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421.
by sharts 1y ago
What’s a good debugger for bash?
422.
by sharts 1y ago
While sketchy and total crap move on MS. What recourse do employees really have? MS likely consulted with their army of lawyers before pulling this. Actions might be crappy but not illegal. Not a lawyer but employers are usually allowed to
423.
by sharts 1y ago
That’s because they see and realize that all the criticisms levied against alternative ways of organizing societies seem just as true about the capitalist path. The boat is shrinking and the empire collapsing on itself. A finite world prov
424.
by sharts 1y ago
The upside with this is support for SR-IOV
425.
by sharts 1y ago
When writing letters, essays, reports, journal articles, etc. submitters tend to proof-read prior to sending for easier consumption by the recipient. Oddly many code processes are not like that and it’s up to the reader to figure out what i
426.
by sharts 1y ago
This is cool. I wonder if there is any kind of tool out there that might provide some fuzzy auto-suggestions in shell from a variety of sources like this.
427.
by sharts 1y ago
Imagine using a probabilistic tools and expecting deterministic results. The math doesn’t math.
428.
by sharts 1y ago
context management seems like low level programming where you need to carefully place the right things on cpu registers to do the operation you want correctly. On difference is that we have less control of the context to add/remove thi
429.
by sharts 1y ago
The fact that people keep conflating docker desktop and the docker engine is crazy.
430.
by sharts 1y ago
How is latency and overall quality of experience of something like this vs wifi?
431.
by sharts 1y ago
I’m going to take wild guess (though I’m sure it’s still true) and say that even after 10 iterations an Android device simply can’t even perform backups in any comprehensive and cohesive way, comparable to an iPhone. Somehow the indoctrinat
432.
by sharts 1y ago
The problem is you want a proxy for that which you really can’t evaluate and you think the proxy is accurate because it provides some feel-good binary. Fundamentally, you can’t really figure out the things you are interested that way. This
433.
by sharts 1y ago
Not just prison but the mental health system. Heck even the health system. A large proportion of people in prison are there because of mental issues and there was nowhere else to put them since nobody can navigate that mess and there is lit
434.
by sharts 1y ago
As a “BSD” even MacOS seems to be the odd one unlike the others.
435.
by sharts 1y ago
Couldn’t one just lazy load and parse as needed instead of loading potentially 40 million rows into memory? Or better yet, if you have that many…databases exist
436.
by sharts 1y ago
The problem these days seems like everyone and their grandma has read about this type of phenomenon and now we live in a world where solutions that truly provide little if any value require the credit card, email, or some other exchange of
437.
by sharts 1y ago
If only mobile was possible too
438.
by sharts 1y ago
Seems more like devolution. Mass appeal is rarely a sign of evolutionary progress.
439.
by sharts 1y ago
Let Intel fail. On a side note, though, the gov absolutely should take a stake in the entire market to and use it to both create sovereign wealth fund and a means for citizens to exercise their rights as stakeholders.
440.
by sharts 1y ago
Capital will just flow to where costs are less. We don’t see Nike opening factories in the US for this reason
441.
by sharts 1y ago
I’m kinda surprised we still don’t have publicly funded and run cloud yet and really only available in the academic settings if you’re affiliated with a university or research lab (and even then each of those have their own spins with lots
442.
by sharts 2y ago
Has there ever been a focus on ergonomics over aesthetics by any manufacturer of any tech product over the last decade? Nothing comes to mind.
443.
by sharts 2y ago
That’s pretty obvious if you’ve visited any major city
444.
by sharts 2y ago
At big companies everyone is a burger flipper in the end, it seems. But that’s part of the deal when joining these massive orgs — good pay at the expense of being a cog.
445.
by sharts 2y ago
It took this many years to get echo cancellation implemented? Many other services had this like a decade ago.
446.
by sharts 2y ago
One problem is organizing things in a more hierarchical fashion. I like Onetab for saving everything in one go. But it would be nice to easily select / organize into bookmarks for later. Onetab gets slow af when you have thousands of s
447.
by sharts 2y ago
If only bookmarks worked this way too. Stashing tab sessions temporarily and then just re-arranging and selecting which ones to “bookmark” more permanently. Oh well.
448.
by sharts 3y ago
And there is 0 accountability for misleading marketing claims and the people that supported it.
449.
by sharts 3y ago
Perhaps using something like a split-horizon DNS setup would alleviate that
450.
by sharts 3y ago
This is how the tech nerds operate. Read a wikipedia paragraph, and become expert.

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