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mrslave
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mrslave
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Asshole, or genius?! I love anti-patterns. My favorite is Android, in response to a government somewhere, every half year or so being required to ask my permission to destroy what shred of privacy I am still afforded. "What's the
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Had a 220. Looooved it. It probably even had the substandard screen. But my X1 Carbon Gen4 (I don't upgrade too often) was terrible. I never thought I would be one to say this: it was probably the keyboard I disliked the most. Now rock
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5y ago
I stopped using it too. The email service isn't that great (minimizing email in general), Google can be a pain to use for reasons already mentioned, and at the time there was a small swing against surveillance capitalism. Anti-patterns
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5y ago
I've been eyeing off OpenStack for sometime for a similar use case, but I must admit it is an uninformed opinion. What am I missing between the two solutions (OpenStack vs this specific custom solution)?
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5y ago
Is there an enthusiast website/community database of boards with clear documentation of Linux support, 3rd-party dependencies (patches needed, binary blobs), etc.?
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5y ago
Funny you should mention it. I am back on this band-wagon but in the context of a crash diet (Michael Mosley - Fast 800). The precise parameters are low-carb/keto, a narrow eating window of about 6 hours, and exercise in the gentle car
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mrslave
5y ago
Similar here but with sugar. I feel like I just need some fast-burning carbs to power the brain for just one more hour of work before I can rest.
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5y ago
Also YouTube giveth, but sometimes YouTube taketh away.
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5y ago
A lot of good points have already been made. The feedback isn't actionable. What's your right of reply? This is especially difficult since you're a junior and don't know the protocols. Perhaps you should be more comforta
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5y ago
I had to fight my metal-over-plastic instinct when it came to jerrycans. I've seen some metal ones rust internally and affect the stored liquid. Plastic ones are color coded which is another boon. They're lighter, and you can get
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5y ago
Pretty sure there was some sort of "hot-or-not" in there as well near the start.
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5y ago
Everyone's either getting rich or wants to get in on it. You have a very small audience. I predict that low interest rates will continue to wreak havoc. Lots of media content will address the symptoms but never the cause. No one of inf
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5y ago
This was discussed recently: California moves to recommend delaying algebra to 9th grade statewide https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29324551 (25 days ago)
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5y ago
> In an essay he published in The Guardian (which is by now removed from their website, following a massive Twitter campaign against the novelist mainly because of his opinion on techno-consumerism), titled “What’s Wrong with the Modern
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5y ago
> just pull everything down myself and search it. `grep -r` or `git-all grep` or something better?
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mrslave
5y ago
A similar reason drives businesses to host `status.product.bigcorp` on a different server. And if your product is a cloud then your suggestion makes sense.
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5y ago
Considering the sea of bright green circles, reds might stand out but blues get lost in a fast scroll. Perhaps fade or mute the green icon to improve visibility of non-green which is the interesting information?
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5y ago
Perhaps white can move twice before black is allowed to make his first move? Edit: Embarrassingly I had a good laugh at my own joke after writing this.
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5y ago
Another reason to squash into a single commit: not all of your developers want their name & work email address published without their consent.
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5y ago
Me too with Consider Phlebas. Then I hit the Alastair Reynolds novels pretty hard and now I'm stuck for new material. Dune is en vogue so perhaps that's the right read next? I really enjoyed Vernor Vinge's A Deepness in the S
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5y ago
It seems there's some flagging of news of the trial here too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29493009 (presumably you need to be logged in with showdead).
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If only this were Keyne's most famous theory. I believe he (or the greater school of thought built around him) did argue that stimulus through discounted interest rates should be balanced in a timely fashion. But I have to look around
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5y ago
Goodhart's law: Any observed statistical regularity will tend to collapse once pressure is placed upon it for control purposes.
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As long as the client is accepting of time-T-for-feature-F, I quite like this mode of development. Whatever is built shows value at every step. As long as a suitable programming language is used to allow for the changing executing environme
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> I'm a musician, and have dealt before with competing musicians downvoting me in hopes of driving my videos below theirs. This implies there are more competing creators than total viewers.
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I'd never heard of bongcloud before but searching YouTube for "Fischer Short" yields many videos discussing this apparent incident. One from a popular channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7B9p2PrsKWY . Gre
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I believe it's dose dependent. I've substituted soy milk fortified with calcium for full cream milk in cereal and protein shakes and I love it. My only remaining milk consumption is a small milky coffee most days. Anecdotally I di
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Great case. Shame there are no AM4 ITX motherboards with 6x SATA3 ports. There are m-ATX AM4 motherboards with 6x SATA3 ports. Can anyone recommend a case smaller than a Node 804?
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I appreciate your comment. And I found a similar experience in my life quitting smoking: once the decision was firm, and an understanding of the barriers it was erecting between myself and my goals, my resolve was total and quitting was eas
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I'm a recent teetotaler and my quality of life is massively improved. It took me an unreasonably long time to realize many adult role models in my life (family, and then in my first significant professional workplace) were abusing alco
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