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by joekrill 5y ago
OK, this is all well and good, and may be accurate... But this article is talking exclusively about the shape the butter is formed into. It doesn't have anything at all to do how it's made, or what ingredients it uses, or where
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by joekrill 5y ago
I honestly can't fathom how you could possibly make it through the entire game with hardly any bugs. When I played on my PS4 it crashed quite regularly (hourly, probably). It was only slightly better on my PS5. And bugs were everywhere
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by joekrill 5y ago
How? Luck, really. I think we give way too much credit to people for being "visionary" or talented when really the large part of their success is just luck (particularly around timing). For example, I think the situation with Pele
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by joekrill 5y ago
It's stealing either way! If I come to your house, take your car, and leave a pile of cash equal to the car's fair market value in it's place, are you going to be cool with that? I think we'd all agree that's theft.
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by joekrill 5y ago
> so I nabbed 2 margaritas off the drink mat and left a $20. Stealing two drinks because you couldn't get your way doesn't really strike me as acceptable behavior in any way. Just because you left a 20 doesn't make it any
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by joekrill 5y ago
Philadelphia has done this recently, to some extent: https://billypenn.com/2022/01/24/philadelphia-marijuana-empl...
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by joekrill 5y ago
The article says > It was last inspected in September So hopefully that's been addressed by now?
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by joekrill 5y ago
I always wonder how they can be so sure what these things are. In this case, for example, it's described as a "carved grid" and "is hewn into the stone slightly clumsily". Perhaps it was made for storing some specif
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by joekrill 5y ago
The underlying problem is they are asking you to trust Drata implicitly, sight-unseen, and give them unfettered access to their laptop. There is nothing preventing Drata from changing their minds and altering how their agent works or what i
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by joekrill 5y ago
Maybe they are big fans of Newsradio (one of my all-time favorite shows) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JpwjnMFlJI
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by joekrill 5y ago
It's completely self-hostable. You just need to provide a database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, CockroachDB). My impression is Ory Cloud is a hosted instance you can pay for instead of running it yourself (like using a hosted database solution
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by joekrill 5y ago
For those looking for a comparison, this is like an alternative to KeyCloak, except you have to "bring your own UI" - which I see as a pro, not a con. I've been evaluating Kratos for some time now, implementing it in a React&
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by joekrill 5y ago
Thanks, I'll evaluate Flagsmith as well! Not totally sure Flipper is in the same category - that's more a Ruby-specific library, no? I know they have a cloud offering, but that isn't open source. One more I found: https:&#x2
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by joekrill 5y ago
I've been looking into using Unleash ( https://www.getunleash.io/ ) for this sort of thing. Seems like that would be a better option than rolling-your-own, particularly if you have the infrastructure for it. I haven&#x27
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by joekrill 5y ago
A little pet-peeve I have is when an obscure(ish) acronym is used and never defined. Is SERP a well-known acronym? Perhaps this is a niche blog and I'm not the intended audience.
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by joekrill 5y ago
All of these product management processes seem to assume there's no underlying maintenance or tech debt that needs some level of attention. And there almost always is, but it's really hard to measure impact because it's usual
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by joekrill 5y ago
Actually Roku started as a "Netflix Box" meant to stream Netflix content, and funded by Netflix.
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by joekrill 5y ago
Did you read the emails, though? They certainly don't sound like simply asking about "where they are on the mDL standard". They are asking for NDAs to be signed - why is that necessary if this is just about the progress of i
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by joekrill 5y ago
It seems like it should be objective, but it isn't. Because you get people writing ridiculous "clever" one-liners that are difficult to parse and understand. That clever one-liner could be re-written to do the exact same thin
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by joekrill 5y ago
This is horrible advice. Just because something has been done a certain way for a long time does not mean it's something we should continue. In a lot of cases it just means we didn't have the knowledge that it was so bad for you.
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by joekrill 5y ago
100%. I use RhymeZone and Wordnik more than I care to admit during development work.
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by joekrill 6y ago
You can't match up the product with an actual user or person in any way.
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by joekrill 6y ago
What conclusions did you come to?
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by joekrill 6y ago
What a cool project! Really enjoyed reading about the recovery. Crazy how well that thing held up.
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by joekrill 6y ago
I've tried really, _really_ hard to like Bitwarden. But I ran into 2 huge issues, that ended up being blockers for me: 1. Sharing is super-confusing. I was trying to organize things for my mom, as well for my wife and I. And you have t
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by joekrill 6y ago
The guy that's arguably the impetus behind this whole GME thing gives a compelling story in a 5 minute youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alntJzg0Um4 * I don't own GME or have an interest in this whole
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by joekrill 6y ago
Clearly not everyone thinks that's the state of affairs. Roaring Kitty has clearly done quite a bit of research and thinks GME is undervalued. And if you believe that many of the folks on /r/wallstreetbets are being genuine,
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by joekrill 6y ago
In that case they could most definitely inform their investors directly and there's absolutely no need to make a public statement about it.
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by joekrill 6y ago
It's not mentioned specifically, but I think this very much falls into the "Accidental complexity" bucket. In the same way he describes someone choosing to use Mathematica for solving a problem - a developer choosing an obscu
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by joekrill 6y ago
I think the best point in the article is this: > ReScript, as with other statically typed functional languages, aims at changing the way code is approached at a fundamental level. We currently have a project written in ReScript and it&#x

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