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dradtke

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About dradtke

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    Fundamentally, consumers and producers are at odds with each other in certain ways. For instance, it's best for customers if every shop was open 24x7, but absolutely horrible for t…

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    I think the idea is to improve the sustainability of a city by reducing people's need to travel by car, which uses energy, and to improve its livability by ensuring easy access to …

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    Comment #34904329

    Unlikely, housing is only one factor, and I don't think it's the biggest one.

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    Comment #34006226

    Declining birth rates as a whole are to blame for this, not just abortion. Plus, legalized abortion helped reduce crime rates. https://law.stanford.edu/publications/the-impact-of-l…

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    Comment #33595744

    True, but it's way easier to add centralization to a system that is decentralized by nature than it is to somehow decentralize something that is centralized by nature.

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    Comment #32866801

    sd seems to provide a description for the command, too, which your solution wouldn't provide.

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    Comment #32305938

    HCP might be what you want, but it doesn't support Nomad yet, and unfortunately it's not clear when it will. https://discuss.hashicorp.com/t/status-of-hcp-nomad/33374

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    Comment #32046141

    To what? What level of consumption will make all these problems disappear? Going back to pre-industruial lifestyles is arguably worse for the average person than climate change is.…

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    Comment #31928456

    Does an LSP-enabled editor count as an IDE then?

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    Comment #31926324

    I love how the first bullet point is "Not made from a web browser." Great to see some non-Electron competition in the chatting space!

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    Comment #31499302

    Ah, yeah I didn't realize that Glade didn't work with GTK4. I'll update the post soon to clarify that, thanks for catching it!

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    Comment #30938102

    https://damienradtke.com/

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    Comment #30870579

    One of the big points Bill Gates makes in his recent book on climate change is that once the genie is out of the bottle in terms of lifestyle, there's no going back. It's naive to …

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    Comment #30154995

    Really? Every time I check (in the Chicago area), it's still out of stock. https://www.microcenter.com/product/609038/raspberry-pi-4-mo...

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    Comment #29785063

    I'm curious about this, any links handy?

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    Comment #29422593

    This post might be the most straightforward starting point: https://go.dev/blog/pipelines

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    Comment #29282393

    Any discussion of COVID's origins now just makes me think of Jon Stewart on Colbert's show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSfejgwbDQ8

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    Comment #29086575

    Braintree created a tool for doing something similar: https://medium.com/braintree-product-technology/https-medium...

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    Comment #28435412

    Probably because America has only about a quarter of the population that India has? Also, the ideal of the American homestead or even suburban home is one that doesn't place a high…

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    Comment #27999532

    Looks pretty cool! I've recently become a fan of Overmind ( https://github.com/DarthSim/overmind ), which does something similar. I like the GUI of exo, though, so I may give it a …

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    Comment #25105452

    Does anyone know any VPS providers that are planning to support this? I'm using Linode primarily because they are one of the few providers that provides openSUSE images, but they h…

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    Comment #21049015

    Wasn't it originally called Function as a Service? That seems to be a better name for its intended use-case than serverless.