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> It's not basic supply and demand--indeed, most economists are pro immigration. Bryan Caplan went as far as advocating for open border (admittedly he's more libertarian than most). Classic example of "appeal to authority&
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That’s great if you hate workers: “You want more money and more rights ? Get lost, I’ll import somebody poor from a third world country.”
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> I am sure people understand that H-1B issues are just red herring. I don't 100% agree. H-1B visa holders, if laid off, have 60 days to find another job or leave the country. This means they have much much lower negotiation power a
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2-Node Kubernetes: A Reliable and Compatible Solution [video]
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I love this. I've been thinking about writing a clone of SecureCRT (great terminal emulator, sadly greatly expensive as well) for years. If I could "just" use libghostty, that would be great!
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1y ago
I think you nailed the core of the issue. Banks want experienced cobol programmers but they’re unwilling to nurture the next generation of cobol programmers.
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1y ago
It's "hannah montana linux" ( https://linuxreviews.org/Hannah_Montana_Linux ) for the late 2020s.
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1y ago
As somebody that's not from the UK and not from the US, knowing this guy cheered the murder of Charlie Kirk gives me a strong hint about the kind of person it's being talked about. So yes, in that sense it's an useful piece o
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1y ago
Touchscreen are incredibly dangerous in car. I have clear memory of operating controls in my car without looking at them (meaning: i could keep my eyes on the road) because of muscle memory and tactile feedback. Basically: if i hit the butt
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1y ago
Oh yeah absolutely, i wasn’t bashing you in any way! Well done!
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OT: Reminds me of the late 2000s when python was having its boom and it was a lot of pythis and pythat
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> Remember when Microsoft invested in Apple when Apple was down in the dumps? Had Apple failed, Microsoft would probably have been found to have a clear monopolistic position. And microsoft was already in hot waters due to InternetExplor
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I’ve always used openjdk or amazon’s flavour (i think it’s called “corretto”?). It’s much better than ideal.
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> However, some people experience too much metacognition/reflection and that is actually correlated with depression/anxiety. There's an uptake, that's missing from the article. You can, and you should, every now and t
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That’s hate speech actually, shame on you.
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Deep Blue – Down the Rabbit Hole [video]
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As somebody that has pushed some proprietary services to 4.5M RPS at low-latency (~850-900us p99 in the same dc) I'm a bit skeptical about the "5M+ GET/s" claim. I'd like to see how the benchmark was performed, on w
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Java is essentially open source enough that you can ignore oracle. All the development of java happen in openjdk, of which oracle is a contributor (along with red hat and many others). Oracle’s java is just an openjdk distribution, with som
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does it do session management (like screen/tmux, meaning i can detach from a session and reattach later) or do i have to run it in screen?
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One other super-interesting feature is connection multiplexing and keeping connection alive with the ControlMaster and ControlPath directives in your ~/.ssh/config file. The nice thing is that it makes opening a new ssh connection
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this is going to be a killer in the cloud, when it lands in graviton cpus
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> I still have no idea where it comes from. i was chatting with HR boss last week. he's 100% sure these kind of mandates are reductions in force (layoffs) masked as return to office.
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> University press releases aren’t exactly the most unbiased sources of scientific information. Can you blame them? They're always looking for funding for their research, and the current climate is not the best.
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I'm so sorry for your loss.
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Reddit: Evolving Moderation on Reddit: Reshaping Boundaries
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This is great and... On a small scale, you don't even need samba or nfs. Many file browsers can mount remote directories via sftp, and can browse the files as if it was a local directory. Also: KDE and some GTK-based graphical environm
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Did people actually believe the whole corporate DEI parade was a real thing?
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Not a manager, I'm an IC. I strongly disagree. Noticing the fires is often trivial. Complaining... It depends. Complaining constructively is fine. Complaining for the sake of complaining gets annoying very fast. Also... People that spe
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> I think we all know why. There's no need to imply that, it's not illegal to criticise AWS. They do not want anybody to be able to set a limit on spend as that would probably hurt the business model.
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Another day, another reason to avoid musl libc
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