pseudoramble

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by pseudoramble 6y ago
Right. I'm genuinely not trying to make a judgement on the choice - it's just not the choice I'm used to seeing, including in JS environments. So it seems like there must be some reasoning behind it. I suppose that's tru
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
When I try and check out their new page linked from here, I'm getting a certificate error. It looks like it's only issued for Netlify subdomains. Minor, but kinda annoying. One question I have about Rome is why it tries to take on
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
I add it in after they're cooked, along with cinnamon and flaxseed. It would be interesting to see what boiling the peanut butter would do though. Never thought of trying it.
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
This sounds really good. I kind of want to try it but maybe a vegetarian/vegan style instead. Thanks for sharing!
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
Missing the forest for the trees perhaps here. Oh well! I too am a big fan of oatmeal. Funny enough, I like it a bit different than the author does. Particularly, I enjoy it with a less runny/liquid texture, and I don't submerge i
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
I have been eating similarly to the parent poster recently (trying to avoid meat and dairy as much as possible). The three major sources of protein I use now are black beans, kidney beans, peanut butter, and tofu. I also sometimes eat tempe
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
I agree with your point. In addition, this book also suggests ideas that, in my opinion, are so far away from the minds of an average person that it's kind of absurd. Admittedly it's been years since I've read the book, but o
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
Same here. I actually opened a support ticket with them because I was worried my ISP had started blocking their IP addresses for some unknown reason. Luckily it seems to clear up, and in the ticket they mentioned routing traffic away from t
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
I agree! I'm definitely an amateur when it comes to networking stuff. At the time, the _only_ issue I had was with all of my Digital Ocean droplets. It was confusing because I was able to get to them through my LTE connection and not a
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
I don't have a Volt, but rather a 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid, which I got new. Currently has somewhere around 135-140k miles on it. I don't have hard numbers, but the batteries seem to still be in decent shape. The biggest work I&#x
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
I wouldn't call it an anxiety really, but I've obtained some new perspective. I went from primarily working on app frontend for years using JS, and into a more API backend-ish role using .NET Core. In the former, dependency trees
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
Fair enough! I didn't comprehend the context well enough. Seems right though, the Yubikey won't protect sessions. At least I don't see any reason it would.
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
Every time you login with a Yubikey you must tap it. It does not maintain its own session on the key or anything like that. If the app maintains a session, then that depends on how long the app allows sessions/tokens to live for at tha
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
> ... & COOP is a single header that can be deployed by the security team ... I wish this was my experience with security teams. The teams I've worked with through the years are generally disconnected from any product teams and
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
I definitely agree with this. I think this is one of the hardest parts of doing IF. Removing the typical dinner for me personally would be a big change, let alone trying to explain to my partner, family, and friends.
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
Though it does briefly mention it at the end, one detail I'm uncertain about with this and where they mention intermittent fasting is how much the times of days matter? Some basic posts I've read about IF essentially say that they
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
Same here! My main change was getting an SSD. If you're in this boat, I highly recommend it. If I wanted to really push it, upgrading to 8GB of RAM would probably make it work extremely well. It's nice to have things that run well
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
You need to setup an AlphaVantage API key. See here: https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/FAQ#Q:_Why_doesn.27t_online_qu... . I set it up a few years ago and it seems to keep work. If I break my setup messing around, I'll
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
> The trick is doing a manual entry for each transaction. Kind of like a spending journal, food journal or just a journal. There still seems to be power in manually entering a transaction, although it might not be by pen and paper. This
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
Thanks for sharing! I don’t remember C++ well at all anymore, but it’s cool to see an immutable AVL tree in it since it seems like it would be less common. I wrote one in F# a while back for fun/curiosity since I had no idea how it wou
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by pseudoramble 6y ago
In regard to your 2nd question, there are a few ways I'm aware of: 1. USB devices. If you need to move software from outside the air gap to inside, it's pretty easy to imagine somebody copying malicious software unintentionally th
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by pseudoramble 7y ago
This is a team member/team lead perspective. So this may not be what you're interested in. I think the team members themselves should be fine. In normal conditions, they should mostly be able to function and keep moving forward wi
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by pseudoramble 7y ago
Depending on the circumstances, I often do. For a big topic like this, part of the reason I like it is that the pacing is better. It tends to be less densely packed, and lets me read through something carefully but not feel too strained. It
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by pseudoramble 7y ago
Do you not like the substance of the questions, or do you not like the delivery of the questions in this list? After reading through a small sample, I agree with you that if you asked these questions verbatim it would be ridiculous. And thi
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by pseudoramble 7y ago
I'm not really sure either. I have never heard of PeerTube until this thread. I was wondering the same thing. I found this https://joinpeertube.org/instances#instances-list . I tried to filter down to particular kinds o
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by pseudoramble 7y ago
I like this idea! I'd like to try this out again when the API is online again, and I can get a few other people I know online too. It was nice that readyoursicp joined me for a few minutes in the room to chat though. A lot of this is o
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by pseudoramble 7y ago
Came here to say the same thing. This endpoint is eventually responding for me, but it's taking between 20-30 seconds. In addition, https://binarysearch.io/api/rooms just returned a 502 Bad Gateway. Maybe the site
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by pseudoramble 7y ago
This sounds really interesting to read about, especially refactoring into an entirely new language. Are there any articles about what that process looked like for Google at the time? Or any example that changed languages really.
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by pseudoramble 7y ago
Yeah, fair point! I'm not well versed in this kind of stuff. So I'm not sure. Maybe the original paper discusses the point though? Perhaps they have a way to normalize temperatures to a baseline across all data sets and evaluate t
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by pseudoramble 7y ago
They do mention this in the article: > As part of the study, the authors investigated the possibility that the decrease could simply reflect improvements in thermometer technology; thermometers used today are far more accurate than those

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