jonfw

26 ms·

211.
by jonfw 3y ago
hacker news has a noprocast setting that boots you off of the website if you hang out too long, maybe check that out
212.
by jonfw 3y ago
You think these farm kids are going to be groomed to be the next Gates if they're not working farms?
213.
by jonfw 4y ago
Parents should be putting books into these kids hands. Society can not replace the role of a parent. We can and should help the parents, and the first step is assessing the root of the problem, and sometimes that looks a lot more like layin
214.
by jonfw 4y ago
Maybe so. Hopefully you’d find that out while looking at the spec for that particular function. If not, you may have to rewrite some code as you learn more. Life goes on
215.
by jonfw 4y ago
Many shops work by book time, not just dealers, although obviously YMMV based on the shop and the work. It’s more common for routine maintenance to be charged by book time since it’s a standard procedure, less common for more complicated is
216.
by jonfw 4y ago
> Create a privacy-focused ISP that doesn't collect user data or track their online activities. The company should be built on a strong incentive structure that prioritizes user privacy and data security, ensuring that users can bro
217.
by jonfw 4y ago
I've used sync-secrets before, which has worked well- https://github.com/Yelp/detect-secrets
218.
by jonfw 4y ago
It's a great location on the coast, with public transit, interesting architecture and culture. So people want to be there. The weather is great and the housing is incredibly expensive, so living on the street, in a tent, or out of a ca
219.
by jonfw 4y ago
We shouldn’t blame 5 year olds, sure, but their parents? Fair game IMO. This is not to say that society is without blame, but I feel that personal responsibility is increasingly left out of the public discourse
220.
by jonfw 4y ago
There are two causes to consider. The failure of society to provide equal opportunities to all, and the failure of individuals to capitalize on what opportunities they have available. The trouble with your criticism is that you are focusing
221.
by jonfw 4y ago
Mullvad's entire business is based around privacy, so they have a strong incentive to not collect your data. Your ISP does not have that incentive
222.
by jonfw 4y ago
The revert command is a good, easy solution- "git revert <commit-hash" run "git log" to grab the commit hash The really challenging parts of git IMO are around maintaining branches. Merge vs rebase, squash or no squas
223.
by jonfw 4y ago
When businesses buy now and pay later, it’s smart business. When consumers do it, they’re being taken advantage of?
224.
by jonfw 4y ago
Helm does a poor job of documenting their functions, and when you use helm, you're not really using go templates, you're using helm's wrapper around go templates. If you use go templates directly- it's very obvious what
225.
by jonfw 4y ago
I love go templates for this sort of thing, but obviously only works if you’re using golang
226.
by jonfw 4y ago
1. This is a very U.S.-centric view, not everybody has access to FDIC 2. The US has been the economic leader of the world for those hundred years, so of course nobody is losing money under the FDIC. But no guarantees on how long that will l
227.
by jonfw 4y ago
And if latency is important, you need that origin to be close to the user. The front end is the least latency critical component in a lot of stacks, because the user downloads it once and can cache it on their machine, whereas every single
228.
by jonfw 4y ago
FZF is a great ad-hoc UI. Let’s say I want to run an operation against a cluster- it’s way better to use fzf to select clusters from a list than it is to have to copy/paste a particular cluster name
229.
by jonfw 4y ago
I haven't daily driven linux on my desktop on a few years, so flatpak didn't have a ton of traction when I was a target user, but I do think it solves some of the problems I had running linux on my desktop I liked linux because I
230.
by jonfw 4y ago
This is oddly comforting to read
231.
by jonfw 4y ago
Does anybody have experience with hybrid cloud? It seems to me that having colo machines for your base loads would be the cheapest, having cloud machines available for flexibility would alleviate scalability / business continunity conc
232.
by jonfw 4y ago
if you're serving static assets
233.
by jonfw 4y ago
I don’t know where you live, but I had to pay extra for my SFH, a condo or townhome in an equivalent location is significantly cheaper
234.
by jonfw 4y ago
Seasonal operation is not desirable and has lots and lots of side effects. As an example, a smelter that operates half the year takes twice as much capital to produce the same throughput as one that operates year round. That’s before we get
235.
by jonfw 4y ago
I think that this is a silly comparison for a variety of reasons, including the weather
236.
by jonfw 4y ago
Yeah, I could easily see one person reading this and thinking that organized crime has infiltrated the police, while another would see this as a hit piece on cop buddies who give each other cutesy nicknames and get the same tattoos
237.
by jonfw 4y ago
Except for the mainland of America has things like warm weather and days of uniform length
238.
by jonfw 4y ago
"Just move to one of the most remote and inhabitable places in the world, work twice as much as average, and you too can join the middle class"
239.
by jonfw 4y ago
If we expect industry to take up the excess, than either 1. that industry will only operate according to the weather or 2. We'll still need some variable power generation that can be switched on when wind or solar isn't producing
240.
by jonfw 4y ago
I think the issue has been worsened because it was easier, politically, to work around the problem by making mortgages more attainable rather than by doing something to decrease the value of the home. In the short run, everybody is happy- d

More ›