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Comment #48884408
So you are a cog, you are a watchmaker, or you just want to read the time hoping that all these cogs will tell it. Software engineers are becoming line workers, it's okay, we had a…
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Comment #48865579
Leslie Lamport famously said that you should be thinking above the code . It doesn't mean you are on ly high level and handwavy. I think agents are making us unthinking above the c…
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Comment #48859051
corosync and pacemaker were my personal dark ages of distributed systems. With a well setup kubernetes clusters my faith is restored. Still not perfect but not a butt-crack sweatin…
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Comment #48744503
Yeah that's what they all thought :P
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Comment #48744400
Some games really needed the crt softness and blending.
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Comment #48744145
Such a well-done gateway to any aspiring linux users. I think it was 2000 when i first loaded a knoppix image. I couldn't believe the 'live' concept could work and you could just s…
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Comment #48349367
well you couldn't have known since the link to the SP is dead in the article, but saying it's a bmc is a bit of a stretch [1]: https://docs.oxide.computer/guides/architecture/rack-…
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Comment #48348472
I have to say Claude and chatgpt are really pro active in telling you a better option and/or nuancing your proposed solution far better than even 6 months ago.
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Comment #48305497
This so depends on the timing. XP was a memory hog when it came out for that generation's hardwarw
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Comment #48276711
Bonus points for rfc 2136, works easily with [external-dns]( https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/external-dns ). I've been using k8s+external-dns on-prem with a selfhosted minimal B…
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Comment #48245692
Why was this so hard to read. Some points are good though.
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Comment #48245517
The same generation that is using those companies for everything. Wanting the benefits but not its downsides.
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Comment #48245455
Did you only learn to type some code during your comp sci major?
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Comment #48232326
Eager to know how many journalists Hamas has.
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Comment #48228724
> This is the first issue of a new on-line forum. Its intent is to address issues involving risks to the public in the use of computers. As such, it is necessarily concerned with w…
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Comment #48140085
except for the dance bars. Dear lord the sweat smell during the transition was bizarre. It as always masked thanks to the smell of smoke. I think a lot places had to start thinking…
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Comment #48100688
oof, it's kinda the only reason i still drink. Thankfully way less than in my 20's
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Comment #48086338
I dunno, a simple webframework with golang goes pretty far as well. With a pho stack I always get forced into phpfpm, dependency injection containers, etc. Sure its easy to roll in…
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Comment #48059817
I would be perfectly fine not using TUIs if only GUIs were a lot saner for keyboard driven workflows. Second thing is minimalism. I'm not overloaded with information other than the…
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Comment #47999811
I shouldn't have to roundtrip to a central server to validate if I'm up to par. I'm not saying the tooling is there already, but we've painted ourselves in a corner by tight coupli…
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Comment #47990951
I remember my first time having a laptop with bluetooth and having created a PAN in something like 2001-2002, that was magical taking your laptop to bed and surfing the web. Now i …
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Comment #47988591
Anysee 30 something. It's USB but I have uptimes close to a year
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Comment #47803183
This is the way, stop relying on somebody else to stop doing dumb things and write your linter today.
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Comment #47769122
It would make even more sense if we can synthesize fuels