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jethro_tell
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jethro_tell
2y ago
I wrote about this here[0] so I'm not going to post it again, and it's not a direct answer to you question but I hope it can be useful. A note that is extremely important is that medication without behavioral change and coaching i
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2y ago
On one hand, probably yes, on the other hand, if that's the way it's been done for 200+ years as this guy says, then it's not sound to be running a business without a plan for that until things are changed.
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2y ago
Farming can be hard, but every business can get insurance that covers the risks associated with that particular business. And the risks in farming and raising livestock include total loss of crop or livestock from weather and or disease. I
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2y ago
People that make a percentage of their income from company stock? I don't really want to be a stock owner, but the difference between paying my bills and doing more comes down to how people feel about the value of my companies stock.
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2y ago
heh, so is wiping your parents asses.
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2y ago
That, doesn't make any sense 4k allows monitors to push past 24 inches, though, on a 24 or less 2k is plenty for me, but the generation of 22 inch 1080p monitors was rough on the eyes.
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2y ago
Heh, rocking a self built tmux/vim setup her myself, but even still I don't think I'm so cynical to think the only reason is for the marketing speak. I assume they have a reason, I just can't guess whatnot is.
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2y ago
I mean, yeah that's pretty smooth, I'm not even sure I could notice it past 15/30.
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2y ago
Honest question. What could you possibly do with a text editor at 120 fps that you can't do at 15 or 30? I can't think or type that fast and I can't read scroll back that fast either so I can't wrap my head around needi
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2y ago
But yaml is fine at config, it sucks at looping, conditionals and data structures, if you aren't fixing that its just another standard we have to learn, so thanks for that
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2y ago
Its not even the white space, a food liter or language server can handle that. It's not that, as much ad the fact that the most complex data structure is a list. If you want to get crazy, you can push a dict into a list and operated o
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2y ago
I hope not, toml is even worse at complex things and just slightly better at the stuff that isn't confusing. Add a k:v to a mildly complex dict. At this point, I'm pushing into a place where I'm just going to switch to go bec
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2y ago
One of the problems that the yaml interpreter class of languages, or whatever you'd call them, suffer from is the fact that yaml itself is a language and tends to be more or less undocumented in the interpreter docs. It's sort of
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2y ago
No, before terraform, someone has to boot a machine and slap an image on it or do an OS install, Register the host in some way and have it checking for the terraform. I use ansible for creating machine images or initial provisioning. (I d
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2y ago
Part of what's happening here is a combo of making a small business being expensive and a good chunk of the population living hand to mouth. The people with the cash to start the business and get the space and equipment just sold to PE
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2y ago
Someone somewhere has to set up machines so you can do containers. Doesn't name an they are pets.
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2y ago
What makes you think any small business like this would need to get VC funding for a website and a simple tui program with a couple features? People make cafes and coffee shops all the time without taking money or at least VC money.
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2y ago
Sub total 5.99 Total. 10.80 Wait, what?
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2y ago
Lol, the subset of people buying coffee via ssh and shopping elsewhere via ssh is going to be insanely small, they can probably already more or less track you. Additionally, you're probably giving a shipping address and using a card nu
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2y ago
I mean, some of us are going to buy and drink coffee anyways.
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2y ago
This is where certs are nice, sign one every morning with a 8/12 hour TTL
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2y ago
And at the same time, publishing music has never been easier. There is so much good stuff out there but you aren't going to find it if your process for finding new music is letting the same guys that made top 40 with payola jam their
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2y ago
I just want that rant from the end of the video on a mug.
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3y ago
Selectively, with mostly hearsay evidence, against specific groups. Music Venues, and radio stations probably. There will be a whole genera of tracks remixed to 116.
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3y ago
How much of this includes that fact that a) it didn't matter too much previously, I.e. it works and b) until recently there's been a lot of network latency to solve for in a lot of terminal use cases.
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3y ago
Lol, I guess Linux did just drop 386 and 486 a couple years ago.
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3y ago
Also, given the context its clearly malice. If there was one commit with a stray period that disabled the sandbox, sure, might be a typo. But the other stuff where they're unpacking specific byte ranges from multiple places in the test
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3y ago
You're not wrong, I'm mostly joking here because its a little funny to think about the bureaucracy of spycraft and malice. Not James bond stuff, no beautiful high value targets getting seduced, its just some guy with ADD that spen
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3y ago
Some group of coders pissed off because the were rushed into shipping and a middle manager or two that were trying to make an arbitrary deadline blaming it on incompetent devs.
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3y ago
I think googles program to hire security researchers was a minor step in the right direction, but it would behoove big tech and or various governments, to do the same thing these state intelligence actors are doing, and take a look at all o
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