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by sbarre 4y ago
Does anyone know where you can actually buy CM4 compute modules these days? At least not from scalping resellers?
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by sbarre 4y ago
Amazing!
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by sbarre 4y ago
There's also the story of the man who was driving a 2CV in the desert, hit a rock and ruined his front axle, and converted the remains in a two-wheeler to make it back to civilization alive: https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by sbarre 4y ago
Wonder if they could make an electric version of the wagon? It could be great as a short-haul utility/delivery vehicle...
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by sbarre 4y ago
Yeah came here to also say that I was glad to see Treasure Islands at the top of the list. It's the most fascinating, and yet angering, book I've read in a while..
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by sbarre 4y ago
Yeah and if you want some order them now, there's been a flood of articles (and comments!) recommending this approach, so no doubt they are flying off the metaphorical shelves. I hit up 2 Apple Stores and a few authorized resellers in
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by sbarre 4y ago
I got that image earlier. You're getting a crop on mobile but there's a guy out of frame on the left who is pointing across the image.
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by sbarre 4y ago
Yeah someone got their hands on a Myspace image crawl..
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NASA's Exoplanet Travel Bureau(exoplanets.nasa.gov)
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FCC Commissioner Calls for Removal of TikTok from App Stores(twitter.com)
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by sbarre 4y ago
> If organizations using Confluence had at least one full time "Wiki Master" position or the like (with resp. superpowers), this wouldn't have to be like that. I think part of the challenge is finding and retaining this pe
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by sbarre 4y ago
> A server is not 'rendering' a website the same way a client does. While this is technically true, there is still "rendering" happening on the server when you JIT-compile JSX/TSX templates and transpile everythi
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by sbarre 4y ago
Counter-point to this is that edge computing addresses the latency for compute in the same way that a CDN does for static assets. SSR definitely has drawbacks in the old "run your app from a single VPS somewhere" model, but in a g
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by sbarre 4y ago
WSL is not "Windows" at that point though.. From Docker's perspective you're building on Linux.
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by sbarre 4y ago
Just curious, is there another party or group waiting in the wings that does have a plan - and the ability - to fix this? I've seen op-eds and articles in western media, and a few in EMEA media, that all talk about sweeping changes a
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by sbarre 4y ago
I'm honestly glad to hear that KDE and Linux are so viable as daily driver desktop environments now. I haven't looked at KDE in a long time...
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by sbarre 4y ago
I built it myself, it's based around an AMD 5900x CPU.
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by sbarre 4y ago
Because I only have room in my apartment for one PC, and I want something that can do all my work, but also play games, do hobby dev with my Index VR headset, do good photo and video editing with the software I already know how to use, etc.
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by sbarre 4y ago
Does WSL2 on Windows count? Because 2 years ago I moved back to Windows from MacOS for my daily driver because of WSL2. I get the same "modern GUI on top, Unix-like shell underneath" experience that I had with MacOS but now I have
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by sbarre 4y ago
I think the goal here is to have an out of the box "self-hosted Twitch" experience. Spin up their Docker container, connect it to a storage provider, and you're good to go. Jitsi and Nextcloud are video conferencing solutions
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by sbarre 4y ago
Hah you just reminded me of something... In the late 80s as a kid I remember reading a scifi short story from probably the 1950s that speculated that "in the future" the average suburban family would live inside their computer,
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by sbarre 4y ago
I wasn't comparing oil to cigarettes in terms of products, sorry if that's how it came across. I was comparing the practice of large corporations who are actually to blame for societal problems deflecting that blame down to the en
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by sbarre 4y ago
This "blame the consumer" bullshit has been happening since cigarettes... And it is bullshit. These large corporations, controlled by a relatively small number of _people_ have a disproportionate and coordinated impact on the env
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by sbarre 4y ago
What a great interview
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by sbarre 4y ago
Sure that's a nice thought.. Then reality comes knocking.
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by sbarre 4y ago
Yes of course there are different experiences and paths, I certainly wasn't implying that there was only one way. The company you worked at sounds like it had a really good structure and really put in the work and time to help employee
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by sbarre 4y ago
>> Early in your career, you can learn 10x more in a supportive team in 1 year, than coding on your own (or with minimal feedback) for 5 years. > I learned 10x more coding C++ and Rust in my room, watching Twitch streams of people
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by sbarre 4y ago
In my 20+ years as a developer, I've always advised developers working under me to move around and not stay in the same place too long. After 3 years it's potentially time to start looking around.. It's not just about the mo
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by sbarre 4y ago
Our company has a structured junior onboarding program. We take in a cohort once a year and they go through a 12-month program that happens while they are on the job in their various teams, designed to help them continue to grow their ove
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by sbarre 4y ago
>I think advertising should be illegal but companies like Google will never let that happen. So I use software like uBlock Origin to block ads whenever I can. Honest question (and I am not fan of advertising here and not trying to be an

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