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thealchemistdev
3y ago
Whatever Jamie. (Nice blog name) Move out of the technician role and into either stake holder or owner, then run your mouth. ;)
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I am almost constantly trying telekinesis. If it works, I'm dreaming. It not, I'm here. It's a fun game to play during the day to day as well.
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3y ago
Come on. You see it, right? It's bait.
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3y ago
Unless these people are in your Dunbar Circle, those honest discussions you're looking for won't matter and won't provide value to your life. Craft your life how you see fit and let the results speak for themselves. Besides,
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3y ago
Congratulations. You drew the intelligence card. You're right. This is all like one big board game where everything eventually goes back into the box. Your money, possessions, accomplishments, productions, ideas, thoughts, and feelings
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3y ago
I have a json column specifically for things that are bound to change often like configs. If I need to add a config key, I just update the json.
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4y ago
Yes. The journey will teach you everything you need to know or it'll kill you. The likelihood of that happening here or any path in IT is negligible at best. So just show up everyday and collect more fuck ups than the next guy (or your
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4y ago
It's in poor taste to establish yourself as an authority to someone else on the internet. Do you think it would have been better to ask a few questions before resorting to shame as a tactic to change someone's behavior? (See what
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I saw this[1] comment today which uses a different shader on the notion of revisiting settled decisions. It was about Meta re-discovering why cubicles are a solid choice for productivity. This is fine. I don't think it'll pass. &g
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I clone a lot of rust projects to the point where I ran out of disk space. The solution is a simple bash script that deletes "target/" directories. https://thealchemist.dev/clean-your-rust-clones/
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4y ago
These images look AI generated. Uncanny shapes. I wonder what would happen if someone (not me) ran these images through a facial recognition system with a compromised dataset. thispersondoesnotexist.xyz
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4y ago
This comment section is like watching web developers argue over frameworks.
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4y ago
It's a short story. Highly recommended.
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4y ago
For physical tasks; extreme repetition. For example, I learned to really shred on the electric guitar by loading this[1] custom song into RockSmith. I followed a given section of the song at 1% speed and only increased it by another percent
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4y ago
https://GymTools.io To be fair. This project isn't meant to generate revenue. Back when I started webdev, I needed to learn how to publish a SPA so I threw something together in preparation for a larger and more complex app
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4y ago
11 uninterrupted years. Once I discovered tiling window managers, I never looked back and never switched from i3wm. Thank you.
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4y ago
I saw this a few months ago. local> ssh user@example.com user@example> git init --bare $DIR user@example> exit local> git clone user@example.com:$DIR I've seen VPS services for as low as $4 a month. I'm wi
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Ah; There it is. I really hope I can set the keybindings to something similar to i3WM. Thank you. I'll give this a shot.
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4y ago
> Why on earth are you blaming the wife for something this guy did and is wholly responsible for? Blaming the wife is a bit much, but the divorce was an optional consequence. It's a lengthy, difficult, and expensive process. If they
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4y ago
You might want to recheck this link.
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TBH; This is low-quality post. If I wanted to read about someone complaining about people and work, I'd go to a subreddit. I come here for tech news. I would never discourage anyone from creativity, and since OP felt the need to broadc
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I 100% agree. I've been hacking away at my project for about 5 years, and it went absolutely nowhere until I found my co-founder. In a span of 4 months, she quadrupled the eyes on our product in comparison to what I was able to before
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4y ago
Multifactor authentication is a combination of 2 or more of the following factors. - Something you know: password. - Something you have: your phone or a physical key. - Something you are: Biometrics (finger-print, eye pattern, gait of your