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by mordocai 11y ago
Don't forget to comment on the article as well like he requests at the end.
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by mordocai 11y ago
We'd need an answer from gitlab, but that statement was there with the old infrastructure for shared runners. It is possible that this issue is fixed with the new ones?
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by mordocai 11y ago
Just be clear here: This is saying don't strip using the standard strip utility. As the author says in their post, go has flags to do stripping for go binaries.
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by mordocai 11y ago
Sorry, I almost put tasered because I didn't know the correct word and didn't feel like looking it up. Electrocuted sounded better in my head. Either way, obviously what I meant was clear to others.
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by mordocai 11y ago
I don't know about mace, but I have seen people claim that police who are tased before being able to use a taser are only electrocuted for a couple seconds where as in the field police usually electrocute people for much longer. I imag
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by mordocai 11y ago
I upvoted it because, as another commenter said, I have had much the same thoughts before. Some weeks/months I'll have these thoughts everyday. So basically, I upvoted because I identify with what you wrote.
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by mordocai 11y ago
At least for guix, you can install it on top of any distribution and use it instead of the system package managers. I had some troubles with this when I did it, but nothing deal breaking and it isn't 1.0 yet so I imagine some of it wil
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by mordocai 11y ago
Not that it is ready for primetime yet, but guix solves this problem well by allowing each user/application to have its own dependencies of different versions while allowing them to still share if they want the same version. May sound
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by mordocai 11y ago
I would think that if you've hit a plateau on weight loss within a health weight range (which from the sounds of it, you are within a healthy weight range) then you won. Maintain that, and don't worry about having a little extra f
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It is driven by both capitalism and consumerism.
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I don't know about IE9 being "effectively evergreen" but I can say that the only browser specific bugs we've had to deal with recently have been IE9 so I wouldn't consider it on the same level as IE10 and IE11. IE9
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My parents also lost all of their funds in their 50s due to the stock market crash, but they were getting close to retirement and shouldn't have had their funds in high risk.
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by mordocai 11y ago
My spouse doesn't work. I'm nearly 25 and on/above target on my 401k savings and am slowly gaining money in regular savings accounts too. I made some bad decisions with debt a few years ago or I'd be even farther ahead.
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by mordocai 11y ago
Watch the traffic go by with a packet sniffer? Verifying that it is done securely is a lot harder, but you can at least verify that things are not being sent as plain text/data.
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by mordocai 11y ago
Two problems there: 1. If it is a myth than poor people need to be educated on it because it is pervasive. Similar to the myth poor people generally have that if you get a ticket it is better to not show up than to show up and tell them you
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by mordocai 11y ago
I don't think your points are necessarily wrong, but I have a couple comments. These are from the standpoint of the USA, I don't know much about other countries. 1. Basic income + universal healthcare theoretically would be able t
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by mordocai 11y ago
I'd imagine people don't bother looking at an oracle technology and just assume it is closed or unsupported due to the ways they generally operate. That doesn't make it right to do this, but that'd be my guess. I certain
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by mordocai 11y ago
> without having to worry that your cash will somehow harm me. Really? What if it is counterfeit? What if it has some kind of poison, germ, or disease on it? I get your general point I think, but cash can definitely harm you.
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by mordocai 11y ago
Unfortunately very few of those people have actually read the license. As another commenter said, I don't see how you can read the license and come to the conclusion that a user of an AGPL program over the network would have to AGPL th
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by mordocai 11y ago
You have misread and other people have misunderstood then. https://www.gnu.org/licenses/why-affero-gpl clearly explains what the license intends as does the second paragraph in https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by mordocai 11y ago
The hash is the version. However, the extra information semantic versioning gives is missing of course.
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I don't really use npm, but I imagine you could unpublish the version and then republish the version as a modified one?
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The argument other people in the thread are giving though is that taking drugs SHOULD be one of those rights.
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by mordocai 11y ago
While still poor writing, in the paragraph a couple up where they start talking about it they say: "What we hope is our final technical problem "
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Making car software updates available via the manufacturer's web site (downloaded to a usb like they mention in the article) and making it the standard practice during normal car maintenance (by dealership, mechanic, or owner) to updat
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Agreed. Even if they generalized it to just "debt payments" instead the same issue would be there. Theoretically a non-debt employee would be able to negotiate a higher salary in exchange for not needing the student loan debt help
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ublock origin appears to block/not trigger their banner
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I think it is about equally useful. It shows something slightly different than a github profile since it doesn't typically show full projects but both can show off competence pretty well IMO. Someone with a well written technical blog
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We literally never hire someone without a technical interview, but we do look at github/bitbucket/gitlab/whatever code we can find the day or so before the interview. If there's something interesting we'll ask quest
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by mordocai 11y ago
To be fair to "us kids" 30 year old+ hirers pull the same exact shit (I say this from experience as a 24 year old). I'd say in this particular case the guy felt threatened and/or you were too expensive(or assumed to be t

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