jpdb

19 ms·

61.
by jpdb 6y ago
I thought the same thing, but after reading what the comment said again it wasn't a "use terraform or don't" story, it was terraform vs "import prototype". Generally for most resources, I feel like I can write
62.
by jpdb 6y ago
Is this a class reductionist argument? Are you saying, for example, a black women at Google doesn't deal with adversity and is no longer effected by politics because they make a large amount of money?
63.
by jpdb 6y ago
> It's still a great workplace as long as you can discard politics. There are large swathes of people who can't just "discard politics" because they are directly affected by the current political status quo.
64.
by jpdb 6y ago
> You're literally defaming his work. His "work" does a fine job of that on its own.
65.
by jpdb 6y ago
> Granted he's got Youtuber money and other gun-sales related money to help This is the difference. Most Americans don't have access to this capital, or access to means of borrowing this capital, and if they do have the means
66.
by jpdb 6y ago
> That's your belief because "legitimate opinions". What is "legitimate opinions"? That is the crux. I'd say this was a poor choice of words. All opinions are "legitimate" in that people actually
67.
by jpdb 6y ago
Interesting article! I'll try to pay more mind in the future. That said, > First, they trot out the Holmes quote for the proposition that not all speech is protected by the First Amendment. But this is not in dispute. Maybe not in
68.
by jpdb 6y ago
> Put a banner up. Identify it with Mr Yuck sticker. I would consider this a form of censorship as well, and I would absolutely support it. > That we should be debating, identifying and responding to bad/poor speech. It should no
69.
by jpdb 6y ago
> For better or worse, America was built on the idea that I can have an absolutely stupid idea and that's my right. > That's a core tenant of free speech I'd disagree heavily with this assessment based on these two poin
70.
by jpdb 6y ago
> youtube ad-free premium has kept me on google play music I've been a subscriber since 2016 as well and this is as well as music uploads is what has kept me on Google Play music. YouTube music has this functionality now, but it sti
71.
by jpdb 6y ago
> Is it something that will actually give you a competitive advantage if you do it better than everyone else? I think you also need to evaluate if it can even be done better than everyone else, and the effort required to do so.
72.
by jpdb 6y ago
Calling gRPC endpoints from the browser isn't something that works very well today.
73.
by jpdb 7y ago
> a far cry from Canadian hate speech laws in which the expression of certain points of view is deemed a crime. Can you link to these laws? Because if you're talking about bill C-16, it's very clear that it isn't making it
74.
by jpdb 7y ago
This whole article was pretty...odd to me. I felt like it spread disinformation to glorify Sweden's decision to not implement lockdown. The decision to not suspend civil liberties is a complicated one, so I don't want to go into
75.
by jpdb 7y ago
I have interacted with the guy that started OBS a few times because he's a member of a community I am in. He's an extremely intelligent person and definitely deserves some positive attention. If you use OBS and find value in it yo
76.
by jpdb 7y ago
> But maybe that's infeasible for deeply nested structs. That's the crux of my issue. If it was only for a single, un-nested field then it would be trivial. I am currently solving it by walking through the whole struct, but th
77.
by jpdb 7y ago
Wish the json.Register funcion had been in 1.14. Desperately need it for a project I'm working on. If anyone has any ideas for overriding structs in a pkg I'd love to hear them!
78.
by jpdb 7y ago
There seems to be a misunderstanding regarding what Continuous Delivery (CD) is, as well as what is all required. CD doesn't necessarily refer to Deployment of Delivered artifacts. Instead, once code is merged back into your release br
79.
by jpdb 7y ago
> The only drawback is that you are the one to maintain the OS upgrades, security, etc Since you are running everything in docker this could probably be made easier by using a slimmed down distro with automatic updates. You'll still
80.
by jpdb 7y ago
I always see "both sides" participating in HN comments, but I overwhelmingly see people shooting down CoC's (and similar documents) here as opposed to supporting them. Here's my personal take as someone who is very socia
81.
by jpdb 7y ago
If someone is driving and accelerating 0-60 in 3s while using the chat app the problem will likely sort itself out.
82.
by jpdb 7y ago
I know this is a yet-to-be released product and it says Python is supported, but does anyone know if it is possible to install 3rd party libraries and interact with the filesystem? Interested in installing a webserver like flask on here.
83.
by jpdb 7y ago
A lot of these people were quite young when RuneScape was popular. I would also appreciate at least a small effort to not glorify their actions...but what are you "calling out"? 13 year olds who botted some gold 10 years ago?
84.
by jpdb 7y ago
Employees who can't voice their dissatisfaction for the status quo without fear of repercussion can't truly voice their dissatisfaction. There's an EXTREME amount of power imbalance between employer and employee; if employees
85.
by jpdb 7y ago
Would you mind linking this study? I tried quite a bit of searching for it under the keywords you mentioned but nothing came up.
86.
by jpdb 7y ago
My fear is that if the VPN connection is severed, you're locked out of your environment. I typically have a public bastion and just shut it down. In AWS you aren't paying for it if it's turned off and you have an "escape
87.
by jpdb 7y ago
So why not just tell them a number, because the company is going to go for the lowest in the range anyways?
88.
by jpdb 7y ago
Is knative build api supported as well?
89.
by jpdb 8y ago
It's much easier to manage an application's life-cycle in a systemd unit file than it is in sysvinit bash script. Unit files are much more declarative and self-contained compared to a bash script. And the bonus is that if you nee
90.
by jpdb 8y ago
> Uh, I don't think so? Pretty sure they either gave up, decided it was unconstitutional, or both. I think it's technically still a law that's on the books and the American federal government did try to claim PGP was &quot

More ›