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by kalaksi 1y ago
Sure, degrees don't _guarantee_ you'll be successful. That's just a misguided expectation. You might even create constraints to help you get there. Not all goals are misguided, and constraints can be misguided, too. Do constr
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by kalaksi 1y ago
Seems a little contradictory. For example: "Constraints scale better because they don’t assume knowledge. They are adaptive. They respond to feedback. A small team that decides, "We will not hire until we have product-market fit&q
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by kalaksi 1y ago
> I would add: successful people navigate worlds. Children play games. Seems kind of arrogant. I personally view goals and constraints as different kind of tools that are both helpful.
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by kalaksi 1y ago
Goals have always been more like milestones to me and also something that you can change. I see goals and constraints both as different kind of tools to be used. If you decide to change direction, both of them can change.
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by kalaksi 1y ago
It does, you'll probably have to enable proton in Steam settings. Also, in the store pages, you can see Steam Deck compatibility rating (and details about that) which means linux in practice. Some warnings regarding small text in some
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by kalaksi 1y ago
I now run KDE on Fedora after I got fed up with snaps and bugs in Ubuntu 24.04. For linux newbies, I'd actually suggest checking out Linux Mint with Cinnamon desktop. I used to run Mint a long time ago and recently installed it for som
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by kalaksi 1y ago
The point is that trade-offs are a fact of life. Some problems get solved, other problems appear. I'm not saying the new problems shouldn't be addressed, I'm just talking in general and I believe there are many kinds of solut
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by kalaksi 1y ago
I agree. Smart contracts or other functionality integrated into wallets could also improve usability e.g. regarding irreversibility and user mistakes. Base layer doesn't have to be the final way to use cryptocurrencies and it isn'
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by kalaksi 1y ago
That seems narrow-minded.
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by kalaksi 1y ago
The banks here have said that if you get scammed and money has been transferred (no cryptocurrency involved), there's nothing they can do. It was a bit surprising to hear since you only hear cryptocurrency transactions being irreversib
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by kalaksi 1y ago
Well, what did you study in the university? I did learn about BGP and routing in university since one of my subjects was information networks and protocols. But haven't really used it outside of some lab exercises since there's be
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by kalaksi 1y ago
Many years ago, Facebook started to ask for phone number for "security reasons" and so that you wouldn't "lose access to your account". They emphasized that the number wouldn't be used for anything else. I neve
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by kalaksi 1y ago
I disagree. Flatpak pros: - installing: easy to locate, install and has centralized management for updates. - flatpaks are also persistent. User-installs are in the home dir. - sandboxing built-in. Can't comment on other stuff. Haven&
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by kalaksi 1y ago
This is also why it's often frustrating to try to understand people's opinions regarding programming and code. There's almost always too little context, even without handwavy or subjective stuff like "it's too compl
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by kalaksi 1y ago
I don't claim to know the answer but flatpaks have easier distribution (flathub), package management, sandboxing, can share runtimes and are also portable in the sense that they work across linux distros. AppImage is a simple and even
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by kalaksi 1y ago
I don't think that's necessarily true. Why not offer alternative feeds or filters then? I think maximizing profit and sacrificing usability is a very clear motivator in many of these cases.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Can I suggest Lightkeeper (I'm the maintainer): https://github.com/kalaksi/lightkeeper . I made it for my own needs to simplify repetitive tasks and provide an efficient view, and it has hotkeys and trying to stay
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by kalaksi 2y ago
But what about afterwards? You move to a more performant language or just accept that you're now invested in JS?
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by kalaksi 2y ago
> 2. Implementation Language doesn’t matter I'm not sure how performant modern day JS is but aren't you still leaving a lot of performance improvements on the table? Sure, algorithm may matter more but who says you can't u
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by kalaksi 2y ago
It is. Confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Edit: see e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_security
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by kalaksi 2y ago
So much this. I recently looked into using GitHub Actions but ended up using GitLab instead since it had official tools and good docs for my needs. My needs are simple. Even just little scripting would be better than having to use and audit
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Don't be daft. There are plenty of comments for and against. HN consists of multiple people.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Isn't that still less awful than having to administer other kind of drugs again and again for suffering and slowly dying patients that want to die? The situation is just bad regardless.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Free market isn't going to solve it because there's no profit in it. Quite the opposite.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
I think that's a tad idealistic, though. You'd need the resources to keep fighting against the constant changes and ever diverging codebase the more Google goes it's own way. And already has been doing it slowly. Also, Mozill
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Good to know!
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by kalaksi 2y ago
I actually am, but want to keep configs more distro agnostic.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
What if I'm using docker-compose?
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Matrix works fine for many people. If there's something similar but better, it's free to compete.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Then you probably could have increased the intensity faster and your physio would have agreed. For me, the balance is delicate and it's easy to overdo exercising which can set the healing back

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