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by plandis 2y ago
Version controlled config was why I started using it too!
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by plandis 2y ago
At a previous job we did something similar but ended up having workers first poll another table to determine which tenant to query against. We called these items tokens and they represented a finite amount of dedicated thread time for proce
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by plandis 3y ago
I don’t get it. Why would you need computer aid to create a level in Super Mario Maker? Does the creator need to beat the level to publish it or something? If the creator does need to beat the level I don’t understand why there was a commun
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by plandis 3y ago
He’s shown no remorse. He could continue to show no remorse and be out in 25 years, no rehabilitation necessary.
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by plandis 3y ago
I disagree. A bank could act fraudulently too. Stop victim blaming people who are victims of a criminal.
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by plandis 3y ago
Good luck finding daycare quickly if you find a job.
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by plandis 3y ago
> In the past, Epic has entered into agreements with Apple and then broken them That sounds like a legitimate reason to not do business with Epic to me?
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by plandis 3y ago
I give my child zero screen time except on the plane when we are flying across the country to visit family. Eating out with my son is difficult because he cannot focus on something for more than a few minutes. I’m sure some kids would be co
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by plandis 3y ago
What are you doing on a MBA that utilizes all 24GB? I’m legit curious because I feel like applications that need a ton of ram probably also want better perf than the MBA can provide anyways or come in a better form factor than a laptop.
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by plandis 3y ago
The Biden campaign is presumably rationally acting in a way they think will help get him reelected. If the alternative is a second Trump presidency then the choices are really a bad environmental choice or a Republican presidency which typi
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by plandis 3y ago
I like to play a game called Overwatch that doesn’t have kernel level anti cheat, afaik, but I’ve never been able to get it running smoothly enough on Linux even with Nvidia closed source drivers. I don’t think I’m obsessed with gaming but
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by plandis 3y ago
In my experience solving several years of Advent of Code, this is only true for part 1 of most days. A lot of part 2 solutions rely on heuristics to be solved in reasonable amounts of time.
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by plandis 3y ago
You’re the creator of the Auctioneer addon? That’s got to be one of the most popular WoW addons for a decade or more at this point.
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by plandis 3y ago
Good quality Nvidia drivers and support for games, mostly.
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by plandis 3y ago
In my anecdotal experience drivers in Seattle have become less predictable. The reduction in speed limits has caused a bifurcation where some drivers go the new speed limit and others continue to drive at whatever speed they feel safe going
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by plandis 3y ago
I really doubt homeless people are good pet owners. Food scarcity, lack of medical care for your pets, etc, etc…
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by plandis 3y ago
> If crates.io goes down or access is otherwise disrupted then the Rust community will stop work. It is profoundly unresilient to have a single point of failure like this. Certainly some people will have vendored their deps and others wi
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by plandis 3y ago
Yeah this was about the last piece I’d really go to Guava for and Caffeine has been better for years at this point.
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by plandis 3y ago
In my experience, it’s less risk to take the advice in the article because even if you only have a monolith as the sole producer/consumer you could still mess up and make a backwards incompatible change. Humans are fallible, so try to
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by plandis 3y ago
Yes you eventually need to do the things you mention but probably less frequently than a normal application needs to add new columns or the like to support new use cases. The article thesis is essentially make breaking changes as infrequent
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by plandis 3y ago
The article lists fairly sensible rules for backwards compatibility and growth in my opinion.
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by plandis 3y ago
You can say the same thing about hammers, knives, cars, etc… Guns lower the barrier to commit violence but nation state actors are typically not burdened by this because they have the resources to work around barriers.
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by plandis 3y ago
Just because the west coast is more liberal doesn’t mean they can easily undo hundreds of years of existing infrastructure.
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by plandis 3y ago
> well, sure, nearby there are roads where people drive 45 and they're really difficult to cross. they were already there. That begs the question of why people were driving down the residential road if there was a faster more effici
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by plandis 3y ago
> You buy groceries more frequently as it's more convenient to stop in on your evening walk or bike ride. There are efficiencies both in terms of time and money that come from bulk shopping that you’re not considering. I lived car f
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by plandis 3y ago
This seems like you reduced traffic from your own street for your own benefit which presumably comes at the cost of some other street with more traffic which will not benefit people that live there.
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by plandis 3y ago
I will never not upvote this. It’s such a good resource for people starting to learn networking.
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by plandis 3y ago
I’m in Seattle and pay $3000/mo and it was the only daycare that had an opening.
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by plandis 3y ago
The issue I have is that apps I want to use currently are forced to adopt user positive features like how Apple handles subscriptions for apps (cancel any time, keep access until the existing subscription ends, cancel with a button click, e
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by plandis 3y ago
Rand is moving forward you can see it in his inner monologue as it shifts from the first two books In TEotW: Rand goes from claiming to be a farmer to doubting his place in the world, he struggles and overcomes obstacles. He goes from “Tam

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