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by lazyant 6y ago
Don't we have a problem if a governor and Houses in one state decide that the winner is their candidate, even if it's not or disputed? (see Florida and Gore).
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by lazyant 6y ago
> every editor worth its salt has an option to use vim keybindings Also a lot of inputs use Emacs binding or a subset of it: Bash and other shells, Cisco routers, heck, even in Slack you can Crtl-a or Crtl-k.
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by lazyant 6y ago
Yep. Add to the list: no Markdown support.
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by lazyant 6y ago
This is a beautiful book, especially if he or she is into magic: Magical Mathematics: The Mathematical Ideas That Animate Great Magic Tricks by Persi Diaconis, Ron Graham
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by lazyant 6y ago
Ah yes, that's simpler: systemctl stop iptables. Also need to do systemctl disable iptables just in case, otherwise if the server reboots the iptables service will restart.
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by lazyant 6y ago
Yes. Although iirc (it may have changed, haven't looked "recently" the iptable- commands are distro specific, as in not all of them have / had them).
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by lazyant 6y ago
For people asking: you can create a resetfw.sh script, for iptables: #!/bin/bash iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT iptables -t nat -F iptables -t mangle -F ipt
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by lazyant 6y ago
I'm using Joplin but looking to change. Issues I have with Joplin: - when I type towards the end of a document, the page jumps out of focus, very annoying. The rest I can kind of live with. - I'm not loving there's no
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by lazyant 6y ago
The gap between writing code ("programming") and producing software that is going to be available after a while, in a team ("software engineering") is maintainability.
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by lazyant 6y ago
Yes, these are very good points, all true, thanks. I still think that while this monolith has its drawbacks, the fact that any component can be substituted as long as it confirms to the official API is really powerful. For example k3s uses
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by lazyant 6y ago
> One of the big problems of K8s is it's a monolith while I pretty much agree with everything else you mention, I think it's kind of the opposite; since k8s is fundamentally an API, it's very modular and extensible and thi
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by lazyant 6y ago
Thanks for sharing! Curious after quick look: how come the primary container (pg upstream image) has a volume for the replica which doesn't seem used and the replica (custom image which wipes $PGDATA at start) has no host volume (hence
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by lazyant 6y ago
There's only network overhead when running Postgres in Docker container (and obv data is mounted, not ephemeral), but it's a performance hit. This in itself can be enough reason not to run pg in Docker/k8s in production.
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by lazyant 6y ago
It's a good read, just take it with a good dose of healthy skepticism.
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by lazyant 6y ago
I think there's an anchoring mechanism. You come in at a level and maybe promote after a couple years but then every promotion becomes harder, they are used to you and there's the other engineers with their salaries and there&#x27
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by lazyant 6y ago
> How YAML got so popular is a mystery to me. It's good at being human-readable. It's basically json with indents and comments. What other configuration format is out there that allows for tree structure and it's easier on
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by lazyant 6y ago
Spanish equivalent I think it would be more like "hmm". "Eh" in Spanish exists but is more to call for attention, kind of like "ahoy" http://udep.edu.pe/castellanoactual/e-eh-y-he-2/
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by lazyant 6y ago
> Use local environment variables, when feasible Hmm no, environments vars are very convenient but leak like crazy easily.
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by lazyant 6y ago
> Before the feature was rolled out, many developers were skeptical that it would work. Frankly, I was one of them. Kudos for the Skepticism section. Every "how we fixed problem X at company Y" should have this section, and esp
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by lazyant 6y ago
"boring" is OK "less surprises" is better, for me I think of it as "less risky". Everything is risk management.
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by lazyant 6y ago
Exactly
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by lazyant 6y ago
> I have confidence in the election integrity efforts we've implemented since 2016. We've played a role in protecting many elections and now have some of the most advanced systems in the world. You have to be f kidding me. Vo
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by lazyant 6y ago
thanks for this nuances.
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by lazyant 6y ago
The Phoenix Project has several main characters but arguably the main one is also a woman, as well as other characters (meaning not only one).
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by lazyant 6y ago
I enjoyed and mostly agree with these ideas. Some points though: Re: Position In a Queue > Every team must have a single ordered queue of tasks > every single one of them is prioritized relatively This may lead in Eisenhower's
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by lazyant 6y ago
Sorry but please: Colombia, not Columbia. (And to the comment, yes I've seen this kind of situation in Canada).
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by lazyant 6y ago
https://outline.com/cMfrLP
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by lazyant 6y ago
"This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election, fear that has been unfairly stoked about my judicial record, revenge on be
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by lazyant 6y ago
How old is the mosaic? article doesn't say and I'm curious since there's a cross motif and wondering if popular theme (coincidence) or post-Constantine Christian imagery.
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by lazyant 6y ago
> ... shows the power of independent media Yes, as in "it's possible", the same as it's possible for an unknown author to be a best selling author (like JK Rowling). No as in it's an outlier or the exception. How

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