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by scrozart 4y ago
Have you tried using kubernetes to manage your containers? Wondering if the extra level of complexity is worth it for a home server.
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by scrozart 4y ago
Thanks for actually using data and thoughtful comment. This thread is a microcosm for HN's decline - loads of flip comments and even more supposition without any sources.
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by scrozart 4y ago
Agreed. After spending the better part of a decade watching Hibernate a) fail to scale or b) get confused beyond a third level of association, I find myself writing bare SQL and/or refactoring to implement the repository model. ORMs ar
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by scrozart 4y ago
You can program outside of "the industry". I work at a science institution that sits between NASA and the .edu sphere of influence. While we also have our own frustrations, it's generally wonderful and I'm a cog in a mac
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by scrozart 4y ago
To be expected from a lifestyle magazine . OO is an OK place to find your next camping destination, but it's a terrible place to look for science. This nonsense made it to HN a year or so ago. If you're looking for sunblock that
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by scrozart 4y ago
We use a pretty jank framework at my professional gig, and are thankfully finally beginning to plan a migration to the much better documented framework it rips off. A full rewrite is almost never worth it, but between the already poor and n
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by scrozart 4y ago
Of course nobody used it; it was marketed poorly, and funding for marketing was cut early on, as indicated in the article. I have no idea if the service would have succeeded under different circumstances, but as OP stated, this was the rush
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by scrozart 5y ago
https://spring.io/blog/2022/03/31/spring-framework-rce-early...
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by scrozart 5y ago
Confidentiality is never assumed. It's an explicit contract.
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by scrozart 5y ago
Do you have research and data to back you stance, like OP provided?
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by scrozart 5y ago
Which guy? Assuming you mean Lofgren or Young, their decision to move on from Spotify as not to consort with misinformation peddling is nothing more than another expression of freedom of speech and choice. Sounds like you're for one si
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by scrozart 5y ago
> Published: October 1, 2000 Not knocking the article, but I'd love to see something a ouch more recent. Our understanding of PTSD, in particular, has changed a bit in the past 20+ years.
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by scrozart 5y ago
This is accurate, and I'll add this issue also isn't necessarily about "woke culture" at all - the decision makers at these media companies are latching on to memes they think will drive viewership, and in doing so are a
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by scrozart 5y ago
Just like guns and alcohol, right? You're refusing to actually think about this.
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by scrozart 5y ago
I am still surprised when people underestimate the absurd complexity of this project. This is a novel masterpiece of science and engineering, not a jet fighter or rocket destined for mass production and deployment. There will only ever be o
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by scrozart 5y ago
Forgive me - what is San Pedro?
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by scrozart 5y ago
As a commenter above noted, this work is about generality, being able to play every game, and not being the best at every game.
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by scrozart 5y ago
It's not the first space-based observatory, but it's still a _wholly novel_ device, containing instrumentation designed by scientists and engineers in concert to leverage every piece of bleeding edge technology available at the ti
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by scrozart 5y ago
I believe they meant the next day/several hours later. If you don't feel any adverse effects later, you're probably drinking responsibly (never more than 2, always with food), or are still on the younger side. Age is a huge f
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by scrozart 5y ago
Agreed. I can't imagine outsourcing monitoring/metrics/etc, despite the mild hassle of maintaining our server of one of the popular options. It requires attention every now and then, like once a year or two, but can be integr
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by scrozart 5y ago
IME, Stewart is pretty opaque. The intro section is a great refresher of things you'll need, but the remaining text is pretty muddy. I found an old Thomas Finney book that was much clearer, as was Richard Delaware's YouTube series
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by scrozart 5y ago
Not arguing with the sentiment, but pushing back on using Reddit as an example. The likelihood of the behavior we see on Reddit being attributable to actual humans or humans acting in good faith/not purposely sowing division is rapidly
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by scrozart 5y ago
Gitlab doesn't mandate anything. Also, even if your CI pipeline does use Docker, it doesn't matter if "you don't use Docker" _as a team_. Your pipeline may name an image, and that's it. That's way differen
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by scrozart 5y ago
This sounds exactly like what OP indicated.
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by scrozart 6y ago
I have a similar setup, but use a Sennheiser e935. Sounds incredible. After 25 years in both live audio and recording, I would highly recommend it over the Beta 58. I might even use the e835 before the beta; certainly before the standard 58
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by scrozart 6y ago
> Invest in educational resources to teach communities how to deal with law enforcement. You have this exactly backwards. It's telling that instead of mentioning doing away with warrior training, for instance, you list things we, th
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by scrozart 6y ago
Thanks for digging these up. I agree OP would have to try to avoid first looking at coffee.
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by scrozart 6y ago
Can you provide an example of NYT misinformation or propaganda?
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by scrozart 6y ago
Not sure how long ago you cancelled your NYT sub, but it took me 5 minutes yesterday.
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by scrozart 6y ago
If the point of this is to show the price/performance ratio isn't that far off, okay. However, that isn't super clear, and most readers will see the graphs and conclude the M1 is garbage. This just feels like yet another appl

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