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by segfaltnh 17d ago
I have a shell function called "up" that finds a project root and jumps back to it (e.g. a dir containing something like .git) Now I have these to complement - thanks!
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by segfaltnh 20d ago
THANK YOU! I couldn't figure out why this word was so familiar to me while reading the article.
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by segfaltnh 1mo ago
And funding them.
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by segfaltnh 1mo ago
This was my feeling trying to grok why I want or need Delta.
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by segfaltnh 1mo ago
One thing worth noting is just how load-bearing it all is. Great point!
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by segfaltnh 1mo ago
Sure but even when it works it slower and less total than good policy. Of course, good policy is a rare bird, too.
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by segfaltnh 1mo ago
My favorite anti-spyware tool for Windows is Linux.
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by segfaltnh 1mo ago
I love the "IYKYK" as a kind of in joke among AI psychosis enjoyers.
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by segfaltnh 1mo ago
Can they both be important?
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by segfaltnh 2mo ago
Every time I see this take I remember the time my step father picked me up by my throat and body slammed me on the floor. I was 12. I've had tinnitus ever since. Children really do need protection from some parents. I'm glad you h
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by segfaltnh 3mo ago
I wasted a decade trying to live in single family homes. Now at 40 my wife and I are living in a small city in a condo and couldn't be happier. Neither of us enjoyed the workload of managing a SFH. Dont force yourself to stay if you ar
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Thing is, the model could have been built with employees, even lowly paid ones, but then it would have been pretty transparent that they were subsidizing the rates to take market share from licensed taxis. The indirection is a feature, not
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Not if the investors can get an IPO done because of their great "innovation", then the bag holders are 401ks, mostly.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
No one ever thinks of the poor owners.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Scala has everything, and therefore nothing.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Thread local storage means all async tasks (goroutines) must run in the same thread. This isn't how tasks are actually scheduled. A request can fan out, or contention can move parts of the computation between threads, which is why cont
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Docker has jumped the shark as a company, good thing the alternatives are maturing quickly. We've had pretty good (not perfect) success with the Colima project.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Honest question as someone who prefers single payer but acknowledged it's not a silver bullet: how much of the costs are nurses and doctors vs. admin? It seems to me there's a lot of overhead in passing the bills around to get pai
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
I feel people defend them by opposing any other approach to solving this. Politicians in particular say things like "preserving customer choice", which I think just means having the ability to select among all the terrible insuran
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Did they reinvent or did they learn stuff? Maybe both.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
We use it for microservices that only deal with Json and avro. Of course, we do that on Rails for some reason I'll never understand.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
I think the part where he calls out airline apps is spot on though. They don't need any of that tech.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Agreed. I feel gaslit by the gap here. I too find the hypesters annoying, but it's fun to hack on Rust code usually. Usually...
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Wild claims. So many huge projects have been successfully written in C by humans. There are patterns to solve all the built in solutions provided by Rust, how do you imagine Rust got them in the first place? One tiny example of many here is
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
For a lot of newer compiled languages this comes down to static compilation. These aren't linking to any system libraries beyond the OS fundamentals. That and they have way more debug symbols than Comander Keen, probably.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
I've spent most of my career in the infrastructure space and I agree with this so much. These days prevailing wisdom is just to use 20 off the shelf open source components and spend your entire day debugging YAML integrations. I think
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
We certainly see this in the US as well, employed homelessness.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
I've never understood how a homeless person with no resources would move across the country for better handouts. Like I'd buy some anecdotal cases but most homeless I see aren't saving enough for a bus ticket.
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
This shocks me, what sort of issues do you hit?
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by segfaltnh 2y ago
Increases to income tax generally won't lower a wealthy persons wealth, just the rate at which they can increase their wealth. They already have the money, and it will keep paying dividends and interest. Unless you're talking abou

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