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matthewaveryusa
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matthewaveryusa
11mo ago
I attribute project euler for instilling the playful enjoyment of writing programs in college while I was studying electrical and computer engineering. I owe my career to it!
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11mo ago
Just to play devil's advocate with some pointed questions: What is so important about the Vietnam war for the day-to-day of the Vietnamese young? It's the generation that have fallen prey to today's social media and garbage n
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11mo ago
Oh yeah my polish grandmother (100 and still kicking!) cooked some. Tastes like spinach and was great. Fun story (semi related) she visited us in the US in 2015 and my sister served her kale. She amusingly said: “I haven’t had this since ww
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matthewaveryusa
1y ago
If I set a DNS entry that points to a private ip (e.g, A internal.domain.com 192.168.0.5), will the allow private site setting succeed or fail for http://internal.domain.com ? Either way I agreee with this update. It's bette
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matthewaveryusa
1y ago
There's a section missing on the inclusion proof and what exactly the clients will be getting. If I understand this correctly each CA publishes a signed list of landmarks at some cadence (weekly) For the certs you get the landmark (a 2
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matthewaveryusa
1y ago
Nah, we'll create AI to manage the AI....oh
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1y ago
I shimmed vector in my log pipeline recently and it really is a wonderfully simple and powerful tool. It's where I transform logs of software I don't own in to prometheus metrics and drop useless logs from making it to loki.
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matthewaveryusa
1y ago
I'll offer two counter-points. Weak but worth mentioning. wrt China there's no value to extract by on-shoring manufacturing -- many verticals are simply uninvestable in the US because of labor costs and the gap of cost to manufact
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matthewaveryusa
1y ago
The classics were classic because they were the most available and the most popular stories of their time, and they meant more in an era where creating and disseminating media was difficult. I love to romanticize a world where we go back to
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matthewaveryusa
1y ago
Yes, but also you can't send an email in any meaningful way on the internet without going through a middleman anyways so while philosophically you're correct, in reality it's already the case.
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1y ago
I was using element X. I can re-install the stack and see if things have improved. If you want someone to debug with I'll gladly hop on a call to see if I'm doing something wrong. The jist of my setup was postgres, coturn, element
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matthewaveryusa
1y ago
For those of you recommending matrix, have you tried in earnest to use it? I couldn't get reliable video and call to work, even with stun/turn servers properly configured (chrome doesn't trust let's encrypt for ICE certs
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1y ago
The internet in its purest form. I grepped for all words containing the substring whore in the hopes of coming up with some witty explanation and shame you in assuming the worst from our Canadian bretheren. To my great chagrin they all refe
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1y ago
Ah you're right, it's 50, I was looking at my 2020 bill
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1y ago
I literally bought the cheapest EV: 400 dollars for a 2012 nissan leaf with 80% battery life and 80k miles (saved from being junked.) MA taxes and delivery made it about 1k when it was all said and done. Insurance is 400/year. We fit 3
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1y ago
The 100 you payed was subsidized which distorted the market to the point where all US manufacturing of your components is not only gone, but the expertise is as well. The first step to re-establishing normal market dynamics is to remove the
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1y ago
Good. Deminimis is what allows low effort arbitrage of sales straight from foreign countries to the detriment of any local business engaged in anything beyond drop shipping with maybe a few extra steps. We really don't need subsidized
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1y ago
Perhaps in sports and games where identities are known, but for gaming it's mostly teens pushing boundaries and having fun the way teens do. At least that was my experience gaming with cheaters in counter-strike and wc3 15-20 years ago
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1y ago
Would tokenized shares remove the need for VIEs and contractual custodians in the Cayman islands for Chinese ADRs?
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1y ago
All we need is fast ACH (seconds, even low minutes will do) with no charge back. From there you can develop single-charge ephemeral accounts and you're good to go. Sadly crypto will get us there faster. It just speaks volumes that a ps
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1y ago
So you know when you're playing rocket ship in the living room but then your mom calls out "dinner time" and the rocket ship becomes an Amazon cardboard box again? Well this guy is an adult, and he's playing rocket ship
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matthewaveryusa
1y ago
Websites I use regularly for banking don't work outside of chrome. I've done the pure firefox forray recently but after 6 months it gets tiresome to have 2 browsers and 3 weeks ago Ive admitted defeat for the second time and went
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1y ago
100% this. I tell the kids it's a trick and they seem to like it and point out when the trick-truck is back. Works great at checkout as well with the trick shelves.
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1y ago
Peter Thiel said it better: https://youtu.be/gQPlhycLmMk?t=415
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1y ago
They let it be. The decision is many-fold correct: 1) hobbiests that are obsessed with self-hosting can use it -- tailscale will never see a penny from them anyways 2) some businesses will consider headscale as an escape hatch de-risking if
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1y ago
"The Bloomberg terminal for creatives"
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1y ago
I can't find any information on whether or not a table/miter saw or drill would be able to cut/drill through this material
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1y ago
I had similar conclusions, but the other way around: absolutely no guidance. Fortunately by the time I programmed and sold the basic ti math exam solvers to by classmates for 2 euros a pop I had everything memorized. Nothing like cheating t
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matthewaveryusa
2y ago
It's not a terrible idea. On a large scale it can lead to the corp.com issue: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/02/dangerous-domain-corp-co... Honestly for USD5/year why don't you just buy yourself a
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matthewaveryusa
2y ago
We got one 6 months ago, a washer dryer combo (Samsung bespoke.) We have 3 kids so we use it daily, sometimes twice. Comforters will take 8 hours but that's ok, just plan for it overnight. It takes much longer for sure, but because we
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