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721.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
As I started learning how to spin up and manage Linux servers and then deploy my own (unmanaged) k8s on them, half of my bookmarks are DO documentation.
722.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
It's beautiful in a utilitarian way
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
It was absolutely detrimental to learning and retention. We were on a quarter system (really trimesters, since one quarter is the summer quarter), with 48 classes required to graduate from engineering, which is 4 classes per quarter for 4 y
724.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
In college, cheating on the homeworks was quite literally the only way to get all the work for 4 engineering classes done on time. We still learned it all for exams, and received our exam grades accordingly, which are generally >60% of t
725.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
I really left IntelliJ (Python and Go) for Vim. I wanted to give Vim a good try anyway. My motivation was how ridiculously heavy IntelliJ is on resources I was doing Rust in VSCode and liked it but the Python support in VSCode was pretty te
726.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
Is it possible to get the inline inferred type annotations to show up in Vim the way they do in VSCode? I have been making a strong push to move to 100% Vim for development, but those inline annotations in VSCode with rust analyzer are amaz
727.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
I prefer pyenv-virtualenvwrapper but yes Still, Python 3.6.x installation is broken on Big Sur (non M1) My current Mac is going to be my last. Linux on Thinkpad is next
728.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
I feel there can be a fair reason behind this, which is basically that using a tool no one else uses, even if it’s great for the use case, is likely to be a losing battle. Hard to get using it approved at work, less usage means fewer bugs a
729.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
I have done some learning about more generalized network concepts (ip addresses, protocols, routing) but I want to make the jump to actually apply it in some VMs now I think my next stop is the network section of Unix and Linux System Admin
730.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
Any good books on Linux networking? I have started spinning up “bare metal” k8s on a cloud VM and it’s not that hard to get going until you get to anything networking related then I feel like I’ve just jumped off a cliff. I have no knowledg
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I feel I am far from enough Linux knowledge to contribute, but I am inspired to get there.
732.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
Thanks for your response! I am tempted to go try it on AWS, but I am sticking to DigitalOcean for personal projects for reasons. I will be very happy when it shows up on DO.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I am thinking more about adoption - and things that come with adoption - than functionality. It's not an option for which OS to flash onto my DigitalOcean VM. Getting it going on Raspberry Pi is largely undocumented. For desktop, it d
734.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
I would love for Alpine to progress to the point where it's a realistic desktop or server OS, rather than the OS for the containers that run on an Ubuntu or Debian server. Edit: Just got inspired and went to the contributing page. Thin
735.
by skrtskrt 6y ago
I read that they chose to fail open when Okta dropped them in order to stay online for awhile longer.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Yeah I use pyenv + virtualenvwrapper and there are a few packages I am fine with having in the top-level pyenv version, rather than in any particular virtual environment: black, requests, click, etc.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
What was your mentality around choosing the license (Apache) in regards to the business you hope(d) to build around the Ory offerings? Also I have to say that about a year ago I wanted to teach myself about OAuth and I find almost every onl
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
My understanding from reading up on the 11th gen Intel CPUs is that the integrated graphics is supposed to be improved for first time in several generations. I have the same problem as you running a 4k screen from a Macbook with a 10th gen
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Indeed I am coming from Python (and some Go), and I'm coming to Rust because I want a language that makes me think about these things. But those who do not want to be bothered are likely to be turned off.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Ah you might be right I'm probably thinking of the current gen Nano I was looking at. Either way, the shitty GPU you mentioned was definitely a reason to wait as well.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
yes - personally I just don't want a 15". I would probably get a ThinkPad Nano to size down to 13" if I could get more RAM in it. and I'm more comfortable with the quality reputation of ThinkPads over the Dell XPS. I&#x2
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I am having the exact same experience. I think one think that could seriously be improved is high-quality explanations of Rc, RefCell, etc, and where and why they are used. I have found myself piecing together explanations from various book
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
This release is everything I have been waiting for to make the switch from Macbook to Thinkpad + Linux. I plan to max out everything except the SSD space I don't need and I can be confident I have a computer that won't be obsolete
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Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen 9: 16:10, 4k screen, 32GB RAM(lenovo.com)
43 points by skrtskrt 6y ago|20 comments
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I like Go, but I too in the meantime have dipped my toes into Rust and it's just so much better without being that much more complex. The learning curve is real but quite a bit overstated I think.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Probably decades of technical and operational manufacturing know-how that has been in decline in the US, plus killer supplier networks.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Yeah I mean I understand the money flows, but it's so tedious to keep my credit card transactions, splitwise, and venmo open while I'm entering things in the spreadsheet. A budgeting UI that managed this would be amazing, but I un
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I did my own budgeting in a spreadsheet for awhile, and those big lump purchases were definitely something that's hard to model. I think it's pretty easy to create a budgeting product for the 90% case but those odd lumpy purchases
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Linebackers, as the captain of the defense, which requires a deep understanding of the offense as well, tend to end up coaching as well.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
File embedding is a common enough use case (HTML templates, config files) that it really makes me cringe that it's being done with comments.

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