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by pratio 6y ago
For those who're unaware. ebpf: extended berkeley packet filter Unfortunately, even the website https://ebpf.io/what-is-ebpf doesn't mention this. Interestingly, I was unable to find the words packet filter used t
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by pratio 6y ago
Me too, the first thing flashed in my head.
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by pratio 6y ago
Yeah, I had the same question. Here's a video that I looked up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-v2q5XR2Mfk
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by pratio 6y ago
3 people were required to okay the transaction and none of them saw anything wrong with it. This is not just bad UI but bad user trainings as well. Mistakes happen and in systems as complex as these with very few visual cues this was an acc
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by pratio 6y ago
Life is different for me than it was 5 years ago, I have colleagues with kids and some are expecting. You start to realize how important it is to have a well rested team. When I say well-rested, I don't mean just physically but also em
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by pratio 6y ago
Glad i wasn't the only one.
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by pratio 6y ago
I think its a bit harsh to call users stupid. When we move away from HN, we realize how teach naive a layman can be. We haven't seen something of this sort happen at this scale happen many times before. A lot of efforts are going into
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by pratio 6y ago
Yes, I suppose we would all love to have blocked time but it doesn't take into account the availability of others, add a spouse and kids to the mix and you're pretty much Swiss cheesing life. If the pandemic has proven one thing,
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by pratio 6y ago
I am sorry to say but the design and implementation are horrible. You can't call something a cheat sheet when you've blocked copy paste and clicks. If it was meant to be helpful in any way it should be possible to click and create
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by pratio 6y ago
I wasn't aware of pyo3 thanks for that.
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by pratio 6y ago
Why Rust? Conda and Jupyter are python based. What does one hope to achieve with a setup like this?
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by pratio 6y ago
I've experienced this first hand so many times. It is so difficult to steer the boat when the management depends heavily on metrics they don't understand the need of. Just because others are doing it. And as the flow of pressure g
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by pratio 6y ago
I don't think so, there are no external standards to tell you if your Tulpa is valid or otherwise. It is your own. Now, if you're regularly meditating or then thinking without distraction might come easy but don't let that st
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by pratio 6y ago
After a while, Yes. Vivid daydreams usually go around our own personal wishes to build the reality. A Tulpa or your friend would start to have a unique view and attitude towards life. Think of those voices on the shoulder, one says positive
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by pratio 6y ago
I was hoping that it was about Tulpa. The pandemic had me look into nurturing a Tulpa again but I've avoided it for one or the other reason. I can personally attest that having an imaginary world and friends is amazing. You can practi
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by pratio 6y ago
I am not saying that new features don't need menus but maybe they could be simplified? The copy, paste select system on iOS is poor IMO. The new tab/ new private tab has been done better on chrome. What I wished to say in the ori
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by pratio 6y ago
Maybe we can't for now and that's okay. There are so many solutions to choose from and the only thing that would make it popular would be if the people you want to chat with or on it. There's also a big issue with any of thes
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by pratio 6y ago
The low end tablets will meet the same fate as the low end android ones. Applications developed using the high end devices in mind will run painfully slow or perform miserably on the lower end ones. The higher end tablets might come with ex
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by pratio 6y ago
You're not wrong about the alignment of design but it is definitely not minimalist design. I've been using and upgrading iPads for the last 6 years and with each release the menus and options are becoming more convoluted. But ther
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by pratio 6y ago
Azure UI, Flows almost everything feels half baked. They have this weird segue like UX in some places where trying to go back to a previous screen feels like moving a big picture around, it annoys me so much, The best thing that we found wi
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by pratio 6y ago
I don't think we need to worry about western democracy when talking about a software company shopping your browser history. Apps and games have developed on all corners of the globe have done this and are doing this.
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by pratio 6y ago
A lot has already been said about them copying or borrowing or just getting their inspiration from Apple, so I'll skip that. Unless they fully opensource the code it is unlikely to get any traction. And if it is really based on Linux w
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by pratio 6y ago
Why not?, if you are born and raised in a country where the economy isn't great and software development is going to be your way out then following the trend is an excellent way to get hired. Yes, they won't be like me but so what
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by pratio 6y ago
As if 2020 wasn’t worse enough, i was hoping he’d live till the last daniel craig film
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by pratio 6y ago
Thank you for the firefly reference
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by pratio 6y ago
I agree with the sentiments of loosing control but i wonder how practical this is. One of the best things about remote development has been able to code at home in my yard and pushing changes when needed. My experience using hosted VsCode w
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by pratio 6y ago
perfect thank you. cool app.
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by pratio 6y ago
This can also be useful in some cases right? - What if some external accessory or change was made without the owner's knowledge?. As cars become more software dependent, steps like these might become necessary. - Manufacturers obviousl
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by pratio 6y ago
I looked up at the github repository but README doesn't say much. Would you please update it with information on how to use it or deploy it?
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by pratio 6y ago
As the user rootsudo mentioned, you might be able to use O365 for free if its a small charity. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/nonprofit/offi... https://www.microsoft.com/en-us&#

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