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541.
by striking 4y ago
HN automatically determines when posts are "dupes" and merges them, based on a number of criteria. Those previous submissions didn't get much traction, so the submissions weren't merged. In fact, sometimes HN automatical
542.
by striking 4y ago
Who's come back? Recent articles[1] suggest the top ten advertisers have not and that revenue is down pretty far, so I suspect that's not quite right. I haven't seen any notable advertising consultancies start recommending fo
543.
by striking 4y ago
Sure, here's one: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cross%20the%... Hopefully you're just unfamiliar with the term
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by striking 4y ago
People who are writing software in Nix-based dev envs would be interested in what we're working on, but the featureset is tightly bound to resource limitations and needs, so I can't really say any more without making promises I mi
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by striking 4y ago
> The man with a mad whirlpool in his hair, looking at the world from a bulging eye, is a figure of loneliness and isolation: Leonardo feels for him. Even identifies with him. Far from cruel mockery, this is a sympathetic study of an out
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by striking 4y ago
> Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes. > Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. That tramples curiosity. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by striking 4y ago
We use nix-direnv mostly for the caching support and we use s6 as basically an init system but per project. Besides that it's all custom. We're looking to replace s6 with our own supervisor soon. Edited to add, direnv just gets in
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by striking 4y ago
They run macOS, pull a repo, run a setup script. They get a multi-user Nix install with a direnv integration that boots up project-local daemons. Think Postgres, Redis, and so on; those are all available, along with the Nix packages the env
549.
by striking 4y ago
Technically they `git pull` it themselves, but the fact that it continues to work involves a human.
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by striking 4y ago
I ship a development environment to a fleet of ~100 engineer laptops based on Nix. If it didn't work, I'd be out of a job
551.
by striking 4y ago
That PDF links to https://web.archive.org/web/20210223111850/https://www.nerve... . Would be quite the troll to go to the effort of buying a domain just to mess with an open source author.
552.
by striking 4y ago
https://ru.linkedin.com/in/aamelkin > Alexander Amelkin - BIOS/BMC Team Lead - YADRO YADRO is a recently sanctioned Russian company
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Panda Diplomacy(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by striking 4y ago|0 comments
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by striking 4y ago
https://www.factor75.com/ makes meals that you basically only have to reheat. They're pretty tasty and never frozen.
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Reversing a packet protocol: The FusionFall protocol (2020)(openpunk.com)
45 points by striking 4y ago|2 comments
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by striking 4y ago
You can email the mods these kinds of suggestions.
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Docker Checkpoint(docs.docker.com)
1 points by striking 4y ago|0 comments
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by striking 4y ago
That just sounds punitive, though. Anyone sensible enough to understand and follow the law probably wouldn't break it in the first place, and ruining someone's life to the extent that they may no longer even be a functioning membe
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by striking 4y ago
There's currently a trademark fight happening around AGPLv3+CC, because "AGPL" is a trademark not owned by the people trying to combine the AGPL with the Commons Clause. Might be worth looking into that.
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by striking 4y ago
That's for newer AAA games. Games with simpler or more optimized graphics, especially those running in emulators, tend to do really really well. I ended up buying one of those Anker laptop USB PD chargers, and they can recharge the Dec
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by striking 4y ago
Because, as they state under another heading, > It’s not in your interest as a worker to let capital think that its workers are saboteurs. And although documentation can make you somewhat replaceable, it is a joyless and tiring experienc
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by striking 4y ago
As someone who could reasonably be called a Nix zealot, who has just had to spelunk through far too many layers of abstraction and infrastructure to get some custom TLS certificates recognized on a macOS+Nix setup, I welcome attempts to sim
563.
by striking 4y ago
https://www.ycombinator.com/blog/an-update-on-yc-china/ In short, yes, legit.
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I ran the length of every street in Pittsburg: PAC Tom [video](youtube.com)
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565.
by striking 4y ago
Well, alright, but then you still need to parse C to be able to divine the shape of the data structures, as they're defined in C (or you have to make some assumptions).
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by striking 4y ago
I added lazy loading by default to my workplace's monolith in Node.js. We relied on a couple of imports with side effects, which no longer worked because no one was accessing the modules that ran the side effects, and that was the trig
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by striking 4y ago
Helium was also effectively a scam, payouts were based almost entirely on what other people put in to buy the miners. Very few people were actually using the network and once folks stopped buying in others stopped being paid. And in fact th
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by striking 4y ago
Instead of making dang's life harder and making HN a worse place, have you tried therapy? It might cost money, but it at least has a chance at treating the underlying cause or of teaching you better coping mechanisms.
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by striking 4y ago
> As part of Visa’s internal Crypto Hackathon challenge earlier this year, we took on the opportunity to explore the above scenario using a novel technique. They say in their conclusion that they're interested in this. I don't
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by striking 4y ago
I'm currently using s6 directly. It's actually pretty okay. Going to spend some more time with it as we have some more specific wants and needs than teams with less buy-in

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