stillbourne

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by stillbourne 4y ago
So much hedge against market instability.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
You mean the inverse turing test?
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Workers in universities are broadly divided into two categories. Academics, which are usually under the direction of the Provost, and Administration, which is just a bucket for everyone else. From my experience people in the academics side
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Yeah, what we need is more police state!
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Hey guys, there's no scientific definition for a fish either. Evolutionarily speaking, from the perspective of monophyletic taxonomy, if fish were a thing, we'd also be classified as fish. We're not though we're vertebra
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Time to hoist the jolly roger again.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
What you are excluding is the risk factors for if you fail to find entry into your specific profession, and the chances of finding a job in a given major. Saying college is the best investment is so generic a statement when degree selection
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Let's be real here, our generation was sold a bill of goods. Do well in high school and you'll get into college, which is the only chance you have to succeed in the world. If we didn't do well, we were shamed, grounded, told
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by stillbourne 4y ago
It was really strange to watch my family fall into QAnon. I've been on the internet since the mid 90s. I remember when 4chan came along, I remember it being just a silly place. I remember when Anonymous started there too. But when my f
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by stillbourne 4y ago
I run gitlab on my kube cluster and installed that via helm charts and configured the omniauth system to communicate with my keycloak server via oidc. Overall complexity 6/10 took about 5 hours to fuss with it the first time. Subsequen
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by stillbourne 4y ago
I think moderation is at the discretion of the content provider. I endorse banning Trump and I also endorse unbanning Trump. That's how the first amendment works.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
A court of law is not a court of fact.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
My boss a few years and a few jobs back wanted me to try a no code solution for our integrations with our ERP. The idea being when I was gone a Business Analyst would be able to modify it. I did what he asked but after I left I found out th
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by stillbourne 4y ago
I'm glad I didn't bother going to college.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Ok, I'm looking at the examples. What's wrong with them? What am I too stupid to understand?
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Yeah? How's this for an alternative headline! "Florida attempts to disguise grift as criticism of instructional materials as republican CRT witch hunt continues unabated." Looks like the only publisher allowed for math text b
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Oh sure, maybe. If they bothered to release the list of titles and the isbn for each book that was banned perhaps we could reach such a conclusion. But since no such list exists and no citation examples are provided. Seems pretty easy to di
108.
by stillbourne 4y ago
I fail to see what part of the article is "political." The article states the facts, the books being banned, gets a quote from an opposing voice taking a jab at Florida republicans, and reiterates this is not the first time that F
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by stillbourne 5y ago
The moment netflix starts selling ads I go back to hoisting the jolly roger.
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by stillbourne 5y ago
C# isn't the unholy incantations of unmaintainable cargo cult development. I don't care if its faster, I care if I have to weep for hours prior rewriting ungodly spaghetti. I've written code in many languages professionally,
111.
by stillbourne 5y ago
keycloak is an easy to use easy to deploy idp
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by stillbourne 5y ago
I have made PRs to patch bugs I find on projects that I have used in production applications. Sadly that is as much as I have done, I would love to contribute more but I'm so burned out from work I don't have the energy to do more
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by stillbourne 5y ago
I'd rather use an over engineered solution that has lots of libraries available for implementation than to build a home baked auth solution that's based off of ignorance.
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by stillbourne 5y ago
I'm in the process of exporting my playlists. I've been paying for the service since 2011 hate to see them go but I have more playlists, three of them, with Neil Young than I do with Joe Rogan, none. Maybe I'm just an old fog
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by stillbourne 5y ago
Titles seem to have more to do with pay scales than they do with skill.
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by stillbourne 5y ago
Sorry but they don't need to talk about the technology to uncover that its implementation is a scam. It's like saying you have to talk in depth about the workings of phrenology or homeopathy before you can say its bullshit.
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by stillbourne 5y ago
So it prevents code smells and code rot?
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by stillbourne 5y ago
And which one was that?
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by stillbourne 5y ago
My statement was made without position on politics nor did I mention an administration or my own personal predilection to a given affiliation. Believe it or not I voted for George W Bush. But you might want to be careful before you drown in
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by stillbourne 5y ago
Abiogenesis is a burgeoning field with a lot of data and several answers even without a full understanding of the entire field or a concrete holistic answer we can still say with full confidence that it didn't involve magic words spoke

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