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by s_kilk 9y ago
The ghastly performance of docker-for-mac was a large factor in my move back to Linux (a few months ago) after a few years on OSX.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
It's just the downside of nuclear reactors. When they go pop like this there isn't much you can do to meaningfully clean up, when everything, everywhere is filthy with radioactivity.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
I guess some of us are just sick of the hype, and the frankly demented hubris that's so often on display along with it. I'll be honest, all this biomod stuff looks like LARP to me. Just look at the article, this person literally g
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by s_kilk 9y ago
ShareLaTeX dev here. We're very much committed to that statement, we wouldn't say it otherwise :)
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> London has crime, Japan doesn't. This reminds me of being in University and listening to insufferable weebs going on about how Japan was a pure society with no crime, no poverty, no problems whatsoever.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Same, the JS cool-kids swore up-and-down that CoffeeScript was the future and we'd be fools to not jump on. It's another reminder that no-one knows the future.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Same, dots are obnoxious when copy-pasting.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
When it comes to base images, I'd much rather trust Canonical, Docker Inc, Redhat, etc than Some Dude.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
You really think someone would do that? Just go on the internet and tell lies?
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Shameful plug, I liked hiccup so much I "ported" it to elixir: https://hex.pm/packages/sneeze
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Probably just the cost of making high-quality ports of Pug in every language.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
If we can't make it work on a literal Garden World, then we have no chance of making it work in the frigid void, or on an irradiated hellworld.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
The USA. Look up what's going on in Flint.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> I bet if you'd interview the average world-citizen they'd not be so convinced. You don't even need to go that far afield, we're talking about a country that can't even provide clean drinking water to all of it&
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by s_kilk 9y ago
youtube-dl seems to work with soundcloud urls
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Silicon Valley Won't Save You(currentaffairs.org)
2 points by s_kilk 9y ago|0 comments
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Trump inherited his fortune, not exactly a bootstrapped entrepreneur.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Seconded. I've been on Fedora for the last few months and it's had much less general bullshit and annoyance than recent Ubuntu's. Certainly looking forward to upgrading to Fedora 26.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
HN at least has relevant and educational content, much more so than the stream-of-minions-memes-and-baby-pictures that is Facebook.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> 2 degree raise in temperatures globally could be great for food production... Bear in mind that the 2-degree figure is 2-degrees celcius __average__ global temperature, not two degrees maximum. The oceans are much cooler than land, and
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Plus, hstore can only handle strings, so it's actually pretty bad when weighed up against a json-store
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by s_kilk 9y ago
This is starting to sound more like a good old-fashioned agency.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> using various flawed arguments Care to offer some counter arguments?
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by s_kilk 9y ago
But what the hell kind of state is involved in rendering a static page of text with a few images?
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Huh, sounds a little like House Of Leaves, which has a similarly weird structure. I'll have to check out Pale Fire.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
But preferably not in production.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Monorail
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> "why the fuck are you reimplementing DNS in init" Because systemd
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Yeah, this is way easy if the two events are sorted by start_time first.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Because the user has an expectation that they'll be shown the best results, not the most self-shilled results.

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