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by shrikant 6y ago
Great list! IIRC, "mare" (for a bad time) is just a contraction of "nightmare".
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by shrikant 6y ago
> Yet he [Roger Scruton] remained committed to the principle of dignity and respect to all, regardless of their ideological convictions. His efforts to engage everyone in discussion and to demonstrate a lasting commitment to appreciate
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by shrikant 6y ago
Yeah same here, and I'm also seeing troubles querying my Redshift cluster -- I'm guessing it is a more widespread issue, potentially with the datacentre itself (eu-west-2a).
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by shrikant 6y ago
I'm assuming some kind of workflow which uses email notifications, and only goes to the next step if the email notification succeeds..?
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by shrikant 6y ago
> Is it just ordinary ageism/curmudgeonliness? I think it's probably this? I'm "on" TikTok in that I just idly scroll through the videos, and it all seems like a bit of good fun. Additionally, for all the nefario
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by shrikant 6y ago
I'm not sure how much sway British authorities would have, since ARM is now wholly owned by SoftBank?
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by shrikant 6y ago
How long is "a long, long time"? Both "quarterly results" and "peak" in that form are pretty common usage, and definitely not something Amazon have invented.
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Why doesn't Windows have an “expert mode”? (2003)(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by shrikant 6y ago|0 comments
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by shrikant 6y ago
When Daddy Was A Little Boy: https://archive.org/details/WhenDaddyWasALittleBoy A delightful read from my childhood that I still revisit about once a year when I've had a bit too much negativity from the news and
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Emerging Data Roles: The Analytics Engineer(datacouncil.ai)
4 points by shrikant 6y ago|0 comments
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Protecting Chrome users from abusive notifications(blog.chromium.org)
1 points by shrikant 6y ago|0 comments
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by shrikant 6y ago
This sounds like it could work. Since it's a workplace server and is only accessed internally by workplace-issued machines (which are always on the workplace VPN), I think there might be some sort of public cert already in place. Guess
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by shrikant 6y ago
Just checked, and it says IIS 8.5.
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by shrikant 6y ago
The machine that's running this has no Internet connectivity though (which is a big reason why it's running that stack in the first place!), so I'm not sure if that approach would work? It's a workplace server as well, s
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by shrikant 6y ago
Somewhat tangential: I maintain an internal webapp that runs PHP on IIS (I know, I know...). Does anyone know how I can add a legit SSL certificate to a setup like this? Everyone currently accesses it using a http://<friendlym
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by shrikant 6y ago
>> Consultants > A term so generic as to be almost meaningless. It can apply to an Agile coach, an Ivy League fresh grad billed at $1200/hr by McKinsey et al, or a programmer with an LLC and some marketing skills. These all va
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by shrikant 6y ago
You mean your app's release notes go beyond just "- Bug fixes and misc. enhancements"? Good on you! (Sorry for the seemingly drive-by, this really annoys me in Play Store update release notes!)
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Sqlfluff – The SQL Linter for Humans(docs.sqlfluff.com)
2 points by shrikant 6y ago|0 comments
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US Blacklists Five Amazon Sites (UK, Germany, France, India and Canada)(bbc.co.uk)
5 points by shrikant 6y ago|0 comments
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Google Meet will soon be free for anyone with a Gmail account(engadget.com)
2 points by shrikant 6y ago|0 comments
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by shrikant 6y ago
Just because a native speaker might have written OP's bit above as "[...] that a native speaker would of said it differently." doesn't make it correct for "their" dialect.
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by shrikant 6y ago
> The only option I could think of is living in an English speaking country, but that currently not an option. Speaking from personal experience, I think all this will do is change your speech patterns and modulate your accent ever so sl
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by shrikant 6y ago
This appears to have more features and is more generous in the free tier than my usual go-to for this sort of thing: https://www.dbdesigner.net/ It also looks slicker and handles a bit easier, so I think I'm going to s
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by shrikant 6y ago
Has anyone here been able to reproduce this? I've just tried this with someone else who has Duo installed as well, and I've got all the fancy suggestions things turned on, and wasn't able to get this suggestion. Might be wort
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by shrikant 7y ago
I posted it in a bit of a hurry, and couldn't think of a description that didn't sound like shilling the app. Looks like dang (or sctb?) has put in a perfect descriptor!
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PlantNet – App that helps identify plants from pictures(plantnet.org)
394 points by shrikant 7y ago|71 comments
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by shrikant 7y ago
Sure, didn't want to plug it unnecessarily :) I haven't updated it since I got the job though, make what you will of that! http://tech.theswamp.in/
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by shrikant 7y ago
I got my current job on the back of it! I don't interview particularly well (interviews are a lot of about first impressions, and I make a [ranging from poor to] indifferent first impression), and especially used to struggle with inter
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by shrikant 7y ago
> Now teams have channels which make zero sense if everyone from the team can also see them and there is no way to fix that. You can create private channels within teams. When you go to "Add Channels", there's a Privacy op
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by shrikant 7y ago
You're right, British cuisine does take all the good bits from everywhere, but then brings them down to its level ;) While I've definitely had great food in pubs and I agree that London has spectacular food options, I'd still

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