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by skrtskrt 5y ago
This is going to be corporate suicide on a greater scale than Tumblr's policy. I say greater because OnlyFans is/was still on a massive upswing whereas Tumblr was 10 years past its peak already when the nails went in the coffin. E
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
I have been doing k3s on a Digital Ocean droplet and I would say k3s has really given me an opportunity to learn some k8s basics without truly having to install and stand up every single component of a usable k8s cluster (ingress provider,
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
Mainly that everything you could want to see while debugging is available without touching anything, no keystrokes, nothing. It's all in your view by default, with zero configuration or setup. Showing the actual file and the ability to
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
I have spent plenty of time tuning up NeoVim and I really enjoy the text editing experience, but the IDE-like experience is still so, so far from the out-of-the box capabilities of a JetBrains product: * visual debugging - cli debugging c
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
pretty sure they claw it all back, then fine you, then you pay your lawyers, then they maybe throw you in jail.
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
or just being a senator
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
Good point - we'll file making negative money under "make under $1 million". Even if you lost money the one time you did it, I'd probably still recommend doing it approximately once.
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
> The people who get CAUGHT doing it are complete idiots and/or greedy. Even if you're "smart" about it, you can only hit so many lottery tickets before you come under suspicion. I'd bet the best way to get away
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
You're trading securities in the United States on a registered exchange through a registered broker, it is all heavily monitored and regulated, to assume there would be any sort of anonymity on a trade is delusional.
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
Academia is a ridiculous racket at this point. The ratio of people that can make a living doing research to people that are entering PhD programs is way, way off, which naturally produces a zero-sum hypercompetition "market" among
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
I am sorry but those tray icons are horrific. I don't think they would have looked modern or clean or nice at any time. Just bad design for any era.
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
It could also be that the company was trying to squeeze too much out of them as an IC.
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
This is the answer ^ Part of both #1 and #3 can be jumping at opportunities to serve as a "tech lead" for either just a single project or, more officially, for a small team. This isn't necessarily "people management&quot
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
I always assumed just from how people used the terms that available without imports = “core language” and available via import without installing external packages = “standard library”
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
Facebook recommendation algorithms have been shown over and over to lead users toward further and further into violent right wing content and user groups. I use Twitter a lot and my opinion is that it is a complete free for all. Misinformat
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
Yeah we would call this Data Engineer (likely Senior level or up for someone that has had experience building multiple data warehouses) plus the DevOps/SRE work required to stitch all the architecture together
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
In my opinion and experience, treating the model as anything but a way to talk to the database behind a service interface is a very slippery slope. My service methods receive and return pure objects (pydantic or attrs) that I serialize fr
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
> Part of this is a Python problem Yeah it is kind of annoying that the language that's going to be best for instructing kids/beginners has such a terrible ecosystem that will put kids in such frustrating PITA positions getting
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
As mentioned elsewhere, using --hidden which now has a shorthand -. is a good default configuration to add via the .ripgreprc. I wouldn't want to miss anything on my home directory or repository-specific dotfiles.
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
Police departments in major American cities have bigger budgets than almost every other country's military. Police officers earnings often rank in the top 1% of their communities. Compare your city's police budget with their inves
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
Not to mention 99% of all medical advancement derives from government-funded research
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
Firm-ish Zinus mattress on Zinus metal foundation, best my back has felt in years after trying many super soft memory foam mattresses like Tuft & Needle and standard innerspring mattresses. For anyone with back pain I would suggest tryi
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
> on a macro level
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
SAT and ACT scores are, on a macro level, a measure of social status and parent's wealth.
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
I switched from vim to neovim because I thought I needed to to use coc.nvim - turns out I didn't need to, coc.nvim works in vim 8+ As a neovim user who is just having neovim load my vimrc - nothing neovim specific -, I don't see a
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
Maybe it's just the kind of work I have done (web services, where objects don't live longer than a request), but I have never had a problem of "some other part of the code changing values out from under me" in Python or
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
The police are useless for both crime prevention and crime solving no matter where you live. > Rampant property crime is basically only a feature of the urban west coast and a maybe handful of cities in the mid-west and east. Surprise wh
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
I am about to move into a new-construction apartment in California which means no gas stove. Ditched my cast iron in anticipation because the one I have has a rough bottom that would definitely scratch up the glass cook top of the electric
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
I have had each earbud replaced once under AppleCare. If I hadn't gotten AppleCare, I would probably be infuriated that I had spent money on them.
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by skrtskrt 5y ago
How is the rigidity/sturdiness? I am looking at the K2 hotswappable when it is available again, but the price is so low on these keyboards, I am a bit suspicious about quality. My only mech keyboard so far is my DasKeyboard, but I want

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