misnome

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by misnome 5y ago
> which substantially relies upon GPL libraries is considered a derivative work and would be a GPL violation if it's distributed without source code. I didn't vote either way, but I'm not sure that this is the way the GPL
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by misnome 5y ago
I mean, this applies to literally anything people do for leisure
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by misnome 5y ago
We were very surprised that my (reluctant first time dog-owner) parents were told to physically pin their dog down as a way of asserting dominance. It’s weird to see that this might be “a thing”. It just seems like it is likely to make the
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by misnome 5y ago
> I dont know a single person outside of the SV bubble who is buying 'mah free market!' argument so prevalent here. Most of the arguments I've seen here, that you are probably classifying under this aspersion, are probably
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by misnome 5y ago
The status SAYS it's all resolved, but PRs are still missing commits pushed during the outage (but before the status page was updated). I guess I'll have to manually push fake commits to get it to update, or wait for whatever inte
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by misnome 5y ago
> All industries have downtime, it needs to be accepted and planned for. And those that can't - e.g. those with lives at risk over failure - have very slow, conservative and burdensome processes for changes and approval, that would
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by misnome 5y ago
I really wish there was some pressure to have these status pages be somewhat "realistic" and responsive rather than hoping that temporary problems go away so they don't have SLA questions. I checked after none of my pushed co
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by misnome 5y ago
I think you make some good points - and the downvotes are a little unfair - we are by requirement painting broad strokes here, because going into specific examples are veering somewhat offtopic and putting people at higher risk of being ove
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by misnome 5y ago
> You do point out one main driver, manager anxiety about justifying their existence (I am not saying they should not exist, only that it is a high anxiety position) Like I said, I think that this period has starkly divided the good and
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by misnome 5y ago
> A lot of upper management jobs consist solely of attending meetings for projects they are only vaguely aware of so that they can ask questions about irrelevant things, interrupting people who are trying to get work done to ask them how
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by misnome 5y ago
I mean, if they were paying him 10% more based on home location and commuting then there is a somewhat reasonable argument to be made. But of course, almost none of these companies are actually paying the people who live further away more,
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by misnome 5y ago
> I'm slowly trying to switch to a lightphone (non smartphone)
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by misnome 5y ago
You don’t get elected to the cabinet
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by misnome 5y ago
They used the acronym CRDT and explicitly asked for comparisons to it. Don’t let the curse of not reading be an excuse to be rude to people.
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by misnome 5y ago
With the exception that the conda tool itself is so darned slow it can make you give up in frustration rather than wait another ten minutes to be told that the packages conflict. So use https://github.com/mamba-org/mamb
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by misnome 5y ago
This is interesting to read. I've used CMake on-and-off for mixed python/C++ code bases, and in particular https://scikit-build.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ which aims to integrate with cmake (lightly menti
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by misnome 5y ago
Should we? I spend my life staring at electronic screens, it’s nice to not do so for reading round, or sit outside and do so. Maybe it’s an age thing, I used to have a lot more tolerance for this before my 30’s. Kindles are fine, but for le
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by misnome 5y ago
Clang doesn't generate LLVM IR as part of it's normal process?
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by misnome 5y ago
What part of this is contradicting the way he has acted and behaved previously?
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by misnome 5y ago
> Force people to buy a part separately that could easily be included in the box (wasting less packaging in the process). A part that 90% of people probably already own 10 of? Sounds like 10% more packaging and 90% less e-waste? I mean I
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by misnome 5y ago
I get the feeling that a lot of people think building small things starting from scratch is the only way anything is ever built. Are they good? bad? Yes. It depends on your circumstances and priorities. Saying this doesn't make a very
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by misnome 5y ago
pypi.org, but not https://status.python.org/ - I'm impressed that they actually hosted the status page differently!
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by misnome 5y ago
> On a web page, missing a bit of the page at the end is not an issue, you might have somewhat broken content but that's not a deal-breaker - the argument is that most of what you probably want is better than nothing. Although I can
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by misnome 5y ago
> You wouldn't if Python 3 didn't exist either. It does exist. Python 2 is dead. The transition was more painful than it perhaps needed to be, but is IMO a better language for it than 2.7, or 2.6. PEP-3000 was 15 years ago. Com
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by misnome 5y ago
> Have you done such an upgrade with a million line codebase? Yes. With a transition plan everything was ratcheted over to python3 syntax, then test compatibility. Now developers no longer have to remember the nuance between python 2 and
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by misnome 5y ago
> Reloading Slack (Command + R / Ctrl + R) may help Slack to load as expected. Well, it went from readable to "Server Error something went wrong". I haven't seen the entire slack app 500 before!
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by misnome 5y ago
Hasn’t there been wood-based filament for many years already? Given that this just reads as a press release, it doesn’t says what’s new or original about their method.
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by misnome 5y ago
I can well imagine people flagging it for "Celebrity Divorce" not "Gratifying [their] intellectual curiosity", plus it's very widely reported on non-tech sources and not something with much to discuss.
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by misnome 6y ago
And they’ve been blocking roads with highly disruptive roadworks for literal years to “convert” them
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by misnome 6y ago
This is really, really impressive. Nice clear, and good looking examples, looks to have clear documentation, and nice informative README. I've been tossing some ideas around about using node-based editor flows for some of our work, wil

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