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by quesera 1y ago
> 100 wolves in 2.2million acres Without engaging with the rest of your comment, and even assuming that wolves are distributed evenly (of course they are not, and some parts of the park are not suitable for wolves): This equates to 1 w
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by quesera 1y ago
When I care, I run ZFS. When I run ZFS, I run BSD (or illumos).
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by quesera 1y ago
That Quartz article needs an editor who knows more about the 1990s, Silicon Valley, Stanford, DARPA, NSF, and how grants work. I say this with full knowledge (courtesy of Wikipedia) that the author is a former Director of the Office of Legi
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by quesera 1y ago
This makes sense, but "area" self-hosting for friends & family is risky! For myriad reasons, but one critical issue is the persistence of other people's data. If your friend becomes unavailable for medical advice, you go
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by quesera 1y ago
Said with affection, I presume.
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by quesera 1y ago
Oh come now, no one likes systemd! I kid. Sort of. Systemd is a great startup launcher -- maybe even an improvement over rc.d. Although I confess I've never had any issues with rc.d. Systemd can be quicker, which is nice, but 15 second
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by quesera 1y ago
It is Linux-specific to some degree. There's a culture of documentation in BSD which exceeds Linux. There's a larger commercial/reputational market for a Linux book of course, but that attracts different writers, who are ofte
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by quesera 1y ago
When you choose BSD, many common Linux frustrations evaporate. :)
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by quesera 1y ago
I'm not sure why that is a problem.
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by quesera 1y ago
From the 2018 announcement: > URL Shortener has been a great tool that we’re proud to have built. As we look towards the future, we’re excited about the possibilities of Firebase Dynamic Links Perhaps relatedly, Google is shutting down
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by quesera 1y ago
Exactly. I've seen goo.gl URLs in printed books. Obviously in old blog posts too. And in government websites. Nonprofit communications. Everywhere. Why break this?? Sure, deprecate the service. Add no new entries. This is a good idea
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by quesera 1y ago
Looks like it, but it often is not. Affectation is one thing, but the behaviour you describe is as much cultural and contextual as it is affectation. Just like an accent. Very very much not worth thinking about too hard, except for its anth
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by quesera 1y ago
How do you feel about people who speak with accents?
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by quesera 1y ago
I'm always happy to see organizations that are able to learn from their mistakes. But yeah, your reaction was also my first. I really dislike how much I worry about Mozilla. I'm not an anxious person, but Mozilla is so important a
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by quesera 1y ago
Modern webservers are very, very fast on modern CPUs. I hear Google has some CPU infrastructure? I don't know if GCP has a free tier like AWS does, but 10kQPS is likely within the capability of a free EC2 instance running nginx with a
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by quesera 1y ago
Configuring a static set of redirects would take a couple hours to set up, and literally zero maintenance forever. Amazon should volunteer a free-tier EC2 instance to help Google in their time of economic struggles.
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by quesera 1y ago
This is precisely the point of the article. Macronutrient profiles are, apparently, not the relevant axis of differentiation.
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by quesera 1y ago
> i immediately distrust anyone that starts mentioning "processed" or "highly processed" or "ultra processed" because I don't think those are defined. I think they're speaking entirely on vibes wh
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by quesera 1y ago
TacticalCoder's comments appear to be auto-deaded for the last week or so. I did not see a likely reason in a quick review of their comment history. You can view a comment directly by following the "... ago" link, and from th
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by quesera 1y ago
Can you flash the PROM with just a clip on connector? (thereby avoiding desolder and most disassembly) I've done this successfully on HP Chromeboxes, but have not tried their other devices.
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by quesera 1y ago
One huge challenge is in identifying and measuring the axes of appreciation. Asking "What do you like about X?" is a tough way to extract good data. People usually cannot explain why they like things. And it's legitimately di
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by quesera 1y ago
> controls the genetic makeup of a child before it is born Selective breeding in livestock, mate selection in wild animals and humans... I do understand your point. I struggle with whether it is cause for (more than theoretical) concer
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by quesera 1y ago
This could be interpreted as psychedelic ego death from psilocin, backdooring into some kind of personal revelation. Or as clinical death from Amanita toxicity, with some meta commentary on religion. +1. :)
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by quesera 1y ago
That's the extreme end of the first-group spectrum, but I definitely agree that they exist!
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by quesera 1y ago
You're right, I'm probably lumping the first group over-broadly, since I understand them less well. It would make sense for there to be subgroups within the first group. It sounds like you prioritize results (mentee growth, poss
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by quesera 1y ago
My current working theory is this: People who enjoy mentoring juniors are generally satisfied with the ROI of iterating through LLM code generation. People who find juniors sort-of-frustrating-but-part-of-the-job-sometimes have a higher den
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by quesera 1y ago
Check out asciinema for easy creation of CLI demos. https://asciinema.org/
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by quesera 1y ago
Hm. Are you referring to the bracketed paste weirdness? This is fixable. https://superuser.com/questions/1532688/pasting-required-tex...
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by quesera 1y ago
My guess: something is seriously borked in your profile. Easy to test. I have run Firefox on Linux for decades (and a few extensions, and metric gobs of tabs), with zero cases of the behaviour you describe.
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by quesera 1y ago
More to the point -- even if there were no pictures, I'm sure the ads loaded successfully. For those who browse without protection, at least.

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