twalla

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by twalla 3y ago
The hardware looks beautiful, as is to be expected from Apple - I just don't think the appetite is there for a general purpose productivity headset, the big wins in VR/AR seems to be very specialized and mostly around things like
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by twalla 3y ago
I'll do you one better. "The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun." (Ecclesiastes 1:9)
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by twalla 3y ago
This is nuts, very cool.
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by twalla 3y ago
These vehicles (mostly their van equivalents like the Delica and Hi Ace) are also popular with rural mail carriers since they use their own vehicles and right hand drive enables them to deposit mail without leaving the car.
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by twalla 3y ago
I imagine if you willingly self identify yourself as elite, you're anything but. These folks sound (and look) absolutely insufferable.
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by twalla 3y ago
I see issues with going full on kubernetes-as-controlplane due to how operators do reconciliation. The represented resources are more or less eventually consistent which present challenges if you have workflows that need explicit orchestrat
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by twalla 3y ago
kopf exists for python: https://github.com/nolar/kopf
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by twalla 3y ago
It produces pulumi programs which are the equivalent of a terraform module or main.tf file. Whether or not said programs are deterministic is another matter.
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by twalla 4y ago
One a scale of 1 to 10, how much did good timing with regard to equity play into your overall comp?
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by twalla 4y ago
I own this printer and almost exclusively use it to print shipping labels. The only other thing I print is my strength training template once every 3-4 weeks so I don't accidentally spend 5 minutes scrolling between sets - I work out a
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by twalla 4y ago
> When we say "tech layoffs" we default to thinking "technical people", but that's not really the case. It sounds a little callous but the way I make the distinction is working _in_ tech vs working _on_ tech.
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by twalla 4y ago
You forgot the weekly posts about which brand of toilet bowl cleaner has the most prestige.
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by twalla 4y ago
I was working with my team recently to build a standardized python project boilerplate and came across Ruff - the one thing I really liked, apart from the speed, was that I could finally have my linting config in pyproject.toml, which the f
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by twalla 4y ago
Like some other commenters have called out it kind of just kicks the can down the road, but the longer you can kick that can down the road the longer you can reap the benefits of compound interest.
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by twalla 4y ago
The intent of disallowing wash sales is to stop people from gaming the system to strategically realize "fake" losses in one security to offset gains. If we allowed wash sales you could make 100 dollars in profit from your sale of
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by twalla 4y ago
It's more like this: stock A offers exposure to X (say resource extraction, pharma, tech, small cap growth.. whatever). Stock A also went down in value this tax year but you're still confident in your investment thesis, so you fin
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by twalla 4y ago
On-aircraft k8s gives CrashLoopBackoff a whole new meaning.
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by twalla 4y ago
Nobody uses those anymore, they're too popular. English language stackexchange offered up "paraphrasing" and "snowclone", which I've never heard of. https://english.stackexchange.com/questions&#
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by twalla 4y ago
To fuck around is human, to find out is divine.
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by twalla 4y ago
Definitely agree that Toyota needs to start making big strides towards offering competitive EVs but still a little bummed since it seems like Toyota and Akio's "No more boring cars" philosophy delivered us some cool things li
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by twalla 4y ago
Broadly speaking: 1. Aesthetics - you want to change some part of your physique by targeting certain muscles. Think doing curls for bigger biceps. 2. Performance - you want to get stronger/improve mobility by targeting muscles or group
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by twalla 4y ago
Because Elon Musk is a massive chode who I'd rather not enrich or be perceived to be a supporter of. Also, I don't drive very much.
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by twalla 4y ago
I wrote a similar prompt but for a discord bot that would take a youtube url and some timestamps and return a gif. Afterwards I asked it to add an option to "deep fry" the gif. Not only did it produce the correct code it also unde
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by twalla 4y ago
Switched to colima a while back after the licensing debacle and have been mostly happy with it. Only real issue has been with some tools making assumptions about the docker socket location, which was easy to fix in the config file.
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by twalla 4y ago
Someone else linked https://github.com/copy/v86 which seems really neat. I like making jokes with coworkers about implementing this or that bit of infra with WASM-based tools mostly to get a rise out of them but each t
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by twalla 4y ago
fun fact: you can teach your shell to ignore commands that begin with a space character. in bash $HISTCONTROL needs to be ignorespace or ignoreboth, in zsh you must setopt HIST_IGNORE_SPACE
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by twalla 4y ago
May I humbly suggest https://github.com/skeeto/endlessh for both fun and profit
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by twalla 4y ago
I think you're significantly overestimating the American electorate and their ability to deal with nuance here.
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by twalla 4y ago
Advertising pay up front or doing candidate outreach as outlined in this blog post?
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by twalla 4y ago
I'd be curious to see the results of A/B'ing doing all the stuff in this article vs just advertising (competitive) pay upfront.

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