klooney

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Systemd replacing ELF dependencies with dlopen(mastodon.social)
113 points by klooney 3y ago|90 comments
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by klooney 3y ago
I've become extraordinarily reliant on fzf's shell history integration.
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by klooney 3y ago
The immigration is mostly unauthorized and down-market. H1B and green cards, the kind of immigrants who compete with HN denizens, has remained statically capped.
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by klooney 3y ago
Sounds a lot like the old regime in the US.
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by klooney 3y ago
I can't read swedish, but it has the phrase "delta-9-THC". Outside of California, Marijuana is still technically illegal, but substantially similar intoxicants from hemp have been legal since 2018, and you can go have the who
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by klooney 3y ago
What's the "Day Knowledge Direction" cluster in the Atlas view?
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by klooney 3y ago
First party clients are typically an afterthought, and you can't add features without getting a PM to sign off, which strangles the impulse to polish & sand down rough edges.
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by klooney 3y ago
It's not clear that the vendors will respect that when the going gets tough, or that they don't have "no just force the update" channels. I think Apple has done that, for instance.
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by klooney 3y ago
Async's perfect use case is proxies though- get a request, go through a small decision tree, dispatch the I/O to the kernel. You don't want proxies doing complex logic or computation, the stuff that creates bottlenecks in the
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by klooney 3y ago
Even people working on the higher level stuff have more exposure to matrix multiplication than people working on CRUD apps.
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by klooney 3y ago
> San Francisco is a huge city It's got under a million people, and is only the second largest in the Bay Area. It's locally very important, but let's not get carried away here.
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by klooney 3y ago
https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/product/ortholinear-split-er... you could have both
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by klooney 3y ago
> the news media could have shifted to providing context that helps people keep track of long-running processes that affect them This was Vox's initial schtick, but they kind of abandoned it after a while- it didn't bring reade
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by klooney 3y ago
And then they leave and form better companies, because they understand how things work, and then US politicians are sad because their critical industries are gone.
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by klooney 3y ago
Hey, I think about that story all the time too, I'm glad I'm not the only one it's haunting.
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by klooney 3y ago
K8S has a credible local development and testing story, ECS and ASGs do not. The fact that there's a generic interface for load-balancer like things, and then you can have a different implementation on your laptop, in the datacenter, a
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by klooney 3y ago
Helm is the only infrastructure package manager I've ever used where you could reliably get random third party things running without a ton of hassle. It's a huge advantage.
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by klooney 3y ago
I really like devbox- https://www.jetpack.io/devbox very simple JSON format, direnv boilerplate generator built in. It's like easy mode for per project nix stuff.
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by klooney 3y ago
Aircraft carriers.
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by klooney 3y ago
> You just don’t see a 20-year-old woman imagining herself as a housewife and cooking meals anymore Au contraire, this is now a popular content vertical/subculture- "tradwife" is the keyword you need to dig this stuff up.
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by klooney 3y ago
France was one of the nations on the frontier of fertility panic in the 1800s.
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by klooney 3y ago
> Urbanisation generally decreases fertility, but Israel has a high population density and high fertility. But exclusively with the highly religious population, no?
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by klooney 3y ago
I have never worked with state legislators, but my general impression is that they're more, uh, polite, than the general population. I framed that version as "vulgar..." for a reason.
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by klooney 3y ago
Ruy Texeira's The Emerging Democratic Majority in the early lights is the source of this. Was a very talked about book, The Atlantic did a big feature, there's a retrospective on it every few years. There's also the original
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by klooney 3y ago
Android's whole design is very Danger though- the Java userspace, Binder RPC stuff.
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by klooney 3y ago
Yeah- the license and single-source-of-developers mean that Fuchsia has looked like a Trojan horse to competitors.
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by klooney 3y ago
From his substack, basically the same article: https://www.joshbarro.com/p/universities-are-not-on-the-leve...
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by klooney 3y ago
With more engineers you could make more babies per month or something.
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by klooney 3y ago
> In many work places, there are high fixed costs (in time and effort) associated with PR reviews. The ideal solution for this, according to the author, is to not require PR reviews for only tidyings. Well that sounds like a loaded footg
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by klooney 3y ago
In my suburb, everyone seems to be barrelling around on those new fangled ebike things. Probably a certain amount of substitution there.

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