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by zrail 4y ago
I still don't understand how people find time to do this. The overhead from switching all the time would kill my productivity and take a bunch of time away from what I actually want to be doing, which is not working.
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by zrail 4y ago
I also only put years on my resume. 15 years into my career and I have never once been asked to elaborate on the exact timeline of my resume. I've taken breaks, some voluntarily and some not so much. If I ever take a multi-year break I
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by zrail 4y ago
The only reason you should care is if you're employing someone in a position where it's dangerous to themselves or others _on the job_ if they're intoxicated, or if it's legally required. Otherwise it's none of your
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by zrail 4y ago
The agent is a shim that talks to the Yubikey.
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by zrail 4y ago
I have Home Assistant OS running in a VM on an HP EliteDesk 600 G3 Mini running Proxmox. I don't really use this for automations directly, although I do have some alerts. Primarily I use this as a dashboard and as a common API for ever
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by zrail 4y ago
Do you have a cite on Amazon raising prices like that at any other point in their history?
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by zrail 4y ago
It's FAANG but rearranged and using Meta's new name instead of Facebook.
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by zrail 4y ago
If you're willing to read a book, I can recommend Back Mechanic: https://www.amazon.com/Back-Mechanic-Stuart-McGill-2015-09-3... It gives you a lot of information so you can a) intelligently talk about your pain to you
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by zrail 4y ago
In the same vein, the Raspberry Pi RP2040 has what they call Programmable IO modules which are tiny cores that can run small state machines doing whatever you want, separate from the main ARM cores.
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by zrail 4y ago
The IMPs used an internal protocol that IP rode on top of. Like today, lots of networks use Ethernet at the physical layer today.
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by zrail 4y ago
This is accurate in my experience. It's not about the stuff directly, it's all the things that the stuff represents to the family left behind.
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by zrail 4y ago
...something else. Edit: the meme goes something like "no one asks follow up questions if you say you're an accountant"
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by zrail 4y ago
Firecracker is a thin layer on top of KVM. It essentially implements just a handful of devices and it boots in milliseconds. Fly bakes a Docker image into the format that Firecracker expects and then boots it, alongside a bunch of anycast n
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by zrail 4y ago
Mine just stops renewing certificates so I stopped fighting it. Haven't replaced it with vanilla Nginx yet but that's a project on my todo list.
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by zrail 4y ago
Personally I locked in 30 years at 3.125% in May 2020 and I will be shocked if I ever have the opportunity to refinance lower again.
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by zrail 4y ago
Depending on what state you're in in the Midwest you can sometimes get E85 gas (85% ethanol). It's always clearly marked because not all modern engines can handle that high of a concentration.
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by zrail 4y ago
I remember reading about this in middle school. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/86452.Ill_Wind
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by zrail 4y ago
Also, Social Security tax has a cap. If your day job + side project net income exceeds the cap, the excess will only incur Medicare tax.
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by zrail 4y ago
That's fair, and I'm definitely not advocating tax fraud or anything of the sort. There's a $400 minimum for filing Schedule SE but no minimum for Schedule C. That said, it's _exceedingly_ unlikely (basically impossible,
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by zrail 4y ago
(assuming you're in the US) if you've never had a business before, a couple hundred dollars of extra income is not material to your taxes and I wouldn't worry about it at all. Once you get to the scale of a few thousand dolla
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by zrail 4y ago
My spouse and I do this occasionally, where we pick a business off the street that we're walking by and think about how they make money. I think it can work for a small business where you can hold the whole thing in your head. It'
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by zrail 4y ago
> We need some sort of ability to demand OT, hour for hour comp time, and after hours compensation. The word is "union". You want a union.
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by zrail 4y ago
> We then bought an under $100 Logitech webcam that ran a web server on its ethernet interface Wait hold up. Logitech webcams run web servers and have ethernet interfaces?
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by zrail 4y ago
With these kits do you lose the ability to autofocus?
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by zrail 4y ago
Ok but that still doesn't make it mainstream or have a candidate pool. If those things don't matter then anything goes.
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by zrail 4y ago
Sure. Not exactly mainstream so one would need to consider the hiring pipeline, but if it serves as a competitive advantage then sure.
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by zrail 4y ago
Shopify was founded in 2006 and I'm sure (having never worked there) there are things in their codebase that are that old. What were the options in 2006 for languages with both a fast runtime and reasonable DX? I honestly can't th
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by zrail 4y ago
> The rumor mill has it LFG directly rescued a few whales in the first sign of crisis. This is a very serious accusation I'd urge no one proclaim without definite proof. What would it change to have that information? Afaict none of
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by zrail 4y ago
I think the advantage for simple objects is just that you can refer to the columns directly vs having to go through a function. It's only really a big win if you're manually writing a lot of sql or if you're using something l
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by zrail 4y ago
I just turn off automatic updates and look at change logs to see if it's worth it to upgrade. I also primarily use HA as dashboard and sensor fusion, it only runs a couple automations directly. Is Hubitat actually better?

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