rjkennedy98

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by rjkennedy98 8y ago
Surprised to see that he's gone back to an empty vimrc after years with high customization. To me customization is such a great part of vim that I can't imagine being without it. For instance, I have shortcuts to find and replace
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by rjkennedy98 8y ago
That line caught my attention also. Right now most people don't maintain their own private keys, most have online wallets such as Coinbase do that for them.
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by rjkennedy98 8y ago
I just went through this hell when setting up my new Macbook Pro at my new job. Setting up iterm, tmux, zsh to properly cut and paste was so frustrating. By default I should be able to yank into my clipboard and paste into vim from my clipb
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
Art Bell is a completely difference experience when you are driving through the middle of the Nevada or California desert. Its hard to explain to people who have never done it, but somehow on those long desolate drives, his radio show just
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
Why was it uncalled for? He exposed himself to underaged girls multiple times. He thinks that he deserves a high paying programming job after that. I disagree and apparently most of the employers do too.
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
Its not a matter of trading personal information for access to a social network, which is a reasonable thing to do. Its a matter of letting a nefarious actor into your life to feed you addictive poison, torpedo your well being, and feed you
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
Openstack isn't the competitor to CloudFoundary- OpenShift is. Both are sponsored by Red Hat.
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
The main benefits of PCF are not cloud vender lock-in. Where I saw it used, they weren't even on AWS, but using PCF to migrate to microservices. Microservices were written with in Java with Spring Framework, another pivotal product. Pi
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
My experience also was that they have a huge snob factor there. I was doing consulting for a database company when I visited their office. In the meeting I was announced as someone when knew our company's product, to which one of the p
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
This honestly sounds like an Onion article title.
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You would think that, except Facebook is literally spying on you when you are trying to be anonymous. So its acting as maliciously as you can save actually loading malware. There are plenty of VPNs such as Private Internet Access (which I u
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
Its not how most people go broke. Most people go broke because of health care costs.
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
So many of these athletes feel that they are role models and civic leaders, yet they can't so much as balance a budget. Our culture glorifies these guys so much when they are much more like lottery winners than anything else. It doesn&
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
14 percent of adult Americans demonstrated a “below basic” literacy level in 2003, and 29 percent exhibited a “basic” reading level. That is with public education.
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
Dickens was the most popular entertainer of his time. Shakespeare was widely popular as well. Both are considered too difficult for most audiences now days. Can you imagine a writer like Dickens being the most popular in contemporary Americ
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
This article/video explains why so many people have completely lost faith in our technocratic elite. The idea that "You’re 37 times less likely to be killed by a bolt of lightning than you were at the turn of the century" mak
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by rjkennedy98 9y ago
You will need to increase max trust. That will happen later in the game.