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by misnome 3y ago
They aren’t CS graduates so they can’t really be human or have thought processes. Literally stealing their work to pad a VC linesheet must honestly be the most altruistic of options.
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by misnome 3y ago
What about this helpful GP comment do you feel was attempting to justify it?
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by misnome 3y ago
Uh, if this claim is true… so what? Isn’t it still exactly what they are saying? “Ads are being shown alongside antisemitic content” The spokesperson confirmed their statement, didn’t negate it. And not sure how it could backfire, Presumabl
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by misnome 3y ago
You kind of would? For any non-minor amount you’d surely have to find some way to launder them, which almost certainly would’t give you a 1:1 return. Doesn’t make **coins currencies though.
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by misnome 3y ago
I use it _after_ doing complex googling to get an answer, and it is almost universally wrong, or misses the point completely.
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by misnome 3y ago
It's been tagged, so I assume this page is just lagging a little. That said, it could have waited....
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by misnome 3y ago
I don’t know exactly what the root causes are (there are a mix of many it could be) but a lot of the maintainers of what seems like _a lot_ of the core python tools seem to be run by utter assholes, completely unable to interact with any pa
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by misnome 3y ago
At one point it was the literal only thing keeping the site afloat!
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by misnome 3y ago
or passenger
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by misnome 3y ago
To the contrary: I’m sure all the developers worked very hard, and very competently. It sounds like classic mismanagement. Some artists making this being told that there will be some automatic culling or LOD system so to go wild - it won’t
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by misnome 3y ago
What hasn't gotten fixed in typescript for "decades"?
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by misnome 3y ago
I switched to Rancher Desktop which IIRC uses the same engine and haven’t had any compatibility issues with it.
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by misnome 3y ago
> The common CI spec is sh & make, but everybody hates those I guess. These aren't very good at some of the things you actually want to use a CI for, other than the literal "build" step (which probably is using them an
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by misnome 3y ago
It’s crazy that there is no common CI spec. Every single platform is completely different. Last time I tried Act it had some pretty severe limitations. Perhaps I should take it for another spin.
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by misnome 3y ago
Yeah, retriggered our deploy pipeline a few times, checked downdetector and no reports, logged in to machine and verified external connection. Sighed, assumed I was on the first wave of an incident on top of their current slack incident, th
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by misnome 3y ago
I mean, "one" can also mean "Myself" (which is in my mind more immediate than "one" as a general group). So it doesn't exactly solve and possibly makes it worse.
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by misnome 3y ago
Yeah! And set up scripts so that you don't need to remember how to do all the setup/building. And you could set up a trigger to build it when you make a commit so that you don't need to manually trigger every machine separate
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by misnome 3y ago
e.g. when being asked questions in this trial by the defense
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by misnome 3y ago
Unfortunately, in terms of Kubernetes this is written pretty clearly about what it’s doing and how it interacts with other parts.
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by misnome 3y ago
Crikey, if you hadn't directly connected this as similar, I would have no idea what their product would even vaguely do from that landing page.
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by misnome 3y ago
> that Intel was experiencing production difficulties on Hasn’t this been Intel’s excuse for like, nearly the past decade at this point?
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by misnome 3y ago
That would be the possibility of zero-day they explicitly mentioned.
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by misnome 3y ago
Wow, a project describing itself as a “Next generation ORM” that… doesn’t do joins, with no way to optimise queries. Perhaps they mean “Next generation” as in, the 1987 TV series sense. Which would still be a long time after the concept of
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by misnome 3y ago
Neither are government cabinets, ambassadors or generals.
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by misnome 3y ago
> It wasn't a fair vote because of the pack of lies sold by the Leave side in which the UK media were complicit. It wasn’t a fair vote because of deliberate disenfranchisement. UK citizens settled abroad weren’t allowed a say becaus
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by misnome 3y ago
> I've been here 13 years and am not aware of this pattern. I’ve been here 11 years and see this all the time. This, however, is not an instance of it.
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by misnome 3y ago
Until you want to use software that it doesn't have, and then you are adding third-party repositories. Which is still just code from the internet.
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by misnome 3y ago
I applaud the sheer scale of this whataboutism, to the point I am unsure if it is a parody. The distance between topics has to be somewhere close to a world record!
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by misnome 3y ago
FWIW podman 4's netavark has solved most of the pain points I encountered with podman's rootless networking. Containers can actually find each other now.
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by misnome 3y ago
How does this help anything when they have already demonstrated their willingness to alter terms and retrospectively add fees or alter licensing conditions. They already walked back changes once before saying “Okay you can keep the terms yo

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