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ochoseis
4y ago
The core function of the government is to provide basic necessities to its constituents. In other words, guaranteeing a food supply is a critical national interest and there’s no better way than to incentivize home-grown food.
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ochoseis
4y ago
Oxide, maybe?
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ochoseis
4y ago
The bottom of the article states: > Bytebase offers a web-based collaboration workspace to help DBAs and Developers manage the lifecycle of application database schemas. So, I guess it’s not surprising you’d be annoyed by not being able
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ochoseis
5y ago
That sounds interesting — do you have a link?
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5y ago
> This entire endeavor should be funded by corp contributions IMHO. Any entity will tailor the value it provides to the desires of its benefactors. So, if you would like MDN content focused on AMP, ads, and the metaverse, then this sound
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5y ago
I believe the relationship between the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland provides a better comparison than the US and Canada. While we share strong cultural ties and a border, Canada is not a former subject of the US (despite our b
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ochoseis
5y ago
Not to be pedantic, but crime peaked in the late 80’s / early 90’s and has steadily decreased since then (apart from recent spikes). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_the_United_States
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5y ago
At some point you begin to wonder if environmentalists like this are indeed environmentalists?
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Gevent Performance with Gunicorn (2020)
(medium.com)
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Yesterday a friend just sent me a great post on tuning gevent with gunicorn: https://eng.lyft.com/gevent-part-3-performance-e64303fa102b gevent workers are best suited when your app spends a lot of time waiting on I/O
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5y ago
Here’s why according to their docs: > Although there are many HTTP proxies available, we strongly advise that you use Nginx. If you choose another proxy server you need to make sure that it buffers slow clients when you use default Gunic
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ochoseis
5y ago
Truenas with S3 piqued my interest. Does that use minio under the hood to serve objects? This doc indicates it might at least use the browser component: https://www.truenas.com/docs/core/services/s3/
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5y ago
EconTalk is still great after all these years.
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5y ago
Tangential, but Dev Docs is a PWA that lets you save docs from major languages and frameworks for offline viewing: https://devdocs.io/
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5y ago
I don’t disagree, but isn’t that the purpose of Inspectors General and Internal Affairs departments?
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5y ago
This event comes up in the Atlantis Gene book series, which is one of my favorite. It’s Indiana Jones meets Star Trek, and instantly drew me in.
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5y ago
I wonder if this would be a good lightweight alternative to ES for a local development setup. At $work we use ES for deployed environments, but have thus far avoided running it locally because of the resource requirements.
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ochoseis
5y ago
I've had a similar experience with systemd itself. While you could go and read through the systemd docs to understand all of its nooks and crannies, you can actually learn the important bits by reading through the source for NixOS'
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ochoseis
5y ago
Would you use Kotlin again for the back end? Having not yet used it for that purpose, it seems like you’d get the benefit of the JVM ecosystem along with a nice language (but perhaps too many power-features).
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5y ago
Galileo Healthcare | Multiple Positions | Fulltime | New York, NY; Remote OK | Galileo is a well funded Healthcare/Tech startup founded and led by Tom Lee, founder of One Medical. We are on a mission to radically transform healthcare a
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5y ago
Cloudron is really useful for these situations. They greatly simplify self-hosting by automating upgrades and backups for a bunch of open source apps. Don’t think it runs on RPi’s yet, but they do have packages for both Mattermost and Synct
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Galileo Healthcare | Multiple Positions | Fulltime | New York, NY; Remote OK | Galileo is a well funded Healthcare/Tech startup founded and led by Tom Lee, founder of One Medical. We are on a mission to radically transform healthcare a
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5y ago
Here’s a really simple config I started with (not mine, just inspiration): https://github.com/jgillich/nixos/blob/master/roles/router.n...
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5y ago
This is what I’m working on right now too, built around an APU board. I’m also wrestling with hostapd to get WiFi working as well, just because. Once it’s working I’ll try and write it up.
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> Note: Secure Boot will prevent unsigned software from running. NixOS does not support Secure Boot today. I hope NixOS gets Secure Boot working sometime soon. Seems like a no-brainer for machines used in a business setting. Looks like t
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ochoseis
6y ago
I just wish you could use KDE Connect on iOS... is there anything in that realm?
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ochoseis
6y ago
Don’t forget Mission Impossible.
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6y ago
IIUC, it’s more nuanced than that. The shared library would be specified as a dependency to the packages that rely on it. Pushing a fix to the library would trigger a rebuild of all the downstream packages during the next upgrade. This also
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> The exact reasons and mechanisms that might explain our findings, though, are currently unknown. So they haven’t nailed down causation. Wonder if people who eat chili pepper generally consume less food because of the spiciness.
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6y ago
And in 2020 we currently have a Democratic-controlled house, and a narrowly Republican-controlled Senate. If either party knows what's good for them, they'll work together. Finally, Biden was not president from 2008-2016. A much l
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