takeaway is that creating a game that uses these systems is very hard to create. In other words it is "trivial" because anything complex would be hard to program and make consistent and most importantly fun.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
As much convenience is brought to the table with cloud solutions I cannot help but feel that large parts of what are being offered should never be touched. They do get touched however by over-eager, young, energetic employees who read such
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by imetatroll 3y ago
This is what skyrim tries to do.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Well they try to justify it by saying that we unwashed masses don't have enough savvy to be investing.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Not what I am saying. Let me roll my eyes at your willful strawmanning.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
You have no idea how technology evolves based on your comments. Frankly it is pretty apparent that you don't care and have a cultish axe to grind.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Ow wow. I had no idea space or for that matter science did not exist for non-white people. Fascinating.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
The kind of scientific advancements needed to sustain on the moon or mars will tremendously improve our abilities to be sustainable here on Earth. You are willfully ignorant or naive.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
The way you dismiss SpaceX's accomplishments is just hilarious. As if you are some "insider" in the space industry. ROLF. SpaceX is awesome and inspiring in what it is doing.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Microsoft is risk averse only in the sense that they don't want any competition.
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by imetatroll 3y ago
Wow I've been using git for years and for some reason that never clicked for me. Thanks for pointing that out. Also being a de-refr probably helps.

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