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by stunt 5y ago
I think a better approach was to fine individuals for breaking the law.
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by stunt 5y ago
I never saw him retweet any of this!
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‘Space cleaner’ satellite spotted grabbing and throwing away old satellite(dw.com)
101 points by stunt 5y ago|83 comments
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by stunt 5y ago
123 comments about "why babies cry" on the first page!!!!!??
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by stunt 5y ago
I stopped consuming caffeine almost two years ago. My wife became pregnant and stopped drinking caffeinated beverages throughout her pregnancy, and this continued during breastfeeding. The first few months were kind of annoying to feel drow
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by stunt 5y ago
As a software engineer I still don't understand how this is even possible. What kind of logic behind a URL preview can bypass everything? I think companies like NSO Group are just finding backdoors not software bugs.
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AWS Backup for AWS S3(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by stunt 5y ago|0 comments
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by stunt 5y ago
For me, it was a combination of - Light weight lifting and stretches. - Kinesis Advantage II keyboard with some key mapping (I think Ergodox EZ is also a good option). - A bigger mouse (MX Master 3). - VIM keybindings everywhere to reduce h
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Bloomberg accidentally publishing a story headlined 'Russia Invades Ukraine'(businessinsider.com)
4 points by stunt 5y ago|2 comments
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by stunt 5y ago
I just unfollow anyone that shares BS. You get a clean timeline after a while.
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by stunt 5y ago
I guess self-service is good most of the times, but how is it going to handle temporary increase in resource usage? Think of a big infra refactoring project where a team may create lots of temporary instances and terminate them after a coup
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by stunt 5y ago
Looks cool. How big is your sockjs-node infra? How many concurrent users do you expect it to handle?
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by stunt 5y ago
Building ships and moving bridges. Aren't Dutch notoriously good at both? Why is it a big deal then.
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by stunt 5y ago
I just go for a walk after I wake up even before having my breakfast.
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by stunt 5y ago
macOS at work, Linux at home
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by stunt 5y ago
Some countries don't have enough vaccine not because they can't pay for it. They are just way down in the queue cos others with more cash did a lot of bulk pre-orders.
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by stunt 5y ago
We do not really have to rush to publish a short news article. We all regularly get this kind of breaking news in other places. I'm more happy to read a piece with technical analysis of the attack on the HN after a week.
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by stunt 5y ago
That means they have to put staff on all flights. I'm sure someone did the calculation and what they do today was the most cost effective.
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by stunt 5y ago
Cool! But, as someone who used to be very competitive with fast touch typing and then suffered some long-term injuries, I say do not overdo it. It hurts your fingers. Learn how to type correctly, but do not hurt your fingers and do not aim
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by stunt 5y ago
Indeed, what other manufacturers do not have is a Twitter account the size of @elonmusk
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by stunt 5y ago
My parents use an Ubuntu PC for all their online banking on their saving accounts. My father knows how to keep it up to date and I help him to upgrade it to the latest LTS every 2-3 years. It's just a peace of mind, otherwise I will be
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by stunt 5y ago
I changed 4 jobs in the last 6 years and the last one was 4 months ago. So yes, I'm confident. (changed 9 jobs in 16 years for variety of different reasons) The average software we build is more complex than before too. I guess that&#x
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by stunt 5y ago
This is a great way to incentivise people to work outside of business hours.
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by stunt 5y ago
I thought everyone already knew this! Labor cost and work conditions in East Asia is very different.
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by stunt 5y ago
Even then you still have to look it up when you haven't used it for a while. It's clever, but not intuitive.
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by stunt 5y ago
Firefox's built-in password manager. It works on mobile too.
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by stunt 5y ago
In AWS, you can create everything under a Cloudformation stack, once you delete the stack, all its resources will be deleted automatically. The problem however is all the beginner guides including those coming from AWS team themselves teach
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CPUs Could Use 85 Percent Fewer Transistors with New Adaptive Tech(tomshardware.com)
32 points by stunt 5y ago|1 comments
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by stunt 5y ago
In mid-late 90s, when floppy disks were not dead yet, I used to help my father to extract lots of files from their devices to floppy disks. They were using floppy disks only because an application that they were using to extract and convert
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by stunt 5y ago
Subjectively speaking of course. Also I haven't listened to all December episodes to be honest. Great podcast overall and can't recommend it enough.

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