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   by pkaye 2y ago

   In the US this doesn't work well outside of college internships. Most tech workers don't want to shift to a new employer with a probation period. We already live under an "at will" employment relationship so employers ca
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   I've been using it to debug issues with config files and stuff. I just provide all the config files and error log to Chatgpt and it give a few possibilities which I fix or confirm is not an issue. If it still fails, I send the updated
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   Twitter was a public company so basically the shareholders decided to sell it when a good deal came up.
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   My employer sets aside a few extra holidays to bridge holidays to the weekend. For example this year July 4th was on Thursday so they gave the Friday off too. They also give Winter holidays from 24th to the 1st so its aligned right, a few m
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   by pkaye 2y ago

   Proxmox runs on top of Debian. The Debian is part of the install but I think you could install the packages separately on an existing Debian install. You could even install cockpit if you want to.
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   I started with a home lab a few months back. Its basically an old miniPC running Proxmox virtualization and LCX containers. Mostly it helps me learn various technology I have not much experience with in my work. I run about 20+ services on
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   by pkaye 2y ago

   GIMP originally used the Motif widget library but it was not freely available so they later created GTK back in 1996 probably because there was not many other options. It was only a few years later did projects like Gnome came out.
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   by pkaye 2y ago

   There is no guarantee of success. There is a lot of luck involved. Look at Robert Pera who founded Ubiquiti Networks. He was working on an idea his bosses ignored on he own during nights and weekend and then founded his company. https:&#x2
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   by pkaye 2y ago

   Apparently the open source llama is already benefiting the Chinese military. The technology is already out there. I'm sure other adversaries are already working on fine tuning the open source ones for their benefits or making something
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    by pkaye 2y ago

    Iron rings is for Canadian engineers.
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    They can use the lumber fees from the forests to pay for the cost.
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    Just like nobody wants their new car or couch to get dinged or damaged until it eventually happens and you learn to just accept it.
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    What about the other distros? Are they waiting on the community to do it for them?
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    Nearly 15 years ago I had to intervene on behalf of my elderly mother who had some tooth pain and went to a local dentist. The dentist wanted to replace all her teeth with implants. When she mentioned what the dentist recommended, I was sho
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    There is a repo with Apache license. Does that need to connect to Google services to use?
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    Do they recycle or just burn it for energy?
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    by pkaye 2y ago

    Higher quality clothes like in the past might be nice. Stuff seems to fall apart so quickly these days.
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    by pkaye 2y ago

    I'm guessing many of the engineers doing the AI/self driving stuff want to remain the bay area.
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    by pkaye 2y ago

    Are people paying $6/GB on average in the US?
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    Nothing has happened to the bill since it was introduced. https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/senate-bill/336...
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    by pkaye 2y ago

    Is there a requirement in the EU laws that the popups need to be in a specific language? I've seen plenty of websites in the EU that uses a non-english language in the popup and there is no option to switch to another language to under
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    by pkaye 2y ago

    Needs to have a '+' and the elbows and T intersections.
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    I've used sshfs in the past and I know the original authors stopped maintaining it though others took over. I did find the network error handling wasn't the greatest. Like it would unmount the fuse mount due to network error and I
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    by pkaye 2y ago

    I wonder if there is something like this in the US? As an kidney transplant patient with immunosuppression, I've been super cautious to being in crowds without a mask. I feel like something like this might give me more reassurance if I
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    I've seen a schematic of a Pong like game made with digital circuits like counters and comparators. Each player has a Y position controller. So and Y1 and Y2 register. Then the ball has an x and y position. The game logic is controller
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    Did Costa Rica get an IMF loan around that time?
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    The US had to much looser copyright terms until it tried to align with the Berne Convention. So there are minimum copyright terms that the US must comply by. US only joined the Berne Convention in 1989. https://www.plagiarismtoda
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    by pkaye 2y ago

    Isn't that because of high chargeback rates?
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    How much is the gpf or lpf in Australia?
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    Back in June some testing was done in UK based on samples from US. https://www.gla.ac.uk/news/headline_1078447_en.html