lucyjojo

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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
conceptually simpler, + easier to revert things. in my case, i abandoned advanced git-ing because it's too much pain for little gain and i typically forgot everything by the time i'd actually need it. nowadays i only use the basic
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
we use cue straight to k8s resources. it made life way better. but we don't have tons of infra so no idea how it would run for big thousands-of-employees corps.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
cue and argocd here. it is pretty neat. the tf is still in hcl form for now.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
i feel deeply confused...
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
you don't remember playstation clusters? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_3_cluster that said, practically buying hundreds of them should prove to be quite difficult.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
not possible in my case
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
that sounds like masochism, or some kind of rationalization.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
toddlers, so not happening. plus as a kid, i absolutely hated exercise-walking with my parents. it made me despise walking for ~20 years.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
bmi doesn't mean much though. size, body composition, ethnicity will give very different meanings to the same bmi.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
it depends on your circumstances but for a lot of people it's impractical. i want to spend my free time with my kids, not walking somewhere in the woods/city. i walk 2 hours once a week after their bed time. but i certainly can&#x
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
never understood the physical exercise is fun thing. i do it but it's just pure pain. i guess people are wired differently.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
i don't have a car and i probably do less than 2000 steps a day. (probably in the hundreds)
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
lots of developing countries have way stronger communities. in these places you can raise your kids in a more "free-range" style and nobody will give you shit about that.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
way easier to raise kids when you have a clan/family around, and they generally cost a lot less money/attention.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
raising multiple kids when both parents work, you have no community to help, and you can't afford child care, is very, very, hard. plus, parents care more what happen to their kids these days, which turns even more time consuming
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
this supposes that all resources on earth are infinite, which is blatantly false. moreover this supposes that wealth does not buy political power, which is also blatantly false. this is the fastest way to hell in modern societies.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
oh, people will learn new stuff. they do all the time. i think they simply thought it was not worth it. in fine we have limited time on this planet.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
Clojure is not going anywhere anytime soon. It sees plenty use as Clojure/Clojurescript and Babashka. (and other niche variants). Jank is shaping up to be real nice too.
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
doesnt it only work on x86_64?
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by lucyjojo 11mo ago
he just said from experience that switching projects to rust got them many new contributors. i guess it's cool for c(++) to have nice tiobe rankings but if they're not contributing how is that relevant?
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
but what we see in the first place is not what's out there. a lot of it is generated by the brain. (same for what we hear)
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
unfortunately i don't know.
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
friend of mine (early 20s) got his atp production severely damaged (not annihilated but way less than normal). he can't really use stairs, or walk a long time, etc. he sleeps a lot, and basically can't be active for a long time an
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
We do the opposite of what you do.
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
i mean it makes sense. endurance running is about efficiency, not raw power output. it would make sense that you would aim for a strong cardiovascular system, strong digestive system, and a limited amount of very efficient muscles. looking
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
it's not "merely difficult". it's impossible for vast swathes of the population. if i wanted to lose weight through exercising i'd have to be an absent father. well technically i can i guess. fasting is simply way b
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
you are completely ignoring injuries, deficiencies and genetic particularities. the human body is not a linear system. it's markedly self-regulated and non-linear, and things can get pretty bad pretty quick.
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
my weekly exercise consists in walking/biking to the game bar 9km away, play games, eat snacks and joke around, then get back home. it's pretty fun. just gotta bring a change of clothes
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
i have a very simple technique. i don't eat one day a week when i want to lose weight. the next day i pay attention to eat slowly. and i do moderate exercise simply to keep the fluids pumping in my body. (precondition being that when y
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by lucyjojo 1y ago
well then you have a very niche use of your computing devices.

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