lucyjojo

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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
aaah... thanks for the answer though!
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
these days we generate yaml out of cue i don't know why it's not more popular.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
ah that point gha is not much of an help anyway
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
sorry to ask but this is a rare occasion... i started trying to make sourdough bread 2 weeks ago (and baking/cooking at all). is there 1 definitive book/youtube channel/other kind of resource you would recommend to put mut on
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
there are waves of people like us. it's the zeitgeist of the era for a sub-category of coders/hackers. i, too, started baking sourdough bread. and DIY, electronics, music for myself. i suspect a double digit percentage of that sub
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
ah, sorry about that and thanks for the link
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
signal was intended for the general public. crypto defeats the purpose.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
isnt it x86_64 exclusive?
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
you don't write. people don't write in cursive around you?
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
this is actually pretty rare. most case of ruin come from hostile warfare and/or interventions/state terrorism.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
well... if you want other landscapes, you can travel outside of switzerland... it's easy...
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
well said! i myself am a maximalist about this and i don't feel safe unless i carry some strains of ebola with me. it would be nice if you could support my ebola open-carry efforts (dm me for details).
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
on an individual, or societal pov, i heavily doubt this is the case... it might be true in some subsets of some societies (royalty? maybe, not sure), or maybe in some periods of times. but this view seems extremely reductive.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
at that point keep them in there, quit using the "secrets in repo" strategy from now on and rotate all your secrets in your new vault. you also have the option to cut a new repo. it's a small team, you don't have behemot
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
My father almost died from old rice and my brother got seriously sick and hospitalized from another old sitting starchy something. So it seems very real for me. classic chubbyemu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXnSYfv6bCA
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
it strikes me as reasonable for 1-10 people teams (well, small businesses). the real problems/risks only creep up for mid to big size businesses, which i don't think the tool is concerned with. from my understanding the big proble
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
vast vast (vaaast) majority of businesses are in that 1-100 nodes range.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
damn, an upgrade path from my pixel 5.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
i don't see the point of these discussions. nobody will convince anybody of anything in this thread. use the stuff you want people.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
cloudflare is a huge system in active development. it will randomly fail. there is no way it cannot. there is a point where the cost to not fail simply becomes too high.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
somebody else in this thread stuck the keyboard under his desk with some tape.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
if i remember right, to activate the security (touch id like) feature you need the phone to be on your account. there are more restrictions than just pure activation.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
a huge amount of distributed programs work exceedingly well with the processing on a log structure. and kafka did it better than other at the times.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
Been slowly learning Ada these last few weeks and I regret not having learnt it years ago... This thing is great.
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
> Interacting in person and cooperating is something you start learning from a young age. Working in person in the office is a natural extension from years of schooling in person with your peers. that is a wiiiild wiiillllld take sir
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by lucyjojo 10mo ago
we currently technically do not need to work much (as a specie). it s a societal choice (we're not the ones making it but it is still a choice).
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
you can call your branch whatever name you want. nobody cares, nobody is stopping you.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
personal case - clojure works on the jvm, or without (babashka, technically graalvm i think), or in the browser (clojurescript). i think there is a .net implementation, not sure. then you get clojure inspired languages that are quick to lea
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
nursing people has always been expensive. it's just that everything else's price dropped (economy of scale, new technology etc.) while nursing stayed as expensive as ever.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
just to be sure. are you a native english speaker? only speak english?

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