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mech422
6y ago
Seems overly complicated. I installed Docker CE right from docker.com in Ubuntu 20.04 on WSL2 with only 2 'issues' both due to lack of systemd: 1.) Missing cgroups under /sys/fs/cgroup/systemd mkdir
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6y ago
Keep meaning to try crystal. Compile time sounds like a bummer, but hopefully that will get better with time.
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mech422
6y ago
This sounds pretty neat. Haven't used click in a few years, so I bookmarked this for next time I use it :-)
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mech422
6y ago
>>Keeping up with latest tech stack helps. Moving up the seniority levels helps. Moving from company to company helps. I think this is the key. I'm over 50, and never had any issues with ageism (or none that I'm aware of). I
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mech422
6y ago
I just would have figured a hardware company would be focusing on the hardware personnel. After all, there are plenty of places that don't pay FAANG level salaries for software developers. I still regularly see < $60K software jobs
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mech422
6y ago
Hmm - that's interesting. If the "Intel Plant/Manufacturing Salaries" section is true, process technician and production operator (which I guess are the people that run the line?) make quite a bit below $100K. Oddly enou
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mech422
6y ago
I'd say Phoenix gives it a good run for its money :-)
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mech422
6y ago
>>Average salary is probably around $100k. Even the techs with high school educations can make in the range of $40-60 an hour and generous overtime. Do you have a source for that? I'm surprised as when I contracted at the Intel f
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mech422
6y ago
Ahh...they're sold out...back to monoprice :-P Thanks!
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mech422
6y ago
Very neat! Always upvote cable porn :-) You get the shorties from monoprice? I need to get another batch.. I'm trying to migrate all my stuff over to SBC's (mostly ODroid H2's). Hopefully, along the way I can clean up my swit
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mech422
6y ago
What I find interesting is just how well the Lotro of the Rings Online (LoTRO) brought all this to life... 14 years later, the graphics are a bit dated, but still very pretty. Moria remains my all time favorite zone in an MMORPG. The atmo
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mech422
6y ago
I'm not a web designer, but I find the following to be easier to read: 1 2 3 I can't put my finger on it exactly, but I think it has to do with better use of white space and cutting content into more 'bite size' pieces.
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mech422
6y ago
Foiled Again! :-)
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mech422
6y ago
A resume is a basically a marketing doc, so get the 'hooks' out early and easy to see. "Better: “Designed and implemented a self-service internal tool for clients to onboard onto CompanyName’s customer relationship management
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mech422
6y ago
Hmm - Arizona in the running for another fab? That would be cool. We already have Intel, Global Foundries, and soon TSMC :-)
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mech422
6y ago
A bit basic, but I agree with the sentiment Where I disagree, is with Jake resume(1) - that has to be one of the worst formatted resumes I've seen for tech(sorry Jake!). Just the fact that the tech skills are at the very bottom, makes
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mech422
6y ago
Not sure why this was marked dead... But I enjoyed it. Thanks!
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mech422
6y ago
IMHO, the home page really doesn't show cirodown in a great light. Its very dense, busy, and IMHO poorly formatted. I know it's trying to show off all the features, but it ends up just being a long sorta overwhelming page. Perha
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mech422
6y ago
How do you 'seize' bitcoin? Couldn't anyone with the password move it all thru mixers and whatnot...
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mech422
6y ago
An Ada based platform for applications running on desktop, mobile or cloud. Is Ada still mandated for govt. stuff? I haven't really heard anything about it in... 10 years ?
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mech422
6y ago
I have just the opposite reaction...I get much more productive late at night. Possibly because of lack of distractions. I worked midnight-8am for 10 years right out of high school, and now, if I'm not asleep by midnight my body just &
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mech422
6y ago
I've been working 100% remote for 20 years..TBH, if there's down sides, I really stopped noticing years ago. Get yourself setup with decent office equipment when able (second hand office furniture stores can be REAL cheap). A re
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mech422
6y ago
eh - you can actually read all the reviews by rating... if you feel only 3 star reviews are valuable, amazon lets you read just the 3 star reviews. If stuff is being 'drowned out' its because your trying to read all 500 pages of
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mech422
6y ago
I didn't actually get that vibe from a comment about being run by bots. Not like the parents said "its all the bots fault". But, for what its worth - I think "if you don't like it - lump it" still holds. Ther
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mech422
6y ago
I'm not sure what your point is here? yes, you can make your own ecosystem - what does that have to do with google being run by AIs? If I build my own, google will still be run by AIs? BTW - I find the easiest thing to do is just not u
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6y ago
Users review products/services based on "Did it fill my needs". They really don't care if it was useless because the app sucked, or the company sucked. They just leave a review saying "this sucked". If you&#
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mech422
6y ago
that just means the reviews skew lower, not that they need to be 'corrected for'... If a good product has 1K 'bad reviews', and a crap product has 10K 'bad reviews' - the system it working. Anything else is jus
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mech422
6y ago
I'm guessing that was from the T-Shirt sales? Thats pretty cool - Having a good meals on wheels program can really help the elderly in a rural state like Vermont, especially during Covid.
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mech422
6y ago
me too :-) Guess we'll find out in the next couple of days...
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6y ago
TBH, if people did that....they probably already lost everything on bitcoin back in 2018. There's no shortage of hype for people to fall for. Bandwagoning is a great way to make a small fortune on stocks, if you start with a large for
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