jonasdegendt

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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
> A better Helm would be nice. Consider CDK8s (Typescript or Go) or Jsonnet. We evaluated Cue and the two aforementioned options and ended up with CDK8s using Typescript and it's incredibly powerful.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Insurance on a 2000 EUR bike runs 10 bucks a month at the most.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Heck I can't plug my car in at home and it's still fine. I simply plan for the fact that I might spend 20 minutes here or there at the charger, at most once a week. Best case I do some grocery shopping, worst case I just sit in th
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Why? Because they can buy cheap TV's at Walmart? American households have a good amount of discretionary spending, but for the ticket items that actually matter such as quality housing, healthy food and healthcare my money stretches a
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Where can I buy call options on eggs?
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Your description of the landing reminds me of the old Hong Kong Kai Tak airport approach. You basically had to fly straight over the city, high rise buildings straight ahead, and bank right as hard as the plane would let you at just the rig
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Yubikeys with a passkey for every major service. One on the keychain, a nano one permanently in the laptop. This lets you access anything with the key and a password.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
I have a Yubikey (well, two actually) on my keychain for 2FA, gets rid of those pesky apps.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
If that happens, aren’t you pretty much walking to the closest mobile phone store? A basic device that’ll give you access to the internet, mail and maps is basically a commodity the same way a toothbrush is.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
They're getting more expensive to lease because their residual value is not nearly as high as leasing companies expected. They're about 20k because: 1. The local secondary market isn't really all the interested in ex-lease el
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Thank you, very insightful!
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Is there anyone that works at Google that can confirm this? What's left of Borg at Google? Did the company switch to the open source Kubernetes distribution at any point? I'd love to know more about this as well. > exploiting t
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Usually plus stock grants though, which are taxed as income.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
I'm in an async company and team, we practice scrum too. Half the team in the US, half in Europe. First of all, the standup isn't daily, it's twice a week. People still miss it for reasons (kids, doctors appointments, ...), a
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Leaving and coming back on a new tourist visa within a short time frame, as opposed to just overstaying your initial tourist visa in the first place.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
This is good advice. And don't let your first experience(s) write off professional help. "Shop" around if you have to, it took me a while to find a psychologist that I felt I was clicking with.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Another similar scan is the Ghent altarpiece[0], and you get to compare the pieces before and after a restoration. [0] https://closertovaneyck.kikirpa.be/ghentaltarpiece/#home
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
> You often still need to negotiate individual agreements with major airlines in order to be able to publish and sell their fares. Out of curiosity, what's stopping you from just scraping/crawling this on a daily basis? I'
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
We do this with the family, come Christmas time when everyone's together, everyone gets to pick 50 to 100 pictures to cast to the Apple TV and go over each picture. It's a lot of fun seeing people's highlight of the year. We
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
One way? That's anything but normal. Even if it's two-way it's nowhere near the norm. The EU records this for pretty much all member states, and Ireland shows an average of 28 minutes.[0] > In 2019, more than half (61.3%)
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
I got some pet rabbits that roam free in our yard and as they've been working on creating various burrows all over the place, they've been pulling out insane amounts of bricks and stone rubble. Impressive on the rabbits end, prett
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
I understand that, except the reported insured amount matches the reported amount of money lost in the scam, so as much as it adds up, it doesn't square with the rest of the article.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
The article claims the bank's losses were insured by the federal government, yet it closes by saying some people that banked there are having financial trouble. How's this work? Aren't the bank's losses essentially peopl
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
> ‘verbonden’ Co-op is the word you’re looking for. These co-ops went far beyond just healthcare after all. They owned bakeries, pharmacies, entertainment facilities for the workers, …
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Seems to be enabled by default, or at least it was on my relatively recent account created in 2022.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Sure, but when people propose a land value tax it's because morally, they've come to the conclusion that the current system is unjust. Systemic changes need to originate somewhere, right?
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Norway also has a weekly tradition called "Taco Friday" that a decent amount of people participate in, so it's safe to say that generalizing food habits doesn't really work anymore nowadays.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
He's a cabover in the original comic and animated show, the first movie's twenty-something years later.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Someone mentioned steroids, but Epogen is another example.
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by jonasdegendt 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think you're meant to clone them per se. You're better off creating a unique passkey for each device, and if one is lost you can revoke that passkey without bricking your backup device

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