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6y ago
I don’t see it on npm either. Their docs recommend people use bazel. When using a library pushes you to use their build toolchain, I start to wonder what their motive is.
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6y ago
I tried the same thing in both Bing and Duckduckgo. In Bing there was no Grubhub and in Duckduckgo there was an ad in the sidebar that took me directly to the restaurants page on Grubhub (not a higher level page). Was just curious to compar
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mfer
6y ago
Preview has issues with PDFs with form fields right now. It causes a bunch of people to need to install Acrobat for that use case. :(
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mfer
6y ago
What are the best alternatives to Keybase? I'm curious about the encrypted filesystem, secure messaging that works on computers (non-phone), and public key trust.
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6y ago
No. People are getting blood clots and even having strokes from them without ever being connected to a ventilator. The blood clots can happen with no or only mild symptoms. https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/22/healt
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Helm, the Kubernetes package manager, graduates in the CNCF
(helm.sh)
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mfer
6y ago
Strokes, kidney disease, and other problems are happening to people who get this. Looking at death rate alone doesn’t tell of all the consequences
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7y ago
The title is misleading. The FBI and DHS are seizing shipments of PPE. > Before we could send the funds by wire transfer, two Federal Bureau of Investigation agents arrived, showed their badges, and started questioning me. No, this shipm
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Introducing The Artifact Hub (Formerely Known as CNCF Hub)
(codeengineered.com)
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7y ago
It's important to note that this study did not evaluate or note that Hydroxychloroquine had no effect on all people in all situations with COVID-19. This was a targeted study looking at a specific circumstance. The situation was "
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mfer
7y ago
I would suggest trying headphones. Noise canceling ones if you have them. Makes it easier to ignore the distractions around you.
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mfer
7y ago
ActivityPub isn't the future. Useful things that are built, brought to market, and meet user needs that may happen to use ActivityPub under the hood are the future. Knowing what is useful for whom and how to bring it to market in a sus
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7y ago
I did when I started working from home. I was lucky to have a manager who knew about habits and patterns to fix that. A lot of this isn't about going to work but about our habits and patterns. For example, I have a room I go into and c
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mfer
7y ago
The articles author doesn't claim there are two strains. He claims there are many mutations. The link shared by the parent notes, "As of 2nd March 2020, there are 111 nonsynonymous mutations that have been identified in the outbre
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7y ago
You can make joining via the web an option. No app install required. Details at https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115005666383-Show-... Note, works best in Chrome (likely Chromium) based on what the d
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7y ago
That's assuming the existing tools (implementation). Having a spec means you can build more and new tools that do different things. I would expect docker-compose to improve or something else that implements the spec can come along and
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mfer
7y ago
To debug an application running on linux one does not need to learn machine code or assembly. There are tools that make it all possible. Higher level abstractions can work and need to start somewhere. It really depends what tools are develo
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mfer
7y ago
This is pretty exiting for 2 reasons... 1. Writing all the YAML to deploy an application into Kubernetes is a lot of work. If one does everything fully filled out it's pretty normal to have over a thousand lines of YAML... or much more
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7y ago
2 notes about the parent. 1) The parent is written by an employee at Facebook and 2) it does not deny the claim instead redirecting the readers attention. None of this makes the original claim true or false. I'll be curious to see what
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7y ago
&tldr; The docs team created filled in the gaps where they were needed when it was created. Now, the teams making the code changes handle their own docs and doc changes. There is no longer a need for a docs only team. So, instead of hav
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7y ago
This whole thing is about trade-offs. If tracking companies cannot use cookies they can use JS and local storage instead. Then they can keep tracking people for long periods. So, in the escalating war Apple alters local storage so that non-
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Social Distancing Scoreboard
(unacast.com)
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7y ago
Markdown is an ok choice for documentation. Poor documentation of a project is not due markdown being used. Good documentation requires different types of docs targeting the different types of docs and different types of users. When it come
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7y ago
This is going to have a cascading economic impact. There are the channels that cover the tournament (e.g., ESPN), the tournament bracket sites that get ad revenue, the local businesses around the stadiums that host the games, and so much mo
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7y ago
I can get a basic toilet. I can get fancy toilets (heated seats and more). All of them hook to the same connectors in my home. Different brands. I can hook them into pipes and connectors that are decades old. It works. This is just hardware
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7y ago
Good design is long-lasting. It’s one of the Dieter Rams design principles. Short lifespan’s for technology that often gets thrown into dumps in the ground isn’t good for the environment
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7y ago
I added my comment as a data point. One that I find is often overlooked or not talked about. How that data point is considered is something else. As for how an economic system considers perceives immorality is a long winded conversation. Wh
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mfer
7y ago
I know and know of many people who don't want to work or contribute to society. Sitting at home and not contributing to society is kind of a goal. Some groups are negative to those who try to work or contribute. I know families who hav
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7y ago
And Chrome tracks individual users by Chrome installation ID. It's sent to certain Google domains like Doubleclick [1]. All browsers are tracking us. It has to do with when, where, and what they do with it. We're not dealing with
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mfer
7y ago
The problem with this is that is requires people to have Chrome installed. That's a awkward dependency to require for a stand alone app.
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