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by ryanschneider 4y ago
I find the Network State manifesto laughable for a couple reasons: - I don’t see how existing nations will ever allow “dual citizenship” with a network state. - and by extension how will these Network States actually defend themselves? - an
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by ryanschneider 4y ago
Mid 40s and try to hike 4.5km daily (we have a nice trail near our house) and longer on the weekends, up to about 12km is ok on the same trail system. If you can find a nearby trail you enjoy with good elevation change that’s IMO the best w
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by ryanschneider 4y ago
You can be both negligent _and_ preyed on by criminals. It doesn’t make the criminal any less criminal, but it also doesn’t make you any less negligent.
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by ryanschneider 4y ago
What’s up with the totally broken syntax highlighting in this post, at least on iOS? 2100 micro services and not one of them is a valid syntax highlighter for blog posts. Edit: oh I see it highlights red and underlines every keyword. I find
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by ryanschneider 4y ago
Not quite what I originally had in mind but interesting idea of storing the remote entity locations in the trusted enclave: https://lifeasageek.github.io/papers/seonghyun-blackmirror.p...
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by ryanschneider 4y ago
Another trade off with your approach of sending non-visible entities ahead of time is that it makes wall hacks possible. Anyone aware of any conceptual way to “encrypt” the location data so it’s only usable if the player has line of sight?
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by ryanschneider 4y ago
Ya exactly. Basically to replace daily status updates in slack or scrum or tickets or where ever.
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by ryanschneider 4y ago
Honestly if this was geared towards teams inside a company I would probably lobby for it at my job. Have you considered an “enterprise option”? :)
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
I also started I the 90s and now that you mention it I don’t think I had any meetings at my first job at a small software company. And even after we were acquired I still think we had at most semi monthly meetings. My first job with daily s
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
I’m not sure if this is a feature or bug but `asdf` requires you to recompile every tool installed via `go install` (nee `go get`) when you change go versions. IIRC the main reason our team started tracking go versions was we were already u
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
My number one Slack tip is to use the All Unreads view (which for some reason needs to be enabled in preferences). Bonus tip: it’s not available on mobile which means I now basically never check Slack from my phone. I can’t decide if the Sl
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
According the the footer in my receipt email the last electrician I used used Housecall Pro ( https://www.housecallpro.com/ ) as their back office. It worked really well, I got SMS reminders about when they were on the way an
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
> but I don’t know what it is Or are you just pretending not to know to seem more relatable?
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
Someone more skilled than me make Assemble, each box is an x86 opcode and the program must terminate (or maybe NOT terminate?).
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
I came to this thread just to post that System 76 should hire you to work on their keyboard shortcuts if they are serious about attracting macOS users. Muscle memory is the only thing keeping me on macOS now, I’ve tried using an IDE on both
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
Anyone seen good articles on converting go-fuzz tests to native fuzzing? Specifics on the new corpus format and a converter from go-fuzz would be really useful. It’s great to hear that the fuzzer is built on go-fuzz so hopefully the conver
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
I’m honestly surprised no one has mentioned log4j in this thread yet. What if this change was part of an outside attack?
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
Same though once I got it to show the Mac it hasn’t flipped back to the PC (though it does flash briefly when I go directly to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DavidBuchanan314/ambiguous... )
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
Rich Hickey’s “Hammock Driven Development” talk largely agrees with this view: https://youtu.be/f84n5oFoZBc
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
How about “Let’s go branding!” /s.
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
Casey Muratori just last week released a video where he uses it at the end as well, definitely worth a watch but be warned it’s basically part 3 of 3 and the context from the first two videos definitely helps, but that’s over 5 hours of (fa
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
> At Tailscale we believe the main reason for the slow IPv6 rollout is that it simply has not been able to provide enough direct value, when deployed as a hybrid in parallel with IPv4. The intention was to deploy IPv6, then retire IPv4 c
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
Painfully, yes, being pro-Nazi in the run up to WW2 was entirely legal: https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2019/02/20/695941323... As much as I deplore their views I don’t think they should be
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
Total aside but I never knew about the `kbd` HTML tag used for the key sequence renderings in the readme. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/kb...
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
Minor spoiler so I can’t say why but this post immediately made me think of Douglas Copeland’s Eleanor Rigby.
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
The thing that has bitten me the most is somewhat related: the lack of any uniform “deep copy” or immutability support. Sure I can make a `chan Foo` but if Foo is a struct with an embedded pointer in it you just aliased a pointer you probab
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
> sqlite isn’t your average C development, it’s got more lines of code written for tests than it does for actual code It’d be a cool exercise to rewrite in a language that easily targets the C ABI and can thus use the same suite of tests
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
> The principal function of most corporations is not to maximize shareholder value, but to maximize the standard of living and quality of work life of those who manage the corporation. Providing the shareholders with a return on their in
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
How big is the fly eng team at this point? You all seem to be doing a ton, I’m always kind of surprised these posts don’t end with the usual “we’re hiring” blurb that’s become the norm on these sorts of tech posts.
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by ryanschneider 5y ago
RE: [1] this is somewhat dated but a “contractor” friend used this “twenty factor” list to determine her “employer” was acting questionably maybe ten years ago: https://www.lakeshoreacct.com/blog/what-irs-20-factor-test

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