therealjumbo

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   by therealjumbo 6y ago

   It doesn't get moved so much as we discover that a certain mathematical manipulation plus all our previous mathematical manipulations don't amount to an AI. It also seems like with every breakthrough this complaint is raised witho
2. 62.▲
   by therealjumbo 6y ago

   There's probably a range near you, that will let you rent guns, I strongly recommend trying before buying. Also, get an instructor. As far as buying goes: here you go https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php/type&#x2
3. 63.▲
   by therealjumbo 6y ago

   A few more months isn't going to give us a vaccine so at worst that's just causing more economic damage, leaving hospitals empty and moving the pandemic two months into the future. At best you open back up with safety procedures,
4. 64.▲
   by therealjumbo 6y ago

   I guess you'll have to mop up your tears with that 300k.
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   by therealjumbo 7y ago

   Location: Wisconsin Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: embedded linux, docker, python, c, bash Résumé/CV: available on request Email: jlzignego@gmail.com
6. 66.▲
   by therealjumbo 7y ago

   I think it was done in Debian 10 which was released last summer. So you'll probably need a Ubuntu version newer than that.
7. 67.▲
   by therealjumbo 7y ago

   Debian has a package "tldr" implemented in haskell, that's under 1 MB. https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=tldr I just found that and installed it after reading this thread. It looks like on first run
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   by therealjumbo 7y ago

   My harebrained idea for this: - let companies register a wild card domain in the .local (or a newlocal) namespace: .acme.local - designate the acme company with the ability to issue certs that never expire for any name in " .acme.loca
9. 69.▲
   by therealjumbo 7y ago

   We sell industrial equipment which will live its entire life (20+ years) off the internet. Browsers and the people who sit on these committees are understandably more focused on their own use cases, but there really does need to be a viable
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    by therealjumbo 7y ago

    >Right now, we are looking at moving away from vxWorks and onto a Yocto-built Linux This decision is probably out of your hands, but I'm happy to share a few words of caution. I've been the yocto distro maintainer at a large fi
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    by therealjumbo 7y ago

    This is a great overview of different release management strategies and the practical implications: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKsQsxubuAA Not part of the talk: if you have more than 3 people involved you probably need
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    by therealjumbo 7y ago

    Because it creates a conflict of interest in the state. Similarly we don't let the state employ prisoners in any sort of for profit endeavor. Back in the day the British had prisoners move large rocks from one side of the prison yard t
13. 73.▲
    by therealjumbo 7y ago

    >I don’t believe we can equate jonesing for a fresh hit to writing well intentioned but ultimately difficult code or the product of inexperience. Agreed. The addict might recover. Organizations with poor culture are doomed.
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    by therealjumbo 7y ago

    I thought it was mainly because windows doesn't have a dir cache in the kernel. The WSL filesystem performance thread is linked above which goes into this. And that can't be fixed without involving 10 different teams and potential
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    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    Thanks, it seems firefox has the same feature on the padlock. Otherwise, from the other comments here, I might be able to try one of these two to help in conjunction with containers: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir
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    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    So at work we have a jenkins instance, which uses github (on prem) OAuth to sign in, and it logs you out after a very short period of inactivity. Except that jenkins or the way we have it configured or the way we have the reverse proxy in f
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    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    For man pages you could suggest writing markdown and using a build process to automatically generate man pages [1] in the event they aren't using oclif. EDIT: I think we've all been in areas without network access like on a plane
18. 78.▲
    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    Nah, I feel great after two bottles of wine and I'm not 60 or a woman.
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    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    I think alot of C/C++ devs have spent time in other languages, particularly python. And they generally have their own pathological problems, like pip. Cargo is probably one of very few build tools that does almost everything correctly.
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    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    It looks like you're one of the people very involved with hunter. This also looks very interesting, since it's implemented as a set of cmake scripts, which I can just add to my module path... What's the advantage of using hun
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    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    Just watched that video, long but awesome. I'm not sure on how exactly his strategy is supposed to go, but it sounds like the superproject is another repo. I don't really want that. What I'm thinking right now is to use the s
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    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    The author does discuss this in a footnote: https://codingnest.com/basic-cmake/#fn4 In this case, I think I agree. Otherwise ya, try to avoid set. Except for CACHE variables, I think.
23. 83.▲
    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    This is a great introduction to CMake for a single project/repo. You could add a section on installing the project. Although that probably isn't required for the student projects. What I'm still searching for is a nice way to
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    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    Reading this story sent shivers down my spine. I'm very glad my stuff can't go this wrong this fast with that many consequences and then have to work that hard to clean it back up. However, I'm guessing the reason they didn&#
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    by therealjumbo 8y ago

    OT, but the site doesn't load in firefox for me.
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    by therealjumbo 9y ago

    FYI, you need this at the top of your userChrome.css: @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); See more details here: http://kb.mozillazine.org&#x2
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    by therealjumbo 9y ago

    So tax increases on other people are part of living in society and paying your fair share, tax increases on stuff you care about is a punishment and evil? I think this is a stupid rule change but you're not reaching across the aisle wi
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    by therealjumbo 9y ago

    You can't think of any reason? Have you or do you work for a large company [1], especially hardware companies? I've sat through I don't know how many "planning" meetings, which were little better than design by comm
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    by therealjumbo 9y ago

    Tinder doesn't even have a desktop site/app so that's not a good example. I also disagree, I think overall usage to complete your goal is fine, it looks a little old but whatever.
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    by therealjumbo 9y ago

    > Then those devices aren't really a security issue and a danger to the rest of the Internet. They aren't connected regularly, but they are connected eventually. This distinction can be used to great advantage by attackers if t