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by tasuki 1y ago
For electronic communications with the Czech government, there's mojedatovaschranka.cz - "my data box". The first time I saw the url, I had to triple check it's not some kind of scam. It still weirds me out every time.
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by tasuki 1y ago
> This is so true sadly, group conversations are very exhausting to me. It is a constant back-and-forth and if you want to say something you need to do it "quick" or the topic shifts. The exhausting part is that most people lik
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by tasuki 1y ago
The guy already created immense value by his open source work. It's fine for him not to open source everything .
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by tasuki 1y ago
> ("I'll show you how we prepare tea...") My wife does not drink tea. I do. I try not to collect things. But I noticed I have an increasing number of gaiwans. Somehow, I always find an excuse to acquire another one... (The
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by tasuki 1y ago
> It should be more teached it seems, sometimes there is operational value in not killing people. You're probably not a native speaker: the proper past tense of teach is "taught". And you're of course right! I'm
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by tasuki 1y ago
> We set up a git post receive hook which built static files and restarted httpd on a git receive. Deployment was just 'git push live master'. I still do that for all my personal projects! One of the advantages of docker is tha
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I probably have at least 70–80. Tracking what’s changed would be a job in itself, so I just update all plugins regularly You and me have completely the opposite approach. You install everything you can get your hands on, I regularly pr
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by tasuki 1y ago
Maybe so. And then you're overrating "the industry". The industry is full of people making bad technological choices...
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by tasuki 1y ago
Same for me. It was immediately obvious I should scroll, but I don't know why.
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by tasuki 1y ago
Why would you want to keep your plugins up to date? How do you prevent breakage? I update my plugins when I want/need to.
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I’m pretty well plugged in to the state of the industry and never heard of it. Which industry? Either way, I'm not sure whether Gleam is used much by "the industry".
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by tasuki 1y ago
For info on Gleam... https://gleam.run/ Agree, the conference page doesn't explain Gleam at all. Perhaps they expect everyone interested in a Gleam conference to know what Gleam is. A reasonable expectation, I'd s
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I don’t see how it was a poor choice to literally copy and paste configs that result in hundreds of thousands of lines of yaml Perhaps one day you will. I'm a dev who worked with infra people who had your philosophy: many copy pas
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by tasuki 1y ago
It has the best license[0] I've ever had the pleasure to read! ...where is the source code? [0]: https://smallandnearlysilent.com/baba-yaga/LICENSE.txt
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by tasuki 1y ago
I've been looking for this too! I'd love to use an existing protocol to get (distributed?) user accounts and chat and stuff, and just build my game as a plugin for that. Or something.
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by tasuki 1y ago
Hard disagree and an upvote - beautifully written!
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by tasuki 1y ago
I'd expect more of an introduction: > Harness the Power and Simplicity of Plain Text Nice tagline, but surely it's not just plain text . It's some unicode shenanigans. How does one make sure their console can display all
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by tasuki 1y ago
Not many, actually. I'm sure that's pretty bad, too.
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by tasuki 1y ago
I'm not blaming anyone, just observing that they don't actually want to exercise. > The US is a significant global outlier in healthcare. What has the US to do with any of this? > Despite this high spending, the health outco
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by tasuki 1y ago
My experience with all these high-powered laptops is that they overheat and throttle when under load. I prefer the low-wattage CPUs and intel graphics: they don't overheat and the battery lasts much longer.
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by tasuki 1y ago
Try Gleam!
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by tasuki 1y ago
> After work/study, chores, and basic self care, there is no time left in the day. I find that hard to believe. I'm a single parent and manage to find the time for exercise. I wonder what life situation you have that you have &
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by tasuki 1y ago
> The money is gone now How did it happen? Millions in 80's sounds like a whole lot of money... > but I'm happy with enough to live comfortably. Congrats!
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by tasuki 1y ago
To flip that on you: as a user, why should I run a derivative distro on my PC instead of Debian? I ran away from Ubuntu to Debian and am very happy: it's still the same system, just without the things that were becoming annoying (eg sn
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by tasuki 1y ago
> These are people who've been making over $100-200K in tech or tech-adjacent for over a decade. Oh, ok, these are the people the OP is worried about. If they have been at all reasonable with their money, they'll be fine...
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by tasuki 1y ago
Yet the stock market mostly didn't get it. I know some people who made some money based on the knowledge that a pandemic was coming.
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by tasuki 1y ago
Candy-by-weight is available in most supermarkets in Poland, but I've never seen it in the Czech Republic. Perhaps the Baltic states have it too? Or Germany?
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by tasuki 1y ago
Seems about right, no? What number would you expect? Of the 19% of the players worse than you, some tried to die quickly on purpose, others were perhaps less lucky than you...
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by tasuki 1y ago
> They have sucked all the air out of the cafe space and driven out their competitors. How?
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by tasuki 1y ago
> A lie has the intention of concealing the truth forever. Is that a thing... in English? Or in some specific part of the world?

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