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by pensatoio 7y ago
> I lost a large chunk in the 2008 market crash Oof. > ..if I had kept my capital and invested it in index funds, and continued to work, I would now have so much wealth that I would never have to work again. I really think this is jus
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by pensatoio 7y ago
I almost switched a few months ago but didn't because Chrome just felt smoother, but I'm sorry, this is the straw that breaks the camel's back. Firefox supports every extension I care about. I'm a convert.
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by pensatoio 7y ago
Personally, my team uses S3 to store state paired with DynamoDB to manage state locks. Translation, when someone applies a layer a remote lock is created for the duration of their interaction. It’s a fantastic system. I imagine using git to
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by pensatoio 7y ago
I don’t condone the attitudes of people like your uncle or the hyper-sensationalized news that feeds them, but I’m equally discouraged by your response. Why shouldn’t we be skeptical of new technologies and their impact on our environment o
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by pensatoio 7y ago
As others have said, no exporting is involved. You write roughly-json-esque code which you then apply to a cloud provider. The state of the infrastructure is stored, ideally, in the cloud. You apply your code during which terraform identifi
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by pensatoio 7y ago
They published it because it fits their narrative.
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by pensatoio 8y ago
Douchecanoe. You nailed it. Nothing like a pointless rant that tries to pin your extremely personal experience on the masses. Thanks WP.
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by pensatoio 8y ago
Is that even possible? I thought you had to have an iPhone to set the watch up?
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by pensatoio 8y ago
I understand qualms with the software, but what about the hardware is a joke?
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by pensatoio 8y ago
Tmux and mosh do entirely different things. In fact, I’d recommend you use them both together...
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by pensatoio 8y ago
This sounds almost like a trick question. The answer is in the definition of unmaintained. When bug reports and merge requests aren’t being addressed, it’s time to pick a different library. I think the shift towards using more and smaller l
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by pensatoio 8y ago
We iterate or try new things in retro often, but recently my team has been sticking with a RealtimeBoard (or sticky notes, if in person,) where each person fills out a success/praise, a frustration, and an idea or improvement. This met
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by pensatoio 8y ago
I don’t get it. What’s wrong (morally or otherwise) with automatically accepting meeting invites.
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by pensatoio 8y ago
Waze is a subsidiary of Google. I say this because the typical driving force for seeking an alternative to a Google service is the fact that it's owned by Google.
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by pensatoio 8y ago
That’s ridiculous. Pairing 100% would seriously hamper productivity. You need time to withdraw into your mind and think through solutions. This is why code reviews were invented.
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by pensatoio 8y ago
Ditto, I need to make sure it’s off...
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by pensatoio 8y ago
Great info, thank you! Glad to see there's a sub for this too. I'm about to try the same setup. If it performs well enough, I might just do away with owning a gaming desktop entirely. Have you tried GSync with your setup?
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by pensatoio 9y ago
The MacBook Air has been woefully insufficient for years now. How about trying the 13" MBP and forego the touchbar? Maybe try the 2017 MacBook? The MacBook is very much better than the air in every single conceivable way.
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by pensatoio 9y ago
Would anyone be able to provide an example of where this compiler would be useful? Is the goal to run the resulting JS in a server side environment?
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by pensatoio 10y ago
This is a terrible idea, in my opinion. The answer should be to hire private security and foster strong relationships with the local police. You don't get to create your own police force.
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by pensatoio 10y ago
Of course. I believe just about any technically capable person uses bookmarks. I've never met a programmer who didn't and such is the primary audience of this site.
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by pensatoio 10y ago
100% swift.
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by pensatoio 10y ago
THIS! This is the real issue. Such unfettered access presents the risk that they won't just collect data on what happens during the 20-something minute window. The risk is that they gather files, collect your browser history, and read