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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Is this not https://diataxis.fr/ ? (I'm engaged somewhat in trying to get our team to write any documentation; once I've got that, I'll start trying to organize along exactly these principles)
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
I immediately am reminded of stuff like https://oasis-model.github.io/ , simply because I think you could probably: 1) tweak something like that to increase the likelihood of certain situations (abundance of a particular res
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
If that's actually the framework, then you need to respond not reciprocally or in kind or 'tit for tat', but to overwhelm. Speed, surprise, and violence (literal or metaphorical) of action.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
I mean, it'd be absolutely awful if we started having to deal w/ autistic chickens. I can't imagine how the Chinese do it. Sarcasm aside, if the US isn't vaccinating our birds, what are the drivers for that? Cost conce
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
I see you too like to read terrifying science fiction. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blindsight_(Watts_novel) for those who need new stuff in their TBR list.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Our family did nearly exactly this when I was a child in the 80s, just subbing in Volkswagen and Dusseldorf IIRC. It was some months later when the car actually arrived on the west coast of the US, but my parents seemed to think it worthwhi
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Tell your optometrist you want that, and they'll write the prescription. Last I went, they wrote me two different prescriptions: one with an up-close focal point for books/screen work, and a second one with the focal point further
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
I clicked on the article on a lark, and I was stunned? certainly excited to see the "Acorn" model there: my father's had one of those for... well, as long as I can remember. Maybe near 50 years now? Still beautiful in teak.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
... and correspondingly lower salaries.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Static kernels like that used to be a lot more common when the kernel was simpler. I semi-fondly remember trying to optimize my 2.x era kernels on my Slackware box to eliminate everything I didn't absolutely need.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
So frustrating to read. So frustrating to have the dawning recognition that I'm probably in this kind of place right now. I think of this sort of thing as dysfunction, but maybe that's not really the right take. So, frustration an
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
https://bayme.sh is IIRC actively experimenting with moving from LongFast to MediumSlow specifically to try to address this.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Experiences do definitely vary in this regard. I live in a CA Bay Area suburb. Geographically, this is a valley, and there are a fair number of more-or-less active repeaters mounted up along various mountain ridges, and I can generally hit
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
That's it, yes, thank you.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Am I completely off-base/confused thinking that the GFE originally started life (like back under csilver) as a fork of boa[0]? [0]: http://www.boa.org/
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Pagers don't have GPS devices embedded in them. Apps (some more or less than others) represent a target for a nation state to pursue for information, graph analysis, bugging, etc.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
It'd be nice, but I don't think that model would be workable here. Somewhat oversimplified, but the two Japanese syllabaries hiragana and katakana are around 50 distinct characters each, so that a core 3x4 board of "keys&quot
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Normalize it now; take advantage of it later when there is some sort of benefit, however short-term/sighted it may be.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Not a programmer, so this is every programmer's chance to hammer me on correctness. No, Go doesn't have a type named Dict, or Hash (my Perl is leaking), or whatever. It does have a map type[1], where you can define your keys as
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
I dunno what might have been done back then (if the planes of the day even had the capacity to airlift tanks), but we can and do drop tanks via parachutes today. No airfield/landing required.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
I appreciate the martial arts context. I share it, albeit in a different art. For our part, we spend varying amounts of time talking about concept/principle pieces of the puzzle, and demoing/drilling very specific techniques. We n
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Ahh, I remember reading that. Trigger/content warning, folks: there are some deeply unpleasant parts to that story. It ends well enough, but the path is pretty dark.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Anecdata here, but I met a person in university in the 90s who claimed: 1) they had access to really, really pure cocaine, and 2) they used it to study for tests. If I recall correctly, they were only using cocaine for the studying, not the
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Agreed that it's a soft skills interview at that point for the interviewee, but I think what OP above may be pointing at is that if you've got a good solution, and your interviewer is getting mad... maybe you as the interviewee ar
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Dumb/ignorant question: I'm under impression that the "clack" used at the beginning of the stereotypical film take functions as a sound spike that multiple reels of film from different angles can be synchronized on - ass
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
>>Is friction important to individuals? Do I benefit from thinking about friction on a project, even if nobody else on my team does? >Even if you were to eliminate a lot of friction, the profit would go to the business anyway. At t
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
From a security perspective, you're right. But most folk (not readers of HN) don't have that perspective. They've none of the requisite technical background, and they've less and less of anything like care for what'
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Ahh, ty, I should have read more completely/carefully. Thank you for the correction.
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
Ehh, from TFA: "As changes accumulate in the root zone, the difference between the versions begin to matter more. Typical changes in the root zone are changing delegations (NS records), rotating DS records for DNSSEC updates and with a
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by zhengyi13 2y ago
All else equal, targeting and supporting one thing is easier than two, so limiting your target to (wayland, aarch64) makes sense just in terms of resource allocation. Secondarily, I would wonder if older/32-bit devices might not end up

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