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ochoseis
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Comment #48745125
Options still get deprecated in NixOS and require working around, and while debugging has gotten easier it can be a pain to debug when there’s an error somewhere deep in your confi…
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Comment #47405706
Nomad?
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Comment #43994120
You’re either exaggerating or don’t spend much time in NYC. Half of Broadway is closed to cars now, same with Wall Street. We have summer streets where they close many on weekends.…
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Comment #42780280
For things I prepare in bulk myself (eg perhaps sauce in your case), I usually just get stats on the whole batch. Then just approximate per serving or average it over the whole bat…
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Comment #42346195
Anyone know if there’s a a good solution to manage multiple OpenWRT devices on the same network, akin to Ubiquiti Unifi or TP Link Omada? Feel like that would be amazing.
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Comment #42087810
It sounds like you agree. Control of TSMC is out of the cards so doesn’t affect a decision or timeline to invade.
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Comment #41977721
> Bonds have (relatively) low returns but almost 0 risk Each of the asset classes you listed has risks. Bonds are subject to term (i.e. inflation) and credit (i.e. default) risk. B…
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Comment #41641099
From the perspective of "vehicles on the road" buses make a lot more sense to me: - They can maneuver around double-parked cars and trucks - They can switch up the route when there…
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Comment #40989103
This is a great idea. It would be even better if there were a column for warranty details, power consumption, and slot/port counts.
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Comment #40361816
Luckily we can print the currency the debt is borrowed in.
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Comment #40278486
Rational Reminder is one of the _best_ podcasts I listen to right now. Love the polite Canadian vibe
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Comment #40113368
FWIW that comparison would’ve been identical in Python 2, where to get floating point division in Python would’ve been: >>> 1//2
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Comment #39862831
This is a factoid I didn’t learn until recently, and it blew my mind. I’m not sure how serious they were, but the UK apparently also offered to merge France and the UK into one cou…
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Comment #39617537
In reality, it’s often cherry-picked facts fighting each other.
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Comment #39111322
> On the whole Framework handled the issue well, there was no permanent fix without soldering or replacing the board. The company was upfront, provided support, a replacement batte…
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Comment #38996643
If Hetzner allows custom images, then this tool may help: https://github.com/nix-community/nixos-generators Cloud-init can be clumsy to get going, but it’s possible.
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Comment #38960450
If society ossifies into classes with landed gentry at the top, it’s not going to end pretty.
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Comment #38891840
Fowler has a longer article on the topic of modernizing legacy systems that discussed this. I found it worth a read, even though it appears to be in flux: https://martinfowler.com/…
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Comment #38866890
I also used to think like this, but ultimately it reduces your spontaneity / flexibility / optionality. What if you want to host a gathering last minute, but it’s a busy time for r…
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Comment #38833348
The question naturally becomes: how do you find a small, high performing team in the first place? I think maintaining a good network (previous colleagues, involvement in a broader …
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Comment #38833311
> I have seen situations where a single IC is dragging a division of 30 people yet still being compensated for doing the work of one IC. I have often wondered about this myself, an…
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Comment #38832944
Every team and individual have their own norms, but some people just take the agency to get shit done. In other words, when there’s work to be done they don’t feel the need to ask …
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Comment #38765468
Further, with a lot of the batteries-included web frameworks you end up with a ton of suboptimal database queries (e.g. unintentional query-in-loop). Some would argue that you can …
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Comment #38743280
Did they switch from Django to Flask, and if so, why?
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Comment #38240522
Shipping is cheap these days because volume is up, and because losses due to theft (thanks to containerization) and piracy (thanks to Team America World Police) are down.