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systematical
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I was waiting for this comment.
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Go heavy nuclear and invest in fusion. The later will lead to clean abundant energy and eventually a reduction in resource scarcity. What is the economics of air? That's the economics we want.
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Catch live and past episodes on YouTube.
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6y ago
PBS news hour is a total of 6 hours per week (weekend shows are 30 minutes each). In those 6 hours, they cover more than any one of the 24 hour news networks. You're killing your mind watching 24 hour news networks, any of them.
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6y ago
None of this matters to the ultimate bottom line. And we are below the bottom line.
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6y ago
It was designed to be negative and you're right, it could be worse.
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If you're a good engineer and good employee then you're not getting fired, but you're not getting promoted either. Welcome to being a senior engineer for the remainder of your career. Floating from one organization to the nex
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And if you're like me, you never follow this advice. It's probably not in your DNA. And if you're like me, you've probably never had a management position. And if you're like me, you've never seen much change t
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6y ago
I heard that its because Texas is one of the few (perhaps only) states that can't just get power from other grids. That, and many other reasons, but if they are set up in such a way that prevents them from leveraging other grids....woo
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None of this surprises me. I've worked for a federal contractor for the last year and I am not impressed with management at all. It has to be one of the worst run projects I've ever seen. It's so bad that if other federal con
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6y ago
Is there any data to back up the claim the author makes? Otherwise, this looks like little more than a long tweet.
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I'm a big fan of mkdocs. If I were going to build a blog again I'd power it off of mkdocs.
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I guess I fail to see how writing documentation is boring. At least for software, I am writing about what I built. I am trying to help people use my software or library. If I value the product of my labor, how could that be boring?
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6y ago
If you discount our allies in the EU, Japan, Canada, South Korea, and some Central and South American countries, then sure...?
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As someone who is anal about writing documentation and wants to give a great big hug to whoever writes good documentation, this part made me chuckle: "Nearly everyone understands this. Nearly everyone knows that they need good document
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6y ago
And here I am just trying to learn sed and awk THIS YEAR. Granted I have other stuff on my to-learn-list, but still.
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6y ago
I've used it to inform what I am doing in PHP, so thanks FastAPI, meet mixerapi.com
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6y ago
Brigaded. They are toast. Everyone I know with a RH account is going to close it.
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6y ago
Use the website just as a middle finger to reddit for constantly pestering me to use their app. The web still works fine thank you.
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6y ago
But wouldn't that be easily thrown out / defeated if they weren't consuming those resources on AWS? Which seems easy to prove in court...
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6y ago
That and get religious about creating tasks/bugs for stuff you are not going to fix right now for team-level accountability.
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6y ago
Notebook by my side. Only way for me to remember. I also use it future todo.
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Seems like free speech was tolerated until it began threatening the republic to me. There are some interesting questions with the power of companies but those questions existed long before this. Uncharted territory.
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Android?
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Well this is uncharted territory. No way to know what the results of all this will be.
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6y ago
Can Parler still be installed from a direct download or is this at the O.S. level?
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I was opposed to banning anyone anywhere, public or private, until Wednesday. He inspired a mob that threatened two Vice Presidents and the entire legislative branch. Guns and bombs were found at the capitol. People had zip ties, seemingly
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What is Gumroad? Its not very clear why I should sign up. It says I can possibly make money...doing what?
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Its an area that I've neglected a lot in my adult life. I started off the year saying I am going to at least read one book (any book) per month. Currently reading One World by Wendell Willkie FWIW. I don't mind if there is cross-o
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This is how I've decided to do my goals for the year. I split mine into 4 categories: personal, professional, physical, and reading. And then do monthly goals for each and track what I do per day. I don't have to do something in e
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