oogali

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   by oogali 4y ago

   This precedent does exist in the form of something called MRC accreditation[1], named after the Media Ratings Council[2]. There are media buyers (and the respective advertisers that they represent) that will refuse to be billed for media de
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   by oogali 4y ago

   Wouldn't "anonymous" include display ads run inside of mobile apps as they don't have an actual HTTP URL? Hence why it could be such a large percentage? And we know the prevalence of large ad exchanges (e.g. Xandr/A
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   by oogali 4y ago

   When you say ZIP, do you mean USPS ZIP? USPS ZIP+4? Or non-US postal codes? Or all of the above?
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   by oogali 4y ago

   I ran into that about 10 years ago with a certain infrastructure as code framework. I versioned my code as YYYYMMDD.patch then couldn’t get subsequent versions to deploy. After enough debugging I figured out it was due to my major version s
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   by oogali 4y ago

   I understand the value being assigned to ease of scaling up but I’m curious about this. In the early stages of product development, how often does this scenario occur where your database is at 100% CPU utilization and the solve is not a n
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   by oogali 5y ago

   Are you currently in SF or in Vancouver?
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   by oogali 5y ago

   It’s not about screwing people, it’s about database access. Countries administer their own version of these trusted traveller programs for their residents since it relies on the ability to perform a mini-background check using that country’
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   by oogali 5y ago

   -f can be for configuration file as well (see: apache httpd, mongod, and sshd)
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   by oogali 5y ago

   Think of a monorepo (multiple go.mod files). As opposed to what you’ve referenced: a single repository that contains a single go.mod.
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    by oogali 5y ago

    The dealer does. I bought a car a few years ago half cash, half financing. The dealer sent me a letter stating that they notified the IRS under their obligation to report cash transactions over $10K.
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    by oogali 5y ago

    This comment makes me unreasonably giddy. The replies are focused on MySQL (and to a lesser extent, PHP). None of that matters. The hero here is the logging system serving as seekable stream of collected events. (I’m trying hard here to not
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    by oogali 5y ago

    Seconded. He had such a strong and clear style of delivery. But if I had to pick one, it’s a toss up between Unix Network Programming and TCP/IP Illustrated, Volume 2. Those two books had a significant impact on me in terms of demystif
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    by oogali 5y ago

    Here's a quick and dirty implementation. https://github.com/oogali/oslatlong
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    by oogali 5y ago

    > And? How does that make it any more defensible in the context of the point I was making there? What is that replying to? > Yes? That was my point all along? That rather than make token efforts to get the incentives in alignment, the
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    by oogali 5y ago

    > I meant the part where the OP had to go though an obscured workflow and wait over months to receive slow replies just to get the process moving to be paid for their solar contribution. This is the same workflow that commercial entities
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    by oogali 5y ago

    > Maybe it's just me, but I don't get how any of that translates to a defense of the utilities' overall behavior. It's not a defense of utilities, it's more about shining a light on regulatory actions. I referenc
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    by oogali 5y ago

    > I don’t know what the solution is, but the problems are pretty easy to see. In theory, if you were dealing with one entity, it could be pretty easy. But you are actually dealing with multiple entities: - your utility’s transmission sub
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    A comparison of static site generators (2020)(mtm.dev)

    1 points by oogali 5y ago|0 comments
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    by oogali 5y ago

    When did SRV become deprecated? The standard[1] doesn’t show it was obsoleted by anything else. 1: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2782
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    NJ power plant uses reclaimed water for cooling instead of seawater (2006)(powermag.com)

    3 points by oogali 5y ago|0 comments
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    ConvertKit: 10 Ideas for Building Great Culture in a Distributed Team(twitter.com)

    1 points by oogali 5y ago|0 comments
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    by oogali 5y ago

    Yes! Thank you for finding that! (How did I miss that?)
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    by oogali 5y ago

    I was really hoping for a "Mr. Plow". EDIT: H/T to capableweb for a working Ctrl+F
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    by oogali 5y ago

    > But I totally agree that academia fails at rewarding people who facilitate the work of others. There is some perversion to this, since the key part of academia is precisely to spread and exchange knowledge. What you’re describing is gl
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    Micfo: I Worked for a Criminal Organization (2020)(openmonstervision.github.io)

    2 points by oogali 5y ago|0 comments
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    Beer Distribution Game(beergame.masystem.se)

    1 points by oogali 5y ago|0 comments
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    by oogali 5y ago

    There's nothing to put a finger on and no meme rebuttal needed, because both statements can be true. Tesla can score poorly in 3rd party consumer testing and that might be a valuable data point to those who care or value their testing.
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    by oogali 5y ago

    They’re serving out internal IPs (RFC1918) to Internet clients. That won’t work.
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    by oogali 5y ago

    I've pretty much abandoned Zipcar for this reason. In the early days, it was great. But once membership increased, there was an increasing chance that I would get a car that was not particularly usable. Filthy on the outside (dirt, mud
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    by oogali 5y ago

    https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/html/#close-and-shutdownget-outt...