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I find this a strange thing to ask. An autist is defined as such by having the following distinct characteristics that make them unique (I have customized each criterion based on myself and my children): - difficulty in social interactions
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I haven't heard about Semaphore in several years. It's good to hear about some healthy competition to tower/awx.
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ansible can be used to build container images in an idempotent way. And ansible is greatat creating deployment logic among other things. Where puppet , chef et al. are primarily for automating a direct machine, Ansible is a general purpos
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I love human (and programming) languages so much that it depresses me to even consider a world where everyone only spoke 1 language.
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Xevo | DevOps, Software Engineer, PM | Bellevue, WA | Full Time | Onsite (remote for now) At Xevo, we’re reinventing the way people interact with their cars. Our cutting-edge vehicle software and mobile applications leverage data science, m
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I interviewed for a position there a couple of years ago. Their pay wasn't close to competitive with my other 2 offers. They seemed like an interesting place to work, although I believe they laid off a bunch of people shortly thereafte
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6y ago
Reminder on this.
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RIP google music
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I'm in the same camp. If you get it working well with any distro, please post to r/thinkpad with details.
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I just heard about and starting looking into V last night. This is perfect timing!
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appears to be working for me now.
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https://status.aws.amazon.com/#
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AWS EC2 issues in us-west-2
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My wife has been in recipe development for a couple of years to start something very similar. We are just in the cottage license approval phase. I can only hope we will have a fraction of your success. Would you be willing to answer a cou
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I really can't stand any of the DE's. I have a perfectly customized set up for Awesome WM. It's very low resources, so works equally well on my high spec'd Thinkpad, as well as on a 10 year old netbook. I'm consi
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It's definitely all about what your goals are. If you haven't done this before, you probably won't know what it takes to get to certain levels(i.e. how much effort and time). Also, the distance of the language from your nat
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xournal has builds available for windows. I just showed my wife how to sign a pdf her laptop last night (the only windows machine in the house).
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they also have a pure bash bible: https://github.com/dylanaraps/pure-bash-bible
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I use the solid sleepplugs from sensaphonics: https://www.sensaphonics.com/collections/plugs-sleeves/produ... They are molded to my exact ears. I have tried several other ear plugs, and none of them come close to
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> One ought to be able to express more nuanced side effects such as network/disk access or console I/O IIRC, this is one of the things that Idris brings to the table.
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I've loved sxmo. There's a lot to be done still (4g data out of the box), but it's so low on resources, and really is the most performant distro for the pinephone that I've tried.
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Correct. Scottish English is a dialect of english, while the Scots Language is a germanic language that is different enough to have low mutual intelligibility (which means it's a different language and not a dialect... although this d
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Is Idris 2's linearity the same as Haskell's in this respect?
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In automation (like Ansible), the term is overloaded. Something is only idempotent if it only tries to take action if the actual state does not match the desired state. This will overwrite every time, which is inefficient. As a plus, Ansib
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Naive question: does the new linear type support in Idris 2 get it closer to possibly not needing garbage collection?
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How is this idempotent? cat <<EOF > /etc/motd "Ever make mistakes in life? Let’s make them birds. Yeah, they’re birds now." --Bob Ross EOF
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I transfer the PDF to Google drive. This is just an easy way to get them onto my multiple Android devices. I download the PDF onto the SD card of any device in want to read it on. I use ebookdroid to read the PDF. It remembers exactly wher
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A couple of years ago Memrise had a 48 hour challenge to learn it with a bunch of other people, and to try to speak at the end. I did quite terribly (as usual). Nevertheless, it was a fun challenge.
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I did not notice that at first! It appears to be complete too.
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This and devop-ish are the only ones I usually read 80+% every week.
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