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by umvi 3y ago
The article talks about how scalpers circumvent no ticket resale - sell the entire account containing the tickets.
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by umvi 3y ago
The hard part here is the spending hours on Twitter each day to "become more influential" and "engage with your audience"
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by umvi 3y ago
https://help.kagi.com/kagi/search-details/search-sources.htm...
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by umvi 3y ago
Default to bash. If the task is too complex for bash, then use python or node. Most of these scripts aren't going to change very often once stable.
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by umvi 3y ago
Just use: go install github.com/antonmedv/fx@latest
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by umvi 3y ago
jq is YADSL though vs JS which is ubiquitous. Same reason most people can't use awk or sed.
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by umvi 3y ago
> We are introducing a Unity Runtime Fee that is based upon each time a qualifying game is downloaded by an end user. We chose this because each time a game is downloaded, the Unity Runtime is also installed. It would be one thing if Uni
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by umvi 3y ago
I feel like we need better WASM performance in go before we get WASI. In my experience go wasm performance is pretty bad, usually significantly worse than vanilla JS. Rust (or really anything LLVM backed) is still probably the best WASM lan
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by umvi 3y ago
> I personally don’t know anyone, and while those degrees definitely exist, it’s got me wondering: of the total managers in the world, how many of them have those qualifications? Just because someone is "qualified" doesn't
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by umvi 3y ago
Only southern Italy still has strong mafia roots. Northern Italy is much less corrupt. Southern Italy has the better food though, so it seems the mafiosi at least have good taste in cuisine.
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by umvi 3y ago
Golang's compiler is so fast though that I can iterate much faster so I'm willing to accept slightly worse performance than C++. C++ I waste so much time just waiting (esp. if I'm using a lot of templatized header only librar
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by umvi 3y ago
Critical skepticism should be a core competence as well. Even well known and highly respected journals like Nature or NYT likely have biases at the editor/peer review level. They should be read with at least one eye toward skepticism t
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by umvi 3y ago
Maybe you don't want the peanut gallery commenting/complaining/whatever about your architecture until you are ready (otherwise architect astronauts could inundate your comm channels with suggestions, comments, PRs, etc)
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by umvi 3y ago
https://ciechanow.ski
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by umvi 3y ago
For those who don't know many knots, I recommend learning the bowline if you could only choose one. It's called the "king of knots" for a reason - it's highly reliable and won't fail under load when lesser knot
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by umvi 3y ago
Some types of criminals (mafiosi, gang leaders, etc) can and do continue to run their criminal enterprises from within prison. This is a big problem in organized crime infested countries. You can't keep running your mafia if you are de
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by umvi 3y ago
A lot of countries still have caste discrimination problems, not just India. Even in racially homogenous places like Japan, people still figure out how to discriminate each other ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burakumin
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by umvi 3y ago
The politician's syllogism ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politician%27s_syllogism )
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by umvi 3y ago
> You wouldn't distribute a C application without a Makefile And yet, SQLite does just that. They distribute as a single .c file. I wrote a moderately successful lcov replacement in python that I distribute as a single .py file so p
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by umvi 3y ago
> If you're using JS modules and ESLint, you are using a frontend build Browsers natively support JS modules with no frontend builds needed ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript&#x2F
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by umvi 3y ago
> FWIW I did all of those things this article says not to do and ended up making close to 200% of my previous total compensation (which I'm happy with). The article mentions this: > Let’s say that you currently work at a startup
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by umvi 3y ago
I say save yourself the trouble and just avoid all "modern" web development tooling. Avoid "frontend builds" at all costs (everything except for esbuild is insanely slow anyway). Most websites do not need npm for fronten
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by umvi 3y ago
Why do all these serialization frameworks like protobufs, flatbuffers, capnproto, etc. have bespoke schema languages? Why not just use JSON-based schema so that you don't need custom parsers for it? It would definitely make metaprogram
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by umvi 3y ago
> it's astounding that the first-party platforms haven't done this yet I was under the impression LLM tech is currently in a breakneck arms race and that things are dramatically changing every few months. It could simply just b
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by umvi 3y ago
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed is also a great rolling release distro. For anyone that's never tried rolling release, the main benefit is that it keeps your tools/libs/kernel updated with the latest upstream. If you use Ubuntu (for exam
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by umvi 3y ago
It's not just the dental industry that's like this. A lot of medicine is subjective, and a lot of doctors have poor "debugging" skills and do the equivalent of print statements to try to diagnose an issue (guess and chec
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by umvi 3y ago
How is that a security issue? When compiled to wasm does that code escape the wasm vm?
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I mean, at the very least caffeine is habit forming/addictive which is one downside from a physical dependence or financial perspective.
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by umvi 3y ago
Seems morally dubious. When you purchase software, it doesn't mean you automatically own the bytes and can do whatever you want with them. There are things call licenses that dictate what you are allowed to do, and you agree to the lic
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by umvi 3y ago
Is it rent seeking/overreach? I make a video game and charge $50 for it. Later I make a DLC and charge $25 for it. Is your claim that if I keep them as separate purchasable downloads, I'm not rent seeking? But if instead combine t

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