klooney

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721.
by klooney 4y ago
That stretch of road is super popular for suicide attempts, feels like it happens once a month.
722.
by klooney 4y ago
If you want something that's free locally, but has a pretty good port-to-cloud story, you want kubernetes. Getting live with EKS in AWS is a little scary and painful and not cheap, but if you just work through https://www.ek
723.
by klooney 4y ago
It's so weird that the USA keeps saying "yeah we need to reopen Mountain Pass" and then never does it for years and years. There's lots of places you could mine in the USA, it's a big country.
724.
by klooney 4y ago
Ten years ago I was a junior and never quite managed to have a good commute- it was always too expensive, or my startup collapsed and then I had to go somewhere else, etc.
725.
by klooney 4y ago
Although LastPass had a pretty lousy UX for years and years.
726.
by klooney 4y ago
Schema changes are hard to roll out that way though.
727.
by klooney 4y ago
Can you moderate spam comments with this?
728.
by klooney 4y ago
Bank of mom and dad, presumably. Not sure what they do when father time comes calling though.
729.
by klooney 4y ago
Cars are unpopular, crossovers are popular. That's what the people want.
730.
by klooney 4y ago
Also, American rice is relatively arsenic heavy https://www.nature.com/articles/news050801-5 Was the first thing I could pull up, but I've read that in a couple places
731.
by klooney 4y ago
https://githubcopilotlitigation.com/ Some programmers are upset and already filing suit.
732.
by klooney 4y ago
Unless and ternaries are great signals in a pull request that you should build a truth table and double check it. They're backwards all the time, especially in less tested, error handling codepaths.
733.
by klooney 4y ago
Iirc Android is already there, but a lot of distros are also pretty deep into GCC, so probably only on the fringes
734.
by klooney 4y ago
What make? Lots of cars are much bigger now than they used to be, even if the model names haven't changed.
735.
by klooney 4y ago
Also, Twitter is a great big centralized system- it seems like it ought to make public key distribution very easy and straightforward.
736.
by klooney 4y ago
Something that makes this a little harder to analyze is that there is robust demand for the "Russia will collapse tomorrow" thesis, and pushing back gets coded as pro-Putin stooging. I worry that it makes the public conversation a
737.
by klooney 4y ago
Atlassian's bamboo has a terrible reputation
738.
by klooney 4y ago
You really probably could: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/autocad/id393149734
739.
by klooney 4y ago
5 preps is like a second part time job.
740.
by klooney 4y ago
And no mention of the fight over the amyloid hypothesis
741.
by klooney 4y ago
https://www.nwpb.org/2020/12/03/much-more-than-a-spotted-owl...
742.
by klooney 4y ago
Strauss family farms does that in the SF Bay Area, available at all the fancy grocery stores.
743.
by klooney 4y ago
Or just do what everyone else does and watch TV instead. I'm only kind of joking.
744.
by klooney 4y ago
Mirror: https://archive.ph/7q7H4
745.
by klooney 4y ago
I run most of my GUI stuff out of flatpaks now, it's pretty great. Run the latest releases on a stable LTS with no dependency problems.
746.
by klooney 4y ago
It's like that in San Francisco and Oakland too, although the suburbs in the bay are mostly much more chill.
747.
by klooney 4y ago
I feel like it might be fun, honestly. I love a good murder mystery. I wonder if they'll pay Netflix money when things start falling down.
748.
by klooney 4y ago
https://twitter.com/linaasahi/status/1577667445719912450 the people porting Linux to m1 macs seem bullish
749.
by klooney 4y ago
The first deployment from a newly hired SRE with no old heads to explain all the undocumented sharp edges. Oh boy.
750.
by klooney 4y ago
But also- https://web.archive.org/web/20221017065507/https://www.nytim...

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