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morbicer
3y ago
For homelab, Docker compose should be enough For something more production oriented https://github.com/basecamp/kamal
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What's the alternative? Let hundred weirdos storm your Capitol and let them rule? Smash a democratic institution and then leave them to go home unpunished? You can't cosplay as a revolutionary. If you want to do insurrection you h
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morbicer
3y ago
Not a surprise considering what Citizen Lab found out. https://darknetdiaries.com/transcript/79/
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Employees should tell shareholders that Pichai is unacceptable. This blunder can be hardly blamed on the rank and file. The fish smells from the head.
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Can't upvote more. Very bizarre cult classic. Probably hard to find though.
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3y ago
Take your nonsense elsewhere, this is not a place for alt-truth. Nothing is black and white but in this conflict it's clear which side is the evil one.
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3y ago
Can be imho solved with nonce or hash based policy
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3y ago
Different stokes for different folks but this is dystopian to me. I prefer the approach of standard french restaurant: 2-3 options for each category of appetizer, main course and desert. Don't paralyze me with choices. Too many options
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There are some darker bits in Navalny's history (ultra nationalism) but man, this is a downer. He was one of the only visible people in Russia pushing against Putin. RIP Check what Citizen Lab disocovered earlier https://dei
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Multiple factors: - Southern Europe is culturally Catholic. Gross oversimplifaction incoming: Catholics: pray hard and get to the heaven. Protestants: work hard and get to the heaven. Obviously nowadays many people are atheistic but the und
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I think it's pretty simple - Gen Z are young and have better opportunity to date IRL. They are surrounded by many peers, have more free time and friend circles are still strong. As people grow older, they have more obligations, they so
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3y ago
Gairbage Traish Raibble
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3y ago
There are much simpler and cheaper ways how to make enemies of the state miserable/under control. I would worry more about creating an cyberpunk AI enhanced class of ubermensch, further dividing the society and driving inequality.
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Prompt boxes don't offer much affordances, one of the basic UX concepts https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affordance
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3y ago
- spying [1] - UI crappiness (Xiaomi MIUI is slow, buggy [2] and apps try to harvest your data) - overall build quality is not great (overheating) - risk of western bans you can get Pixel or iPhone for less than $1000 [1] https://
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3y ago
There's multiple quite innovative features (multikernel, realtime support, code sharing, Nearlunk) in this OS but I don't believe it can succeed in the west. The trust in Chinese tech is low. On the other hand everyone is on TikTo
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I absolutely don't want to defend communism, I lived in Eastern Bloc and I prefer the flawed capitalism we have now. But you are not really correct. > The latter part hasn't happened It's true that Bezos doesn't own t
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I find the strangler pattern handy when dealing with legacy code https://www.redhat.com/architect/pros-and-cons-strangler-arc...
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3y ago
There's a bizarre and partly funny short document about LSD test in Czechoslovak army. Sadly no English subs although I am considering running it through Whisper and translating it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HXMHd
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I assume our hero dang has some automation in place but sometimes I dream about him rembering all posts and carefully linking the beloved topics with past occurrences.
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I imagine that's the stories I will tell my grandkids but it probably won't be that interesting. Hopefully we can see it well... maybe the rave stories will fare better. I store my old DnD stuff for the odd chance it will have vi
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One of the best PC hot seats classics. Endangered my high school graduation :) I wanted to recover some of the custom maps we created and played but sadly they are in the silicon heaven already. It's fun how everyone's youth is th
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Great write-up, thanks! Sorry to be blunt but as Dutch you might not be offended :) What's in it for you, what keeps you there? To me it seems very stressful and hostile work environment.
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3y ago
Similar experience as the sibling reply. I have plenty of colleagues that care about quality and details. Engineers are expected to fill the gaps on specs. Only few of them are 4x+ and we are all cheap because we live in central Europe. The
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3y ago
Beautiful retribution to an anti-intellectual low signal lash out. Thank you.
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3y ago
Killer app would be Siri that's not a complete disgrace and embarrassment.
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3y ago
I am not sure what the wink is, I think SOLID is mostly solid but my advice is be wary of anyone who is a zealot follower of Uncle Bob :)
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Everybody innovate with hot new tech garbage! Ideally outside working hours! Screw those people with families who has experience and want to reliably deliver on agreed business goals! Like yes, I also want to see involvement, proactivity an
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Nah, that's a load of horsecrap. In a modern "democratic" society you can praise staunch leftist ideas (Chomsky, Naomi Klein, Tariq Ali) or very right ones (Ayn Rand, Roger Scruton, Milton Friedman) and be respected. Liu Cixi
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Yes it is if the context is global. Oxford dictionary: privilege - a special right or advantage that a particular person or group of people has 1st example there: Education should be a universal right and not a privilege. Globally, it'
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