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by trulyme 5y ago
You're missing the point. Liquid hidrogen takes much less space, that's all. It is neither lighter nor heavier than the same amount of hidrogen gas. And for buoyancy to matter, the trucks would need to be huge (zepelin style).
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by trulyme 5y ago
Ipv6 is like python3. A worthy upgrade, but tried to do too much in a single coup and broke backwards compatibility. If they simply added two top octets, saying that 0.0. . . . was the old ipv4, everyone would have used it ages ago. Instea
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by trulyme 5y ago
Default Docker configs are atrocious. Most devs/devops don't even know that when it creates a network, it takes a /16 ip range out of 172.[17-31].0.0/16 or 192.168.[0-240].20/20 by default. It is just a matter of ti
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by trulyme 5y ago
So they hacked MS through SW which was hacked through MS? Ironic if true.
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by trulyme 5y ago
Wait... What do you mean by PyPi runtime downloads???
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by trulyme 5y ago
Yep. Had to use work-mandated Windows laptop and it sucked big time. Lots of small annoyances, it just couldn't compare to ThinkPad + linux when what you need the most is terminal.
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by trulyme 5y ago
I don't like what they handled interaction with the AppGet dev either, and can't understand why they can't seem to get a great solution working, but I would argue it's not 3E approach. In this case it would actually bene
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by trulyme 6y ago
I wasn't bearish while reading the article, but your comment does make one wonder... :-/
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by trulyme 6y ago
Thank you (and the sibling) for the explanation, sounds useful!
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by trulyme 6y ago
I use two at the moment but they change over time, along with the OS. I am not talking about developing remotely, though it does happen that I use git push to deploy for some smaller projects. But I could have used GUI for that too. I guess
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by trulyme 6y ago
Whoa, why? That sounds like an awful advice to me. By all means, use regexes, but make sure you understand the theory behind them (state machines) so you will know not to parse HTML with them. They are really pretty easy to do right once yo
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by trulyme 6y ago
I don't force my choice on others, but I'm firmly in "git cli" camp. The reason is simple - cli is available everywhere. I'm sure GitKraken & co. are great once you get used to them, but apart from GitLab graph
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by trulyme 6y ago
I read some description ob what that is and it looks like checking out different commits (via bisection) until you figure out where in the history some change happened. Is there some other benefit I am missing?
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by trulyme 6y ago
I think this is more a sign that git (porcelain) is not aligned with the underlying model. It is actually a pity that so little effort went into git UI. I find the OP explanation of git model awesome and the presented concepts beautiful, bu
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by trulyme 6y ago
Maybe, but when the original docker image is no longer available on docker hub, chances are there will be something better and even easier to setup. And with docker you don't care about installing / uninstalling apps and figuring
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by trulyme 6y ago
I would be worried about leaving it unattended though. Are anti-stealing systems any good these days?
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by trulyme 6y ago
Ironic, coming from someone with such nickname. :) Relationships aren't 50/50 in each area, but the effort across everything should be similar on both sides. Otherwise someone is taking advantage of their partner, imho.
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by trulyme 6y ago
Or they can kick Sega off and just avoid any trouble. It's Sega's loss mostly anyway.
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by trulyme 6y ago
Nice analysis, but you left out another possible solution, by Google: monitor resource consumption of web pages and penalize wasteful ones by giving them worse SE positions. Not sure if this is in G's interest though.
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by trulyme 6y ago
Got any solution for naming and caching too?
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by trulyme 6y ago
My experience is different. True 10x engineers are always well received by their peers because they make the problems go away. However 10x wannabes... That's a different story entirely. They voice their opinion when not asked, want to
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by trulyme 6y ago
Depends. Is Chrome team actively working on making their browser worse?
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by trulyme 6y ago
Which Firefox is that? It seems to me there are more of them than Nokia had OSs back in the day.
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by trulyme 6y ago
Actually you can. You need nightly and you need to setup some account and set your extensions there. This is just so they can show you that they still work and they have disabled them because reasons. Nicely played.
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by trulyme 6y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted, this seems like a pretty plausible explanation. Certainly better than any other I have seen.
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by trulyme 6y ago
...and not many other extensions on Android. They killed most of them, leaving just 17 or so. Oh yes, and you can actually install the rest of them on nightly if you follow some weird procedure, just so that we all know there is actually no
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by trulyme 6y ago
...not to mention that downloading an OS from some unknown torrent doesn't sound like a good idea.
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by trulyme 6y ago
> Oh, and we wouldn’t have 130,000 dead in the UK and 500,000+ dead in the USA! No they don't. Unless you have a way to create and investigate a parallel universe where you can put your thesis to a test, but I assume you don't.
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by trulyme 6y ago
We wouldn't? That seemes like a bold statement. To put your numbers in perspective, in a population of 330mio with life expectancy 70-75y (USA numbers), every year around 4mio people die for some reason or another. Not saying covid i
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by trulyme 6y ago
Is it something special? If no, then no.

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