tyree731

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by tyree731 6y ago
Having used Lua a fair bit in the past year (in order to write custom plugins for Kong), the main draw (and in some cases, drawback) for me with Lua is its integration of coroutines. Draw as it makes writing event-driven code dead simple, w
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by tyree731 6y ago
Good to know, I'll check it out at some point.
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by tyree731 6y ago
Definitely not, you'd need to use something like Spinnaker to accomplish that.
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by tyree731 6y ago
> Can anyone describe why one might use Ansible over Terraform? Anywhere you're dealing with bare metal you can't really use Terraform. Terraform also doesn't get you much within a host, so to speak. One example of that id
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by tyree731 6y ago
https://www.tesla.com/utilities They've sold reasonable-sized power infrastructure to utilities in a few different places.
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by tyree731 6y ago
> Would you describe exactly what will be expensive in releasing the source code to software that was developed in house? Does it have lots of dependencies on proprietary software? If so, why? If all you're doing is taking an intern
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by tyree731 6y ago
> Educational investments shouldn’t be dictated by transient economic conditions. Could someone not make the same argument about the national defense? Education is funded largely by local taxes, and local tax revenues are being gutted, s
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by tyree731 6y ago
s/easily/expensively/ Khan Academy doesn't have infinite money.
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by tyree731 6y ago
I think it's fair to imagine the reason the US is less prepared than it was a few years ago not being the Gates Foundations work, but the state of the US Government in 2020.
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by tyree731 6y ago
> I don't agree that this is a negative long-term consequence, but I see your larger point. Do you think the government is capable of correcting problems such as these without negative consequences? No I don't believe that it i
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by tyree731 6y ago
I meant to type "voluntary". To make a tortured analogy to illustrate a point, are the victims in the movie Saw not responsible for their own deaths, as they voluntarily chose the actions which lead to their untimely deaths? Volun
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by tyree731 6y ago
In the case of Walmart, the issue is that Walmart operates at such scale, and can afford to take short term losses, allowing them to make the "volunteer" behavior of individuals in the community be that smaller stores go out of bu
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by tyree731 7y ago
At a minimum we can be thankful that Apple's rules force web developers to care about one additional browser.
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by tyree731 7y ago
Openresty
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by tyree731 7y ago
I'm not sure why the distinction between physical and virtual harm is relevant. Physical harm is valuable for a person to stop because their life has value to them, and virtual harm is valuable for an organization or person to stop bec
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by tyree731 7y ago
IMHO the bigger problem with group chat over SMS is that some networks (looking at you AT&T) limit the number of participants in a group SMS chat to ten. If you try to send a message to more than ten people it sends it ten of them, sile
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by tyree731 7y ago
Definitely Spark Man - https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Spark_Man_(Mega_Man)
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by tyree731 7y ago
I can't read the article, but is there any reason you think that would be true?
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by tyree731 7y ago
"Billionaire gives opinion on causes of poverty" I'm not sure what this person is admitting other than than their own opinion. For example, it is incredibly debatable that raising the minimum wage would improve the liveliho
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by tyree731 7y ago
Shaving after a shower, shaving every other day, I can get a lot of usage out of a modern safety razor, i.e. weeks with the same cartridge without much irritation. My yearly razor costs are already low at this point, and the effort of lea
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by tyree731 8y ago
On the contrary, humans are keen on extrapolating "linearly", ignoring that progress is discrete, and that the next discrete step isn't on any guaranteed timeline. See: humanity's idea of the next twenty years of space e
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by tyree731 8y ago
These sorts of things are always NP problems. If you know the answer, in hindsight it was obvious, because all the signs line up. But to think to look at the answer, to search the entire space of how to discredit someone, that takes resourc
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by tyree731 8y ago
You’re fundamentally wrong here. Red Hat providing a long-term and stable operating system and software target provides stability to users of RHEL. Upgrading your operating system, system libraries and toolchain are valuable changes, and sh
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by tyree731 8y ago
> You may say something that's upsetting to someone, or is brilliantly insightful, or in retrospect obviously silly. So fucking what!? It seems like you mean well, but as a person with generalized anxiety disorder, telling someone w
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by tyree731 8y ago
Some counterpoints: * You don't need a bank's permission. There are many unbanked people in the world. Do we imagine those unbanked people being likely to have bitcoin wallets? * Eliminates credit charge back fraud, which is a ver
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by tyree731 9y ago
This isn't sound logic. "The economy is going to crash because of reason X, so it's fine to make it crash worse because of reason Y".
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by tyree731 10y ago
I understand what you are saying sounds reasonable as a person who doesn't have depression, but it is not correct. I mean, unless you're defining "going well" to include "not having depression", at which point
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by tyree731 10y ago
I'm guessing that ethernet is supported via an associated dock.
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by tyree731 10y ago
That analogy isn't quite right. It would be more apt if the couple instead of having diamonds and gold had, well, lithium. What is that couple going to do with lithium? For that couple, that lithium is effectively worthless, even fact
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by tyree731 16y ago
Or, what is even more likely, is that women believe that men are attracted to women who say they have had sex with other women and enjoyed it.

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