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by richo 14y ago
Sigh, so an interesting and thought provoking article is taken down because it could have been percieved as sexist? Why not just s/wife/partner/g and call it a day? I don't think that it was inflammatory. Maybe it's due to wildly unchecked
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by richo 14y ago
Seems to ignore a lot of the flexibility of a traditional shell. There's not a lot of ways to put all these tools together, that I can see.
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by richo 14y ago
"Whoops, all the things went wrong!" Definitely not going to space today.
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by richo 14y ago
> Give off no heat I'd love if someone had a link for this.. I thought termodynamics ruled out running tons of current through something about any heat?
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by richo 14y ago
Thankyou! The app looked well and truly worth the $3 so I just bought it, but good to know for next time.
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by richo 14y ago
I spent a while trying to work out where you are meant to enter them. I like to think I'm reasonably clever, but apple's interfaces make me feel like a luddite.
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by richo 14y ago
Nicely done! Super innovative. Maybe I'm retarded.. what are the promo codes for?
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QDB in chicken scheme- 488 lines with tests(github.com)
2 points by richo 14y ago|0 comments
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by richo 14y ago
So, calling magic subroutines is more functional than passing about first class functions?
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by richo 14y ago
Is that necessarily true though? I reckon it's cool to draw on the collective experience of a group to find out nichey stuff, underground bands in that genre, for example.
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by richo 14y ago
Pull request sent.
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by richo 14y ago
I bought it, but the DMG doesn't want to mount. file(1) reckons it's just bzip2 data so I'm unpacking it and gunna poke around.
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by richo 14y ago
Awesome. I haven't touched my propeller in months because the spin toolchain was finicky, just got a test program loaded in minutes. Awesome.
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by richo 14y ago
I'll grant you that a reply calling me on being on the asshole side of the fence being downvoted, and a dickish post getting upvotes kinda sucks. That said, I don't subscribe at all to "I tried hard so tell me I did well". Like I said, I wo
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by richo 14y ago
Wow, you've been at this for 3 whole months?! You're totally qualified to tell people what they should be learning. Ignoring the 3 paragraph post, and the assertion that Rails is the only web framework for ruby (or that python and php als
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by richo 14y ago
Yeah, if you're incapable of accepting that complicated scenario is complicated. The next two paragraphs identified two things that they weren't doing that they should have been. Otherwise they'd just have lots of snapshots of bad data.
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by richo 14y ago
When I connect with my phone, I still have to log in? Why can't you embed a token in the QR code? I use huge pads for passwords and typing them in on my phone is traumatic and awful.
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by richo 14y ago
Snapshots are stupid in the case of a content addressable, immutable data store. You're better off asserting that your objects haven't changed (Which they weren't, and I agree that they should have been) and were valid in the first place (S
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by richo 14y ago
Git doesn't nuke objects until you explicitly ask it to. It might sync broken objects, but it won't actually chose to destroy dangling objects without being asked to.
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by richo 14y ago
Did you actually read the article? The mirroring in question is NOT block level like you'd see with DRDB or RAID. It's the --mirror option to much of git's plumbing, and it's not the same thing.
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by richo 14y ago
I've not but I'd make the counterargument for working at a business where I'm not sure I care. I occasionally get curious for curiosities sake, but I've never really been bothered. So long as I make enough to support the lifestyle to which
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by richo 14y ago
That seems authorative with no evidence. Not commonplace sure, but I've read a few positive case studies recently.
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by richo 14y ago
That's all true, but I find when the heavens open and the True Path to implementation shines down upon me, being able to get thought onto disk at roughly the speed I think is important, as is knowing my editor well enough to let me manipula
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Groundstation: Distributed gossipy issue tracking(richo.psych0tik.net)
1 points by richo 14y ago|0 comments
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by richo 14y ago
Someone needs to explain the difference between correlation and causation. Birthday parties are very strongly correlated with living longer. Party every day, you'll never die, right?
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by richo 14y ago
Disclaimer: I normally hate "foo is broken" type posts, but jesus. If you're curious/masochistic just look at my twitter feed for the last few hours: https://twitter.com/rich0H
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Bower is fucked(blog.psych0tik.net)
1 points by richo 14y ago|1 comments
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by richo 14y ago
that hinges on knowing what you're trying to do though right? If Starcraft thought me to smush buttons super fast, that doesn't make it better than knowing which 11 buttons to hold down while typing my name in emacs to achieve the same resu
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by richo 14y ago
I had 3 of them, and wondered exactly the same thing. It'd be awesome if an SRE could chime in on this.
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by richo 14y ago
Not really. Some odd stuff you don't think about like how to structure a meeting or how to write a research paper. Generally speaking, I spent the equivalent time a) gainfully employed and b) writing fucktons of code. This certainly isn't g

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