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rendaw
2y ago
Thanks! This is exactly the sort of stuff I was looking for. So maybe this is too reductive, but basically: - Tools for mutation of a running system - Dealing with hard dependencies that don't cause errors when unavailable (like nfs in
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2y ago
Sorry, I guess my question wasn't "why does the tree need a root process" but "what is the critical feature that makes it worth using these tools instead of the dumbest possible alternative?" So the dumb response to
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2y ago
Kind of a non-sequitur, but what is actually the point of systemd (and other similar tools)? Like compared to just spawning a bash processes that run a critical commands in a loop. I can come up with a couple functions, but none of them se
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2y ago
Couldn't you do something like "I did X by YYYing after working around P by doing Z and Q by doing A. Here are some details about how I worked around P and Q and my strategy for YYY."? My technical writing course stressed tha
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2y ago
It's the first bullet point in TFA, right after the big screenshot. > Stress-free hand-drawn style ... A hand-drawn style reduces stress on perfection and allows you to express ideas quickly.
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2y ago
Kubernetes/k3s on a single node turns what could have been immutable 1-step upgrades into multi-step mutable upgrades, since kubernetes's software itself and all the management components you need are a mutable layer on top of the
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2y ago
How would you ensure that grumpy security open source contributors see them and not hackers?
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2y ago
I can see the risk of damage to the monument and getting in the way/risk of collisions with other visitors being respect issues, but (having not read the article) I imagine they could be worked around. Are there other respect issues at
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2y ago
> Google Ads became more user-friendly in 2014. The yellow box that contains the ad disappears and users could quickly scroll through the ads section. Can someone please explain these two sentences to me?
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2y ago
I've heard that a lot about cryptocurrency, but aren't there plenty of cryptocurrency users who have never lost their wallet and have good personal opsec? Maybe the issue is trying to force one solution for everyone.
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2y ago
I don't live in an area with scooters. I never got why the parking/littering was a problem. They know who rode the scooter last = who parked there right? Couldn't they fine the people leaving them in the middle of the sidew
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2y ago
I thought calorie restriction was another order of magnitude, beyond "normal" weight. But I guess if obesity was causing accelerated ageing, you could say not being obese is delaying ageing.
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2y ago
I was trying to read some RFCs on my phone, and a simple paragraph had me scrolling right and left constantly (or zooming out until I couldn't read the text).
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2y ago
My theory that it's a sophism to mollify people who are offended by not being trusted, or to mollify people who think not trusting is rude. I'd just assume see it not used though.
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2y ago
What are the fundamentals one should learn in kindergarten, elementary school, etc?
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2y ago
I got into an argument about black magic in a library with someone and have been thinking about this since. I think "magic" is fundamentally "hidden dependencies" that prevent full reasoning about a piece of code. Like
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2y ago
I hadn't seen this before, but isn't it similar to using something like a quad-tree to reduce the number of potential colliders?
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2y ago
Whoah, how does it do that? It looks like magic, so does it handle the clickbait use of "this" as well ("this game", "this recipe", "this film")? I'm using one that just decapitalizes and uses a
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2y ago
I believe that, but doesn't that make it much harder to read? Or are the organizational benefits worth it? Edit: and I also don't see a way to do multiple arguments like that in a single document, unless you mean as a soft linkage
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2y ago
Is there some reason this is all focused around yes/no questions or a single statement? Is it like a standard format that all topics can be reworded to? I'm wondering if this could this be used for something like comparing altern
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2y ago
In case anyone replies with "well all companies are bad in some way"... scale is also a factor here. Even if Google does the same things as a small family owned business, they have significantly greater ability to inflict harm. A
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2y ago
Is there any stock TOS/Privacy Policy for a typical SaaS? I feel like the requirements for most are similar, and they tend to cover a superset of things in case the business pivots later. I did hire a lawyer to write one for me and got
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2y ago
This looks really cool, but I came away with some questions. - How does this differ from say blender's geometry/shader nodes? Aside from operating environment. - How much of webgl does this encompass? Do you control the full rende
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2y ago
Often when searching with google I stick !g in front of my query without thinking, and only realize when it shows up in the search bar after the page loads.
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2y ago
It's interesting to see this right on the tail of https://jspecify.dev/blog/release-1.0.0/ by Meta et al. That was done AFAIK because JEP-305 died and it didn't seem like Oracle was going to ever do any
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JSpecify: Release 1.0.0
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What problems are there with git submodules and how does this solve them? The readme isn't forthcoming in this respect.
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The Apple Music web app is so terrible it made me doubt the engineering ability of the whole company. Can't sort collections, can't edit playlists, songs randomly getting skipped, etc. etc. It was like they actively hated the us
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2y ago
IIUC you think it's obvious but it's possible it's not obvious or that different people have different views on it, all of which they consider obvious.
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2y ago
What risk does Jensen Huang take and why can't he leave whenever he wants?
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