silisili

23 ms·

481.
by silisili 1y ago
While not using it on a huge scale, I've got a few projects in OVH cloud(US) and can't remember them having ever gone down in the last couple years. I get maintenance notices from them often that explain what they're doing an
482.
by silisili 1y ago
Aw man, this sounded like just my kind of place. But... > It’s a sentiment eagerly embraced by The Dull Men’s Club. Several million members in a number of connected Facebook groups strive to cause dullness in others on a daily basis. Ap
483.
by silisili 1y ago
Well, I don't love that reported performance regressions are handwaved away as not the new gc, but doing something wrong or abnormal. Will wait for more real world cases showing substantial improvements, but existing(and possibly bad)
484.
by silisili 1y ago
It's worth noting here that Go has a notoriously slow regexp implementation.
485.
by silisili 1y ago
I remember watching his show in my younger years. I always assumed/thought that 'all magicians hate him' was just to sell the show more, like surely we all know magic isn't real anyways? Apparently that's not the
486.
by silisili 1y ago
> I tried a few Android cheap phones recently IMO that's the big 'problem' with Android - any fly by night company can make a phone with it, which sours those people on Android as a whole and rightfully so. They may not u
487.
by silisili 1y ago
Quasi related, I thought immediately of this experiment. It's hard not to loosely apply it to humanity and especially complaints you hear about gen Z in your head. https://www.the-scientist.com/universe-25-experiment-69
488.
by silisili 1y ago
Same thought, probably the same person I'm thinking of. While I can't speak for Twitter's org as a whole(sorry anyone who works there), the fact that Elon encourages that racist troll to publicly post, as a known employee of
489.
by silisili 1y ago
In the US at least, I feel like you hit that late 90s convenience experience. While it's true they still do these things, or try to, in my experience nobody actually uses them because of understaffing and underpaying of employees to th
490.
by silisili 1y ago
MTSU has a rather well known recording industry department, probably driven by the fact it's located in a suburb of Nashville, itself called 'Music City.' While definitely not traditionally known for punk, I don't think
491.
by silisili 1y ago
The US experience is summed up as having lived in a country with some perceived US influence, and having worked for a US company for an undisclosed amount of time. The European one by the same, except also having lived in Germany for some u
492.
by silisili 1y ago
FWIW, most phones allow dual time display, and GMT watches would be extra helpful here as you can essentially track both at once, using either as your 'main.' > After an eight-hour flight, if you went to bed at 21:00 yesterday,
493.
by silisili 1y ago
Is Google, or at least the C suite, not absolutely embarrassed by their behavior? Or is the promotion/churn cycle so high that nobody at all cares anymore?
494.
by silisili 1y ago
There's like 3 things basically the same (ISA brown, Golden Comet, Cinnamon Queen), all red sex links, and they are the best all rounder you can ask for. Best layers, not broody, docile. I've had just about everything, but this
495.
by silisili 1y ago
I stopped short of adding this to my comment because I don't want to feel like I'm gatekeeping, but you're absolutely right. That said, it applies to most animals people buy, sadly. I think it's awesome people are getti
496.
by silisili 1y ago
Just adding a bit to this comment: They are great layers until their molt after a year at which point they just stop for a few months. Then, even after they resume, it's never quite as productive. Add to that the fact they don't
497.
by silisili 1y ago
Banks aren't perfect, but they also aren't anonymous. If you feel wronged, you can take appropriate legal recourse. Crypto offers no such thing.
498.
by silisili 1y ago
Sorry to hear that. Makes me angry just reading it, I can't imagine how it makes you feel. I've mentioned before here wondering if there is a name for this phenomenon, it's similar to sunk cost fallacy, but more emotionally
499.
by silisili 1y ago
That sounds a lot like a subsidy, which I'm generally not a big fan of. Sure you and I benefit from it, but it doesn't seem fair to a solo traveler. That said, I have to imagine the reasoning behind it having to do with assuming
500.
by silisili 1y ago
Interesting. Seems chickens in general are just 'in'. I assumed it was because of egg prices, but perhaps there's more to it? My wife is part of some backyard chicken community, and said it's absolutely exploded with n
501.
by silisili 1y ago
We do, almost exclusively. We'll use Y/M/D for systems or ordering, sometimes. I can't recall having ever seen Y/D/M used in any notable sense.
502.
by silisili 1y ago
IMO, you're a woodworker, a craftsman that builds solid products. You've been using a hacksaw and hammer all these years, now someone invented a circular saw and drill and people can move a lot faster. And now even relatively pr
503.
by silisili 1y ago
I don't know what a healthy young person pays these days. 20 years ago I paid 80/mo for basic catastrophe coverage. All I know is that it's gone up tremendously since then, and my family plan costs about $2100 a month.
504.
by silisili 1y ago
Higher income employees would pay way more than that in taxes alone. This is why properties in low and no income tax states skyrocketed. Assuming it's not high income but a real scrounger, this is leaving out way too much. Out of poc
505.
by silisili 1y ago
It's really not that bad. If you have a codebase in Go you can speed up, it's fine. That said, if you're greenfielding and see this as a limitation to begin with, picking another language is probably the right way.
506.
by silisili 1y ago
You can kinda work around this though. runtime package has a LockOSThread that pins a goroutine to its current thread and prevents others from using it. If you model it in a way where you have one goroutine per os thread that receives and
507.
by silisili 1y ago
The loyalty card doesn't matter as much as folks think. Places will just profile you by credit card all the same. I think the only way to even attempt to not be data mined is to pay cash and not use loyalty. And wear flip flops, to t
508.
by silisili 1y ago
Just ctrl-f for an em dash and call it a day.
509.
by silisili 1y ago
I mean, you can say the same thing about every purchase you make. The potential problem is that you don't have infinity dollars, so if you aren't getting them back, you have to make more.
510.
by silisili 1y ago
Oh man if that's true I hope it replaces dimensional lumber for floor joists. I'm not sure which psychopath invented span charts for home building, but it's extremely rare I'm in a non-slab house where the cabinets and

More ›