samastur

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by samastur 3y ago
How does this work? Our fridge is most of the time fairly full so I have a hard time imagining where would I put a camera to get a good overview of its contents. It seems that the best place is about half a meter outside. Even a fisheye wou
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by samastur 3y ago
They are not mites and happily live elsewhere.
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by samastur 3y ago
There IS a name already. It's literate ;) Seriously though, I don't mind people who don't as long as its decipherable, but I find it odd giving punctuation (or lack of it) some value judgement.
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by samastur 3y ago
Same
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by samastur 3y ago
Like mine do. And most messages I receive. I find it weird that some started seeing punctuation as some weird imposition.
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by samastur 3y ago
yes
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by samastur 3y ago
What unholy hacks? AmigaOS had preemptive multitasking and I often ran more than one thing at the same time.
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by samastur 3y ago
They solved it in a way where they don't guarantee you that it is water proof for more than 2 years without service and appropriate maintenance and it stops being water proof as soon as you open it.
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by samastur 3y ago
How is it shameful if nobody can think of a solution? What is there to be ashamed of, lack of omnipotence? Tragic, disappointing sure. I also happen to disagree that it is ignored or forgotten, this article just being the latest example.
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by samastur 3y ago
We do, just not on every tool and widget. I think you make a lot of insulting assumptions about other people. I'm sure there are many who are more frugal than me for their personal reasons, but it's not some personal failure not t
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by samastur 3y ago
I haven't been to a conference in years because of COVID, but I've been to plenty mainly web and Python related before. Almost all of them had keynote speakers, who received a prominent spot, usually in the morning and on multi-ti
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by samastur 3y ago
Clearly not from practice and hard to see why since their whole point is transporting enemies where you don't want them.
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by samastur 4y ago
I beg to differ. Nothing more miserable than debugging email templates with tables nested to the x-th degree.
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by samastur 4y ago
On the other hand, I enjoyed using them last year while in London for work. Could get to our office quicker than using public transport, it was more pleasant than stuck in hot boxes moving around and only slightly more expensive (at least i
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by samastur 4y ago
How about you also check poverty rates, rents and housing availability, standard of living, not just counting those employed (which includes zero contract hours...)? UK is not doing well and moving to the incredibly expensive London is not
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by samastur 4y ago
I don't see white women standing out in their behaviour, but they sure will always remain an acceptable group to beat up on without losing your progressive or otherwise credentials. Karen at this point is always pejorative and pretty m
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by samastur 4y ago
And then what? I'm genuinely curious as a loved one rejects therapy exactly because she already knows what causes of her depression are and does not see any use in debating them further as they only bring her down. I don't have ex
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by samastur 4y ago
Good point. My ignorance back then certainly could have played a part in my perception, but I don't think I am wrong :) I could go into details why, but I doubt specifics would be interesting to anyone. I do agree that personal ignoran
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by samastur 4y ago
Or just start early. I learned vi in Uni as part of our course and it's always there so I keep using it (but not solely).
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by samastur 4y ago
At the beginning of my career I worked in a team of 6 developers. Everyone except me was at least a competent developer. One of us did literally 80% of work. Company was paid by head so it didn't care about productivity of others and o
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by samastur 4y ago
This one really irks me for a couple of reasons. My wife and I have a friend whose partner is pretty despicable person. He didn't used to be before they got kids and kind of evolved into what he is now. First, with couples in long rela
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by samastur 4y ago
bits not bytes
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by samastur 4y ago
We use zxcvbn and allowing only good passwords (score >2) is already too hard for many people to figure out a usable password.
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by samastur 4y ago
I use my kitchen not more than 1.5 hours a day on average. Not to mention toilet and bathroom which I use even less. I guess we should all live in two room "apartments" and rest be communal ;) I actually agree with you about bette
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by samastur 4y ago
It's an idiotic expectation because you can't prove that somebody out there hasn't done what you have. It should be assumed until proven otherwise. I'm not a lawyer, but my personal rule(s) of thumb are: - Could you crea
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by samastur 4y ago
The problem isn't knowing what the problem is (taxonomy and ontology), but how to implement it effectively. I've seen enough of Hillel's posts over the years that I am fairly sure he is aware of taxonomy/ontology too.
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by samastur 4y ago
Check timestamps of commits of replicated code to find the original.
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by samastur 4y ago
That's why you don't. I have to relink every time I try to use it because I use it so rarely. I forgot what the cut off is these days (30 days or 6 weeks).
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by samastur 4y ago
No, because it happened in international waters ON THEIR assets.
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by samastur 4y ago
According to my Apple Watch I must be the slowest swimmer in the world. I've just spent 3 weeks on the Adriatic coast, swimming an hour twice a day and I lost count of times my watch reported swimming distance of less than 100m (with a

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