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by spelunker 2y ago
Written in the style of a LinkedIn post even ;-)
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by spelunker 2y ago
I had a similar revelation after watching a few episodes with my daughter! Wait a minute, that intro song sounds familiar... and the names of the characters sound kind of familiar... Anyway it's her favorite show. Definitely a fan.
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by spelunker 2y ago
I mean, eventually everything is crab right?
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by spelunker 2y ago
I (unfortunately) find myself doing this far too much after work, and am worried about what retirement might accidentally look like.
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by spelunker 2y ago
Honking back of course!
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by spelunker 2y ago
As a side note, my home state also allows online purchasing of lotto tickets through "couriers", which turns out to be a strange workaround that let companies like Lotto.com or Jackpocket operate in some states: https:/&#x2F
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by spelunker 2y ago
Does the car react to being honked at?
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by spelunker 2y ago
Have the spoons to do so...?
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by spelunker 2y ago
Ok but how am I going to watch the first three Critters films??
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by spelunker 2y ago
I thought it was about the distributed async task framework!
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by spelunker 2y ago
I have a car from another Japanese manufacturer (Mazda) - their connected services app is weird and clunky and was down twice this month. And I'm expected to pay $10/month for this thing after the first year! Cmon.
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by spelunker 2y ago
Arguing the Right Way To Do REST was a favorite passtime amongst people at one of my previous jobs. Huge waste of time.
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by spelunker 2y ago
I was chronically tired because of sleep apnea. CPAP changed my life.
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How to Build an Exchange (2017)(youtube.com)
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by spelunker 2y ago
Their social media accounts at least absolutely lean into the "worst drink ever" reputation.
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by spelunker 2y ago
I never played BZ1 but BZ2 was great! Thanks, from a former teenager.
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by spelunker 2y ago
Funny, I was just reading a chapter in The Dark Forest that included Ceres. What's that thing where you see/hear a word or concept and then it suddenly keeps appearing in places?
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by spelunker 2y ago
Looks great! I similarly got frustrated about the complexity of doing side-project ops stuff and messed around with Kamal, but this goes the extra mile by automatically setting up TLS as well. I'll give it a try!
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by spelunker 2y ago
Great info, ty!
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by spelunker 2y ago
traceroute noob - what do the * * * mean? A host is choosing not to participate and dropping data or something?
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by spelunker 2y ago
Absolutely. I'm a software dev and have been doing this for many years, but never had to think about the network much. I recently went down a BGP/AS rabbit hole and found it _fascinating_, and that's just the tip of the icebe
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by spelunker 2y ago
Very informative! I tried doing something similar to these sites months ago after getting multiple text messages from them, but didn't really get anywhere. Very cool to see a professional walk through what they did!
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by spelunker 2y ago
> “It is, I think, as close to an honest-to-goodness revelation as I will ever live in the flesh,” Ross wrote in a 2016 Facebook post about his personal discovery. All his life, he had thought “counting sheep” was a metaphor. It's N
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by spelunker 2y ago
If you want a slower, expensive database, than blockchain might be for you!
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by spelunker 3y ago
A second vote for this being a great list. This fills in some gaps for libraries I didn't know existed, such as lucia. I'm going to try out Astro!
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by spelunker 3y ago
This was covered in an episode in a Netflix series (Dirty Money maybe?) and was fascinating . And amusing of course!
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by spelunker 3y ago
As an opposite anecdote, I probably use it as much now as before the API stuff.
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by spelunker 3y ago
Yup, first thing I did too. Shame!
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by spelunker 3y ago
Agreed. I still hit all kinds of issues, and recently struggled to fill a "lead" role on a project because I couldn't keep track of everything. That was part of my motivation to finally do something about it.
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by spelunker 3y ago
I am also fortunate to be in a career where ADHD isn't debilitating (software development), but it was hell to my personal life, and then to my marriage. I'm glad I _finally_ sought out treatment for it. It was also eye-opening to

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