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by lambic 5y ago
Exactly this. The libraries in my city are fantastic well-maintained places, but we pay fairly high (compared to the US at least) taxes for that privilege.
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by lambic 5y ago
The meeting should be in your zoom history at that point.
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by lambic 5y ago
It's cellular automata all the way down.
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by lambic 5y ago
> My company is not very big(100ish employees) I don't get how this is relevant at all, it's more about how much data your company stores than how many employees it has. I've worked for a company with 5000 employees that s
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by lambic 5y ago
Yeah this is important for me. My work day is organised with Jira tickets, and we all know how klunky the Jira interface can be, so I installed one of the Jira cli clients[1] and it's invaluable. I can do all my ticket management from
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by lambic 5y ago
We have AWS backups, "offsite" backups on another cloud provider, and air-gapped backups in a disconnected hard drive in a safe. The extra expense outlay for the 2 additional backups is approximately $50/month, so it's n
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by lambic 5y ago
The people who do this in my neighbourhood don't use a car/truck, I see them either walking or on a bicycle lugging giant bags of cans on their backs. I try to help them out by separating my cans/bottles into another bag.
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by lambic 5y ago
I try to always read a chapter of my book before bed every night. Most of the time I enjoy it, sometimes it feels like a chore, very occasionally I'm just too tired and it doesn't happen. I used to read more. The most obvious culp
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by lambic 5y ago
The only time I can see this being useful is on solo developer projects, and solo developers probably can't afford it.
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by lambic 5y ago
Why don't you say what you're thinking instead of disguising your opinions as questions?
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by lambic 5y ago
My first job was as an operator for a UK bank. The work was: * Putting paper on printers * Taking paper off printers * Decollating the paper that came off printers * Putting tapes into tape drives * Taking tapes out of tape drives The s
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by lambic 5y ago
I have a shell script that sends my daily scrum update to slack and it includes a fortune at the end, including the occasional bofh excuse.
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by lambic 5y ago
Yep, I have a Razer mouse and it works fine on Ubuntu/i3, just had to adjust the sensitivity down so it wasn't flinging the pointer around the screen at the slightest touch.
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by lambic 5y ago
I'm eating your shed. I like it.
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Bank of England warns on crypto-currency risks(bbc.com)
3 points by lambic 5y ago|0 comments
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by lambic 5y ago
They're commonwealth countries so that has an impact, but yes USA is hard to get into.
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by lambic 5y ago
If it's super important to me, I'll actively look for it. Opt-in advertising is another option, I have no problem receiving advertising I've specifically agreed to receive.
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by lambic 5y ago
The only skyscraper game I remember was the one where you're flying a plane that's getting lower and lower and you have to bomb the scyscrapers before you crash into them. Probably not a game that would get made today...
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by lambic 5y ago
I remember doing ls /usr/bin/x* and just running all of them to see what they did, there were a lot of fun things in those days. Here's a pretty exhaustive list: https://cyber.dabamos.de/unix/x11&#x2
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by lambic 5y ago
I'm older than you and I definitely prefer text for programming related tutorials but I'll jump straight to videos for more practical things. Reading a recipe is fine for a lot of cooking, but some things like "How to spatchc
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by lambic 5y ago
Posting to social media assumes that the maintainers actually read whichever network you happen to be posting to. I guess linking to the project might make it more discoverable. I did star the project on github, but that doesn't provid
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Ask HN: How do you praise an open source project?
3 points by lambic 5y ago|2 comments
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by lambic 5y ago
We've had reports of some intermittent 500 errors from cloudfront, apart from that our sites are up.
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by lambic 5y ago
Lots of butter under the skin, cover the whole thing with bacon for the first 90% of cooking time.
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by lambic 5y ago
Even more correct would be to use an array: stuff=("foo foo" "bar" "baz") for route in "${stuff[@]}"; do curl localhost:8080/"$route" done
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by lambic 5y ago
>= 25km walked on Pokemon Go / week <= $70(summer)/$100(winter) Electricity consumption / quarter >= 1 book chapter / day >= 1 time leaving the apartment / day income - expenses > 0
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by lambic 5y ago
> it takes a bit of reading to figure our virtual environments The problem is that depending on what article you read or what tutorial you follow you'll learn different things. I recently wanted to write something using flask. I fo
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by lambic 5y ago
When I saw the headline I thought the article was going to be about the ridiculously confusing tooling landscape around python development. I'm never sure what package manager or virtual environment thingy I'm supposed to be using
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by lambic 5y ago
My son watched the reboot, I credit his ability to use punctuation correctly to that show.
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Ask HN: Can I add a “Share to HN” link on my blog?
2 points by lambic 5y ago|3 comments

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