tribaal

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by tribaal 4y ago
That's it, I just got a mail from Steam, it's been released right now! https://store.steampowered.com/app/975370/Dwarf_Fortress/
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by tribaal 4y ago
You can just set -r on yourself as you join, that should do the trick (from memory, I'm on mobile)
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by tribaal 5y ago
I listen to a lot of "new music" in my particular genres of preference, and that's mostly thanks to Spotify's algorithmic "Albums you might like" (on top of the usual music festivals and friends hot tips, of co
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by tribaal 5y ago
It's the same in Switzerland, which makes an order of magnitude more sense IMO: Soixante Septante Huitante Nonante Cent
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by tribaal 5y ago
French should translate to "hundred sixty fifteen" which is another level of aberration altogether (I'm French)
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by tribaal 5y ago
> One issue though is that if you want to apply citizenship, you need to show you have adequate skills in either Finnish or Swedish (both are official languages). Why is that an issue? It seems reasonable to me if you want to have citiz
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by tribaal 5y ago
It's really not the norm though, to be clear. 500k-1M is really outliers (senior staff engineer with 20 years career in a private bank etc...) Most of the jobs are "normal bay area" salaries, but cost of living in Switzerland
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by tribaal 5y ago
For software engineers it's not unheard of, but that will be at banks (in specific cases), or FAANG (who have offices in Zurich, typically) EDIT: I'm a Swiss software engineer if that wasn't clear. I don't make that much
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by tribaal 5y ago
I think that's the wrong take, personally. The draw of hiring remote is that you will get access to great engineers that would otherwise never want to move to the Bay Area. You get to compete for their talent if you're offering fu
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by tribaal 5y ago
Not the author, but most clojure projects use leiningen to build and distribute projects ( https://leiningen.org/ ) This seems to be the case for the author's open-source work ( https://github.com/nanit&#x
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by tribaal 5y ago
Same with twint.ch in Switzerland.
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by tribaal 5y ago
Yes, certainly some countries need to modernize their banking infrastructure. But you can do that without a blockchain for a tiny fraction of the energy cost, transaction time, and transaction fee (if there's a fee at all). Example: tw
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by tribaal 5y ago
I'm currently about to switch to pulumi/python (we're a python show). What showstoppers did you run into? Any insight welcome if that prevents me from hitting a wall I've not seen yet :)
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by tribaal 6y ago
I know what you mean with taking notes on a tablet, but the reMarkable is very good at that aspect. Nothing at all like an iPad: the e ink makes it look like paper, and even the tip of the (passive) stylus feels like writing on actual paper
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by tribaal 6y ago
I recently switched from a very whiteboard/paper heavy workflow to using a reMarkable tablet. Holy shit this thing is good. It's like an infinite notepad/whiteboard that auto syncs to the cloud, lets you define page layout te
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by tribaal 6y ago
I think Signal should bundle a simple on-screen keyboard, similar to the way banks etc... do it. It always felt weird to me that while I trust Signal developers, all of the text input into the app goes through an on-screen keyboard that mig
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by tribaal 6y ago
Chiming in since I'm a bit disappointed with Clojure VS Code support:calva (the clojure extension) works great, unless you also want vim bindings. In which case it's a bit of a cluster. It's documented and I understand why
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by tribaal 6y ago
Right now, it means "person who has a Swiss phone number" since that's the only they seem to check (I just signed up). Phone numbers are available to all residents .
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by tribaal 6y ago
I just discovered pyinfra and I must say, it's really amazing in its simplicity. Thanks a lot for building this!
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by tribaal 6y ago
I worked from home for years on a 2mps symmetric link from a wireless ISP in Tanzania, video conferencing worked well enough (Google Hangouts or whatever it was called 5 years ago). For the heavy uploads I usually resorted to doing the uplo
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by tribaal 6y ago
For me (on IRC) the rule was always that it's fine if people don't answer within 10 minutes, but you should be told . Specifically, you're expected to answer in IM timeframe unless you set an afk message . This way people k
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by tribaal 6y ago
I would love a deb-packaged Caddy as well :(
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by tribaal 6y ago
I also checked the encryption status and the graphical installer option does not enable encryption on the created ZFS pools. All created pools have lz4 compression enabled, however.
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by tribaal 6y ago
I just checked, and yes, the installer offers a "erase all disk and install ZFS" option (although it's flagged as experimental). I'm not sure whether that means encrypted ZFS or not though.
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by tribaal 6y ago
This is exactly what my son needs right now. Thank you so much!
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by tribaal 7y ago
From my non-specialist understanding: Those examples (China, Italy) have taken drastic measures to keep people from socializing, in order to slow the spread of the disease in order to not overwhelm the health system. That's the kille
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by tribaal 7y ago
That was very informative, thank you!
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by tribaal 7y ago
Wait, what? I'm not familiar with how the US system works but that seems... strange. Why would the WHO declaring it a pandemic affect your coverage?
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by tribaal 7y ago
Yes, git is. The issues, comments, PRs, wikis etc... that we all came to depend on aren't.
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by tribaal 7y ago
I think that's the point the comment you are replying to made: if it was legitimately a microsoft key that just serves a different purpose, it would be trivial for microsoft to prove it by just signing a message or anything with the

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