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by yebyen 7y ago
This depends how trustworthy you are in general, and is definitely an interesting question. Would Gandhi take a pill which made him 1% less likely to not commit any murders, if it meant receiving a million dollars with no other strings atta
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Here's the Beeminder twitter account, earlier this month giving a link to their response to this exact question: https://twitter.com/bmndr/status/1169303739657682944 (tl;dr: they don't agree that announc
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One who is especially talented may often have the appearance of not knowing what they are doing, if you watch them closely while they are learning the behavior of a system. I've seen it suggested that there is a certain pattern of inq
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Interesting. That kind of reminds me of the "two tokens" approach to guiding customer service conversations in a favorable direction, where something has gone wrong. They say that there are two tokens on the table at the start of
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It can be both. This is an important point though, nonetheless, as if you are looking for a "product" and you choose an open source "project" without considering what it means, you may have a bad time. This tweet[1] str
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I've been in the too-awkward position of suggesting a solution "like" one that I have made, knowing already that there is some specific reason why my solution won't ultimately be the one that is accepted. Arguing this w
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"Act as if others are interesting and you will eventually find them so." - Sarah Mei, quoted by Sandi Metz, when summarizing I believe Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends & Influence People" Sandi's talk wa
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(edit: I just had to restart Keybase app.) If I see four checkmarks and "Register inside the Keybase app" what am I missing? Do I just need to make sure I have a stellar wallet, or is there something else? I'm using the Keyb
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From the top of the bottom part: > The Finest of Fine Print > No individual recipient will get more than $500 USD worth of Lumens.
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I don't think this feature is very well-known, in fact I've seen it mentioned before, thought "how useful! I will absorb this into my brain now" – and promptly forgot about it. I think there is a critical mass of advance
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`pull --rebase` is nothing, go back and read the history of `rebase --preserve-merges` and now `rebase --rebase-merges` I have worked with both, and the new one is much better. Of course this only matters if the branch you are rebasing has
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Interactive shells can also be login shells, and they run bashrc too (don't they?) Wait... is this the reason why you see profiles that load bashrc?
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OK, actually this is correct and what the difference between the two files is (profile is loaded by a login shell, bashrc is loaded by an interactive shell), but can you tell me the real difference between ~/.bash_profile and ~/.p
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There is some version of reality in which this was the point, if we are more charitable to the attackers motives
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FWIW, I agree. I don't remember the name of the NPM module from the article I just read, and I sure wouldn't have paid them any money if I had been alerted as part of their experiment. I only donate to obscure Debian derivatives
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That's a bit like arguing that Bernie Sanders should give up his housing in Vermont, because No True Socialist would own a house. A good action which is done with good intentions is wholely good, regardless of other good or bad action
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The point of the linked video, at least the relevant part about the street scammers that hand you something and then ask for money, is that we actually banned that kind of behavior in public spaces because it was exploitative. People have e
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> These developers chose to volunteer their time to corporations. Not so, these developers chose to volunteer their time to benefit the commons, and corporations occupy the same spaces once in a while. Whether or not there are abusive c
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> I’ve spent over 3,000 unpaid hours over the last four years maintaining some popular open source packages. > Maintainers do critical work which enables companies to create billions of dollars in value, yet we capture none of that va
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I hadn't heard of Tidelift before until recently, and I don't see it mentioned here in the discussion. Is this the kind of thing you'd like to see? https://tidelift.com/ Something has to be done to ensure th
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In Kubernetes and ECS, a Service is already used to name the abstraction that represents a collection of Pods/Tasks. (Actually K8s collection of Pods is usually a ReplicaSet, fronted by Deployment, from the perspective of making sure t
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Compare to Deis, who built a Heroku analogue that you can run on your own compute resources. It was wildly popular for a little while, and then when it turned out there wasn't really a market for it, they simply had to leave it behind
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All that being said, my daily driver is a Mac and I don't think about this stuff either, until it affects a server.
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Do you have a swap partition? I've been in a couple of interesting discussions about Linux memory management lately that enlightened me somewhat, and I won't claim to be an expert now, but I've been around the low-memory bloc
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It appears to have come from this guy, here is the original gist: https://gist.github.com/msroot/6206676
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I know you said GUI, but this single-line git alias that goes in ~/.gitconfig changed my life and I don't look for a git GUI anymore: [alias] l = log --date-order --date=iso --graph --full-history --all --pretty=format:&#x2
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It says 404 there isn't a GitHub Pages site here... where did heptio docs move to now that they are VMware?
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I actually have a cluster that I need to tear down and do disaster recovery practice on, but didn't know how, so I'm still paying for the "important data" that I generated on it. I will use it tonight, thank you friend!
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You could send that notification, invalidate any client tokens, and also disable the compromised password forcing the user to re-authenticate through their email address, a-la password reset, and I guess also verify they aren't using t
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See also, k3sup Since it was already easy to get a cloud machine on the Internet!

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