stickyricky

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by stickyricky 4y ago
I don't synchronize them. I have Ubuntu server edition running on an old machine. I ssh into the machine to do any sort of programming. VSCode Remote is really helpful.
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by stickyricky 4y ago
Do you believe then that Binance is a neo-nazi organization?
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by stickyricky 4y ago
The over abundance of useless people with stupid amounts of money has got to be the greatest social malaise of our time.
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by stickyricky 4y ago
If $1 is equal to 1 UST then why bother holding UST at all? Just hold dollars and convert for on demand usage.
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by stickyricky 4y ago
Big tech engineers "do the impossible" by preemptively declaring every problem impossible.
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by stickyricky 5y ago
> Handled 30 billion writes per day. Writes to what?
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by stickyricky 5y ago
Place a well insulated wall in the middle of a field. Add a tripled glazed window and 100% efficient ventilation. Which side of the wall is warmer than the other? Ideal indoor air quality is equal to outdoor air quality. This can only be
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by stickyricky 5y ago
Neither of those things matter for air exchange.
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by stickyricky 5y ago
And air quality concerns. You need to ventilate your home with outside air year round.
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by stickyricky 5y ago
I don't know how "weird" these tips are. Cut out calorie dense foods. Oil, fat, etc. A pound of spinach has as many calories as a tablespoon of oil. Stop using ingredients which add calories but don't add to the meal.
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by stickyricky 5y ago
Can you point to a NATO military operation which was A). offensive and B). not unanimously requested by the UN security council (on which Russia and China sit)?
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by stickyricky 5y ago
"Machine A" SSHes into "Machine B". "Machine B" is running Docker. You run docker commands on "Machine B". The output of the command is returned to "Machine A". I.e. a normal ssh session
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by stickyricky 5y ago
I mean running docker on the remote machine and just sshing into it. I assume changing the docker host on OSX just means a command is being sent over the network. Just wondering why prioritize "local" development if its all remo
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by stickyricky 5y ago
> Otherwise my existence makes no sense That line really caught me by surprise. Your existence should not be justified by your ability to raise capital. I'm not accusing you of anything but ask your parents if your mental health h
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by stickyricky 5y ago
Is there a benefit to this over SSH or VSCode remote?
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by stickyricky 5y ago
A large component is hormonal birth control. We chemically castrate young girls before the point of sexual maturity. It crushes their libido for the duration of use and may inhibit full development. My wife on hormonal birth control is t
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by stickyricky 5y ago
My recommendation to you would be to not read ancient sources. Secular sources are not any more rigorous.
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by stickyricky 5y ago
if this post interests you at all I highly recommend watching "Intro to Database Systems" https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSE8ODhjZXjbohkNBWQs_... I recently (as in 6 hours ago) had to relay to my boss som
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by stickyricky 5y ago
postgres performs compression on datatypes like array. compression adds overhead. i'm sure they have a reason to not compress everything. and i'm sure that reason has to do with prioritizing cpu over iops.
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by stickyricky 5y ago
There was a time when government documents and quotes from primary sources were considered evidence. What point would materially change if it were distributed on CNN.com?
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by stickyricky 5y ago
I'm a social person. I vastly prefer working from home. I've been doing so for the past 8 years. My work days are short. My time with family, hobbies, and friends is long, peaceful, and uninterrupted. Working in a remote first
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by stickyricky 5y ago
I agree. World has moved on sadly. fwiw I do recognize many usernames its just not as many as an old school forum.
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by stickyricky 5y ago
I use a JSON specification to manage interchange. I repeatedly reference the necessity of data interchange formats (e.g. a well-typed JSON schema). Interchange formats mean applications couple to a specification . Not to a code base. W
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by stickyricky 5y ago
If we reset for a moment. My point is that merging an SPA with an API server with the explicit and sole purpose of defining a type once and using it in two different domains is not a meaningful use of programming time. In my perfect world
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by stickyricky 5y ago
> I think that you misunderstand the purpose (and utility) of type systems, but I'm not sure what to suggest to you so that you can understand. I enjoy writing code in typed languages. I am in full agreement that they have purpose
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by stickyricky 5y ago
The coupling is to the data interchange format. The server is not coupled to the client and the client is not coupled to the server.
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by stickyricky 5y ago
> Why does adding types result in any more coupling than what exists already? Because the client and server now share a code base. The client requires the server to run. > If your client and server both treat field "temperature&
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by stickyricky 5y ago
> Clients are loosely coupled Under the architecture I describe, no, clients and servers do not couple to one another. The client and server couple to a data interchange format. > contracts define types Yes, the interchange format de
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by stickyricky 5y ago
At the expense of coupling which is not a trivial concern. Regardless, the browser is the only platform capable of using those types (even so the types aren't shared but generated). You don't use those types in Swift or Java or
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by stickyricky 5y ago
Whats the purpose of sharing types? Define entities on each and leave behavior as a domain consideration. Clients should be disposable and decoupled. If you want to render html on the server that's fine but svelte isn't the bes

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