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by sshine 2y ago
My gym already provides this services: The late/no-show fee for classes is $5.
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by sshine 2y ago
I also harden my sshd_config. I mainly disabled all legacy cryptography and types of tunnelling/forwarding that I don't rely on: https://gist.github.com/sshine/e42ecb7f9d7432e6df331eefdd490... I also only exp
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by sshine 2y ago
Yes, I meant DMARC!
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by sshine 2y ago
Arguing his innocence and pointing out that his indictment is drug-related only serves to moralise. South Korea is a country you do not wish to enter and commit crimes. South Korea is also a country you do not wish to enter without travel i
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by sshine 2y ago
... the knife is very dull and purely for ritualistic purposes! ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirpan )
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by sshine 2y ago
I have 4 filters: 1) I have a 10% membership discount to the local pet store. They have a weekly newsletter that I really don't care about. I once tried unsubscribe, and their dumb system deleted my account. So now I mark as read + arc
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by sshine 2y ago
(2011)
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by sshine 2y ago
You can find the endless reviews: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=kagi&sort=byPopularity Possibly one of the most reviewed SaaS companies here. And yes, it's pretty great. But it's just Search (with some AI toss
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by sshine 2y ago
Speaking of Oslo and bicycles, I just want to add an amazing statistic that surfaced a couple of years ago here on Hacker News: Oslo has a zero pedestrian and bicycle mortality rate! https://thecityfix.com/blog/how-oslo
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by sshine 2y ago
I only accept keys on non-standard SSH ports. Less spam traffic, easier to access. Rejecting passwords is just as much a convenience nowadays: I just don't have passwords on my remote machines any more.
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by sshine 2y ago
I made things in Haskell for 10 years before switching to Rust. Rust and Haskell are excellent for prototyping and enterprise development. But it comes with a big "if" that the author downplays: If you like type tetris.
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by sshine 2y ago
I never needed Enterprise Docker Desktop. I hardly even need Docker Desktop. It just proves useful to start and stop Docker this way, since it uses fewer resources.
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by sshine 2y ago
OrbStack is the best alternative to Docker Desktop on Mac.
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by sshine 2y ago
> The AI isn't breaking your code, the engineers are. AI is just a tool, Teams with CAPS LOCK on their keyboards, HOW DO YOU PREVENT THIS FROM GOING OUT OF CONTROL? (A common trick is to unbind CAPS LOCK forcing developers to hold
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by sshine 2y ago
I can say what I use flakes for at work: I have a repository with system configurations for some CI infrastructure: a build server, a test runner. The test runner can either be generated as an SD-card image using nixos-generators or live-up
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by sshine 2y ago
> I am flabbergasted that anyone can claim flakes don't solve problems Yes, that would be an outrageous claim! That is, of course, not what I said. Arguing that channels lead to more problems than flakes is a good argument in favo
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by sshine 2y ago
Yes, they bring an interface. And lockfiles that are automatically maintained where digests are extracted into. Unlike if you do builtins.fetch* and pin those, in which case the digests end up in your source code.
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by sshine 2y ago
Wholeheartedly agree. NixOS gave me back my desire to customise my Linux again. I’ve run Linux since 1997; I’ve run a lot of distros. Having to reconfigure my Linux on every hardware reset (1-2 years apart) just exhausted me to a point wher
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by sshine 2y ago
Mine does that too, sometimes.
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by sshine 2y ago
> I figure that the developers know what they're doing and haven't made them the blessed path yet for a reason. My take is: flakes don’t align with centralised nixpkgs and ultimately don’t solve any problems that can’t be sol
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by sshine 2y ago
To some extent, usability. But since the target audience was always technical (although gullible) people, the incentive to make it useful beyond coin purchases never manifested. But moreso: scalability. The blockchains that are worth anythi
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by sshine 2y ago
Yes, and someone called Gabriella Gonzales happens to have a blog post on how objects are like comonads: https://www.haskellforall.com/2013/02/you-could-have-invente... And someone called Samuel the Bloggy Badger
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by sshine 2y ago
Traits as CS concept, are part of FP paradigm. Reverse Uno!
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by sshine 2y ago
> Humans eat other humans as well. I still think human meat shouldn't be labeled as food. No they don’t. If eating human flesh was an actual tendency in a society civilised enough to discuss food labelling rules, that would be a l
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by sshine 2y ago
> cow's milk shouldn't be labeled a human food But humans drink it? > "oat milk" or "oat-based milk alternative" are both much clearer than "oat juice" It doesn't get called "oat j
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by sshine 2y ago
The reason behind the author's choice of word is that an EU law passed in 2018, and subsequently a societal trend arose: Supermarkets are not allowed to call it "soy milk", you have to call it e.g. "soy drink" etc.
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by sshine 2y ago
Yeah, I balance them now. You gotta find someone to talk to. In my case, I talk with my mother-in-law every time she's here. Currently I'm transcribing some of her diary entries on the first day of my son's arrival.
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by sshine 2y ago
“Because I can’t help it!” I’ve found that my pursuit of knowledge and intellectual stimulation is very involuntary. I secretly want to work at the gas station, and in the kindergarten. I never had a job like this. The few non-programmer jo
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by sshine 2y ago
I salute you. I’m completely different. Most of my side projects are code. I briefly gave up spare-time coding in 2017 for CrossFit, and in 2001 for kayaking, and in 2022 for studying Chinese. But it always comes back. I just love to code.
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by sshine 2y ago
+1 I just registered a .re domain at OVH, and the first thing they did was provide me an account I cannot log into and cannot password reset. When I contact their support, they can't help me unless I call an international number. The w

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