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by yebyen 5y ago
I know this, and I suspect the person you replied to also knows this, but I have never in my career as a programmer found anyone whose review I needed, who would have been comfortable doing this without my help. I haven't always been w
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> issuing a "no politics" guideline, which was inevitably interpreted using the prevailing ideology of "if you're not with us you're against us". There is a lot more to the story than this. If you want to kn
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I think you underestimate the number of people who are careless and inconsiderate. Or maybe you live in a very nice part of town. I sometimes get stuck doing 8 things on the way to do a thing I intended to do, because I see a thoughtless th
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I think it's somewhere in here, this novella or whatever it is called The Gervais Principle, Or The Office According to “The Office” Of course that isn't actual data, but the analysis explores the idea that only sociopaths make it
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https://sambleckley.com/writing/church-of-interruption.html Tl;dr: they aren't all being rude, sometimes it's just different styles of communication and sometimes they're compatible, and sometimes not so
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In one case the number 37 is an address that represents control over a subsection of a global network. So it is actually important that the owner of it has rights to the thing pointed at (the network, not the number 37 abstractly, but the a
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An NFT is a Non-Fungible Token. This just means it's sufficiently different from others in the set to be told apart. If I give you this one, and I get another one to replace it, they're different. Minting pointers to art projects
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There's an entire sea of difference between confirming or refuting a fact of employment that has been put forward during a hiring process, as part of a screen, and sharing everything with anyone who asks, including those shady characte
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I'm with you. As an American, my data is bought and sold before I'm even old enough to sign papers legally consenting. I don't like it and I want it to stop.
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When it was racist to wear a mask? Have to admit that's a new one for me.
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I have just started using it, and I stopped short of telling people it was a great alternative because I don't have enough experience with it yet to say one way or another. But so far it's pretty muchliving up to my expectations,
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Hmm, I wonder how the link got changed... it worked when I posted it? Pretty sure? Someone else found the link.
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> doesn't let you run paramaterized builds in their web UI? It doesn't? https://github.blog/changelog/2021-11-10-github-actions-inpu... Maybe it didn't 6 months ago, but it seems this is an option now
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(I did wind up getting synology-csi to work!)
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FWIW, FluxCD has full armv7 and aarch64 support (it definitely works on a Raspberry Pi 4, the earlier models with 1GB of RAM too, although depending on the size of your git repos that may not be enough memory, 4GB-8GB certainly is for Flux.
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That's actually something that is in the author's purview to decide. (Edit: whoops, I misread you. I thought you were saying APIs are not in scope for SemVer. Now I think I realized you meant, you can have bugs that break things a
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> received useless bitcoin donations and lost the key It happens? But at least you avoided the tax accounting, right...
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> Donations that can't be spent aren't really useful as donations. And my employer-sponsored 401k account isn't useful to me either... seriously you may not believe in "Bitcoin is sound money" or whatever crypto
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> especially once you consider potential tax reporting implications Do you think the issue of tax reporting for donations is dismissed when you avoid crypto? Unless your project is incorporated as a 501c3 or other non-profit entity (whic
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It's not irrelevant. When a community project depends on another project, it depends on it, (both factually and tautologically.) If the original maintainer evaporates, the community project needs to adapt by either moving somewhere els
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> It doesn't stop. And it's why CNN and Fox are successful Oof. You are right about this, and it's certainly a blind spot for a lot of "adults"
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Mistakes happen, and a culture that insists too hard that "mistakes shouldn't happen, and so we can't be seen making mistakes" is harmful toward engineering. How should their performance be evaluated, if not by the rote
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> We know how to distill from millenniums I'm reminded of that XKCD where every day, 10000 people are learning for the first time something that everybody knows... No person alive today has known how to distill alcohol safe for huma
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> ... and eliminate masks. Countries outside of North America have done this. For example, the UK is just now requiring theater goers to wear a mask again. If the act of eliminating masks needs to be followed by imposing another mask man
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> Most people just don't like being told what to do Bingo. I live in a "blue part" of red Indiana and this is the conclusion I've come to as well. It's extremely frustrating knowing that masks work when everyone
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I myself had a full conversation with one of the bots that appears if you say "Metamask" before I realized that @meta2mask was not really a helpful support person from the internet, and was actually a scammer trying to get crypto
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Yeah, if you're running containers with root access or processes with root running inside of them, there are a number of other things that will need to change about your security posture, least of which is probably how you provide or r
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Yes! https://github.com/kingdonb/dot/blob/ubuntu-vm/bin/qemu This expects you're using the special qemu from the prior link, compiled with homebrew. (else I think there will be no virtio-vga-gl
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I didn't use this, but a similar/related project that is for MacOS as host OS, https://github.com/knazarov/homebrew-qemu-virgl Vagrant is an orthogonal tool to this, it is a VM orchestrator not an actual VM.
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The Chetty study says it's not just the home life, it's the whole neighborhood. And whether the majority of families in the area are single-parent homes or not. Source: Sandi Metz 2019 RubyConf "Lucky You" but also: htt

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