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by ochoseis 3y ago
Teachers appear to earn an average of $79k in California[0], and are eligible for a pension[1] that probably boosts their earnings to the equivalent of a six-figure job. Also, they get summers and holidays off. Not silicon valley engineer
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by ochoseis 3y ago
> has all their processes documented Even if this is true, a map is not the terrain, and there’s no substitute for experience.
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by ochoseis 3y ago
> Specifically, things like swipes for navigation and for selecting or deleting notes. Gestures / swipe-navigation gets me every time too. There’s also a new enhanced editor on iOS but it’s a little clunky so I switched back to the
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by ochoseis 3y ago
I love that I live in a city with a robust library system. I can borrow books online, and check out books from distant branches by having them moved to my local one. The last time I actually went into my local branch to do some focused rea
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by ochoseis 3y ago
I think a lot of it comes down to: if it has happened once, it is likely to happen again. If it was indeed a leak from WIV, which ended up killing millions, then what can we do to prevent that kind of thing from happening again in the futur
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by ochoseis 3y ago
It’s more GTD than kanban, but I’ve been getting a lot of mileage out of this stack: - radicale as a caldav server with calendars per context, like @Writing, @Chores ( https://radicale.org/v3.html ) - todoman for cli tasks (
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by ochoseis 3y ago
Making standards accessible to small businesses smells like a startup idea…
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by ochoseis 3y ago
How do you prevent someone from squatting on an account with your email address, and an initial passkey they control?
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by ochoseis 3y ago
I just got Colima running on my 2020 x86 MacBook the other day. I ended up having to specify an extra `--cpu-arch` flag to get it running, but it definitely seems quicker and lighter than docker desktop. E.g. my machine used to choke when z
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by ochoseis 3y ago
Here’s another guy talking about the same: https://youtu.be/BHFpGIwwh7M
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by ochoseis 3y ago
Where was it at the time of the hack?
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by ochoseis 3y ago
IIUC JetBrains products are developed in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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by ochoseis 3y ago
> An attempt to upgrade our Loki 2.7.4 to 2.8.1 failed badly and could not be reverted, forcing us to delete our entire accumulated log data for the second time in a few months (after the first time). This sucks, but it’s also why you ta
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by ochoseis 3y ago
Here’s another I really like. It adds in some light static strength holds. https://youtu.be/4BOTvaRaDjI
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by ochoseis 4y ago
> Maybe they don't have some of the same luxuries my family was able to give me: a couple of years of college paid for, attending a few business/marketing conferences as a teenager, examples to follow from my dad and brother. S
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by ochoseis 4y ago
I use and love NixOS; however, until there’s better support for things like secure boot I’m not sure it’s a great recommendation outside of hobby use.
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by ochoseis 4y ago
One of the hurdles with this approach is that _everything_ has to live in configuration.nix. How are you handling secrets like your host keys? I recently got sops-nix working as a prototype, but curious if there are better ways. Side note:
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by ochoseis 4y ago
Agree, once you realize how to traverse search.nixos.org and module definitions in nixpkgs it gets a lot easier.
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by ochoseis 4y ago
> In this case it's a filesystem implementation of a HTTP API When you put it like that, it makes me wonder why they don't support WebDAV.
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by ochoseis 4y ago
This does sound nice, but the article barely mentions a pretty major limitation from the release announcement[0]: > it doesn’t support writes in this first release, and in the future will only support sequential writes to new objects. [0
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by ochoseis 4y ago
You can read about one called “Operation Fox Hunt” here on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Fox_Hunt?wprov=sfti1
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by ochoseis 4y ago
It is said that inflation (caused by money printing at least) is a hidden tax on everyone, which definitely hits the poor more than a progressive tax scheme would.
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by ochoseis 4y ago
On my OS you can use CTRL+PgUp/PgDown to cycle through tabs, which makes the dedicated keys by the arrows really useful for single-handed tab cycling. Most other ways require a chord with both hands, so it’s just a lot slower.
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by ochoseis 4y ago
This is great advice, but one more thing to remember is that $100,000 today is not the same as $100,000 in 30 years. It’ll be closer to half that if inflation reverts to the mean. Most calculators will factor inflation in (such as the one l
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by ochoseis 4y ago
I agree it sounds like a violation of the terms, but the response seems asymmetrical to me. Banning them from using Project Fi in the future would be more appropriate.
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by ochoseis 4y ago
Or, you know, Samsung sells ad placements in the enhanced images to do things like turn a can of Coke into a can of Pepsi, overwrite billboards in the background, etc.
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by ochoseis 4y ago
Every month I put enough to buy groceries into Series I bonds, with the thought that no matter what they should still be worth that much when they mature. Probably better ways to achieve that, but it is simple.
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by ochoseis 4y ago
Thanks for the tip. I’m at Schwab and it appears they have a rough equivalent called SWVXX. I’ve been considering going more into CD/bond ladders for the rates lately, but it sure would be nice to have the flexibility to pull money out
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by ochoseis 4y ago
“Marketing driven development”
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by ochoseis 4y ago
Get a leather composition book cover for the look/durability, then just use $1 composition books. I’ve had one like this for 10y and works great. https://www.amazon.com/Leather-Journal-Composition-Notebooks...

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