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by vlunkr 5y ago
Fortunately "Landlords" is not a single entity, so there absolutely is competition.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
A huge part of the appeal of Rust and Go tools is that you can just ship a binary, it's frustrating that it's not available here.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
> I could delete twitter, but that's essentially like blocking everyone on it. Yeah, it's great. Twitter has nothing to do with reality, it's a shared delusion between a bunch of people that hate each other. You won't
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by vlunkr 5y ago
> could be incompetent or out of their depth Or just overworked. In theory you can self-host everything, but there's a always a time tradeoff.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
But you see these stories again and again about Google specifically. The creator of Terraria was banned a while back and was also unable to get it corrected or get a real human to respond. You'd think if they are terminating accounts t
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by vlunkr 5y ago
> Replacing Github with Gitlab might be a week-long project at a small company A week-long project initially. Now you have to install updates, set up and maintain secure access, reboot or troubleshoot when it dies, etc. Installing things
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by vlunkr 5y ago
Is this the norm? I don't see why they wouldn't at least announce it an email. It's a bit of a weird topic for a work email, but it's certainly better than doing absolutely nothing.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
One guy that works for a franchise of an increasingly irrelevant restaurant chain has a bad take in a private email conversation and you think this is the end of capitalism?
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by vlunkr 5y ago
I don't think this argument applies to the switch personally. You aren't "preserving" a game that came out this year and is available in multiple formats, you're just stealing it. In general I agree though. The shut
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by vlunkr 5y ago
I think the maps really helped sell the world to me as a kid. There's such a distinct, foreign style to them. Of course every fantasy series now has a map, but the Tolkien maps are still embedded deep in my brain.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
From the article: """ If we think about the fastest way to execute some code, that is a function call, not a web request. If we think about the best way to make sure we detect problems at compile time, that is by using a libr
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by vlunkr 5y ago
> Technical debt in CSS seems to be both more inevitable and less problematic than application code Nicely put. I've stressed over finding unused rules, restructuring, etc. but in the end it never matters as long as it displays corr
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by vlunkr 5y ago
I don't read the tweet as bragging
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by vlunkr 5y ago
Dark Souls 3 is even less interconnected that Dark Souls 2. And difficulty is hard to measure, but IMO nothing in ds2 is as difficult as the Ringed Cities, and there aren't bosses with 2+ phases. Did Miyazaki misunderstand his own visi
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by vlunkr 5y ago
That's incredibly stupid. The onion article writes itself.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
Agreed. I don't think the hate is that hard to understand. If you're coming from a more expressive language (which is most of them), it's a bit of a shock. I got over it and learned to love it, but I've seen others that
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by vlunkr 5y ago
I'm very annoyed lately by how the expectation of any Internet service is to be up all the time. I don't think it had to be this way. I can't go to the grocery store after 10pm, and that's OK, but you're telling me
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by vlunkr 5y ago
> Kubernetes is a very flexible way to host microservices today, which also means it takes a lot of effort to manage and keep running in a workflow. I don't see how the second point necessarily follows from the first.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
I run a simple VPN at my house alongside pinhole. You can block ads anywhere that way.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
It seems pretty short-sighted to blame it on actors. They are a low-level cog in the machine that are trained to exactly what they are told. It's the job of the director to get the performance out of them that will look good on screen.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
It's true, how often does a little tool like this get mimicked in every major OS? It's too bad the devs don't get a payout for that, but it's a pretty unique achievement.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
I assume because an 8 year old kid needs a ride, and more money to buy another pack.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
Agreed, if it's more complex than a single ternary, or && statements, make a new component.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
I don't know what your political leanings are, but do you realize this is the position of the people who stormed the capitol building?
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by vlunkr 5y ago
Ranked choice voting has been implemented for presidential elections in 2 states. Which isn't much, but it's a start, and it seems like there's popular demand for it. That would help to fight the annoying "A vote for [th
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by vlunkr 5y ago
So what you're saying is, millenials aren't responsible for disastrous policies yet. They'll get their turn.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
Some people write software that saves (or can take) lives. Don't take one of those jobs if you're stressed about bugs in your web app.
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by vlunkr 5y ago
Exactly. While it's good to prepare mentally for the future, it's seems like the real problem is that the threat has been blown away out of porportion: The war escalating out of Ukraine, nuclear weapons being deployed, someone rou
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by vlunkr 5y ago
> The Steam Deck is an enthusiasts device I think this is the key point here. It might seem like I'm hating on the Steam Deck but I'm really not. I'll probably get one eventually, but IMO it's in no way a threat to th
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by vlunkr 5y ago
Various sites are reporting that it's under control now.

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