kreeben

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by kreeben 5y ago
Way back in the day I played Max Payne on a Win2k server and it worked great. Couldn't make the OS crash even if I tried. Best MS OS ever.
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>> babies and kids are optimized for the learning ... in a way adults are not, I suppose. Begs the question, when do you go from being a kid to being an adult and can we postpone this transition, and should we? I recently realized tha
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by kreeben 5y ago
Some super markets carry your favorite brand of frozen chicken nuggets, others do not. Makes me think there are agreements between producers and retailers and that those agreements are all about money. I bet there are clauses in those agree
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Au contraire, it's the first thing you should broadcast, unless you're trying to scam people out of their PII.
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by kreeben 5y ago
N+1 issues aren't nearly as devastating as N^2. Commend them for not putting your systems to a complete halt, then teach them how to reason about this properly. >> a quality gate Yes, this, also.
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by kreeben 5y ago
But now you have someone in your team who will never, ever make that same mistake again and should be your new go-to guy for all X related changes (X being DNS or what-have-you). Firing someone with that type of experience does not lead to
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by kreeben 5y ago
An unsubstantiated but to me very plausible theory about America is that its society is designed in such a way that it creates a huge lower class for its upper class to abuse ("hire for peanuts"). This abuse is a means for the ric
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by kreeben 5y ago
Stop tickling my imagination like that. It's not fair to a person who's almost 50.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Slightly off topic but I find myself stuck at being "please for the love of god don't use spaces in git branch names" old. Anno dazumal this might not even have been an issue and I'm just cargo culting.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Why? Please enlighten me. Also, what else should be stripped out?
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by kreeben 5y ago
Instead of "phone" do you actually mean "laptop"? Interfacing with a SIM through a computer seems pretty Futuramaistic to me. How does _that_ work?
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and now you have two problems
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> Single files apps no longer extract any core runtime assemblies to temporary directories I might be ignorant here but if you're not specifically pointing out what version DLL's you want, aren't you in fact publishing
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> ASP.NET Core in .NET 6. I've been on .net since 1.1 and .net Core since 1.0 and this statement makes me so confused. Core lives _inside_ of .net 6? Is there a non-core ASP.NET that also lives inside that framework? I thought .
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We should also try and figure out why certain, much more damaging drugs than the ones you listed, are permitted while those that you did are not. >> we universally agree that illicit drugs can be damaging to your life We absolutely do
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by kreeben 5y ago
Just around the corner: Karmaverse. Everything you say personally intermixed with everything you say professionally, graded on a scale of one. 1 == good. 0 == bad. Just as everyone had hoped, fame about your outrageous behavior in the last
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by kreeben 5y ago
That's wild. First a chimp had sex with a pig. Then the same chimp had sex with the offspring. Then again with it's grandchildren. What a dirty chimp. But still, I'm glad they did it.
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by kreeben 5y ago
I did "creature that is half man half bear half pig" but out came a regular bearpig. I wonder if it first created a manbear, then replaced the man parts with piggie ones. Anyways, very neat, this.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Another theory (or is it "thesis"?): To VC's, the 1990's internet was a "grab all you can before it's to late" in the same way the App Store was when it was launched. Using lots of VC money the current pla
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by kreeben 5y ago
I just finished reading this [0]. Your story-telling abilities are great. Your technical abilities as well. As a hobbyist search engine "engineer" doing independent research and slowly building on my search engine code base, I wou
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by kreeben 5y ago
My SIM card has 30x more horsepower than my C64. Mind blown.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Will you agree with this? Corporate speak, definition: - to say what's in the best interest of the corporation, no matter what the circumstance - to not tell the truth, unless it's something that can become a huge PR success for t
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by kreeben 5y ago
It's funny to me that you think Musk isn't an "always-be-selling" type of person and that you think he speaks his mind without spewing "corporate speak" because to me, "Musk speak" is just another for
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by kreeben 5y ago
I think that looking upon him as The One Who's Name We Shall Not Speak and effectively killing him on the internet will lead to him becoming a martyr among his supporters. Considering his diverse support from a number of different gras
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Of course exercise has an effect on whether or not you are obese, because if you spend more calories than you absorbed through eating, you will loose weight. Exercise is a way to spend calories.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Yes, humility. This. I used to have it. Now I wish I had more of it. How can I get it? I used to read lots of books. Maybe that's what I should start doing again. I say this quite unsarcastically.
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I do to and this is partly my point. If I had taken for granted that traditions are good then I wouldn't have questioned waterfall project stand-ups, a concept that is essentially good and I would have been much wiser for it. For me, t
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In my mind, here's a Good Tradition (TM): before crossing a street, look to your left then your right then your left again. The only reason I as a small child learned this was because in a world where cars drive on the right side it ma
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>> 'unquestionable human right' extends to all the service workers The notion of service workers working remote is a silly one. I regret calling it a 'unquestionable human right'.
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by kreeben 5y ago
I don't fully agree. Instead, what I think, is that the stock holders of the company I work for are very fortunate that I work for them. Are we better off compared to service workers? Oh yeah, definitely.

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