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scrappyjoe
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Comment #49072352
Park it in BRK?
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Comment #48408192
Here’s my ansible playbook if you want to give it a go. https://github.com/riazarbi/homephone
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Comment #48402597
I set up a little neighbourhood pbx this year on an oracle cloud always free instance. Took a couple of days. Any family can buy a WiFi-enabled office phone and I’ll set up an exte…
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Comment #48052660
I’ve had a couple of weeks of downtime at work, so I decided to incorporate agents into my work processes - things like note taking, task tracking, document management. Your commen…
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Comment #47439271
Cool, I'm already digging into your stuff, thanks for posting it.
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Comment #47437518
I went quite far down this approach last year; you're welcome to take what you want from my repo - https://github.com/riazarbi/way
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Comment #47275235
That's a really interesting perspective. I've always taken the elite overproduction thing as an _analytical tool_ to help us make sense of why we have experienced the rise of an op…
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Comment #47274411
> I associate this phrase with losers Completely separate from the substance of your point, this sort of language does not encourage constructive dialog, it frames the discussion i…
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Comment #45729704
Maybe this is how we get code versioning for Excel. Git LFS for workbook + the following prompt : “Create a commit explains what has changed in the workbook since the last commit. …
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Comment #44597478
I know an Rmarkdown rendered script when I see one! Jokes aside, I have been aware of System Cards for a while, but found them sort of irrelevant. As the tide of AI has started lap…
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Comment #44007510
Doesn’t renv do that? What need does renv not meet for you?
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Comment #43937691
I've got one of these, and it works great! The core developers behind this work very, very hard on it, and I am amazed that it works to the degree that it does. Like, there are car…
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Comment #43937600
The child comments are a bit all over the place, but I can clarify. At present, the Zombieverter supports: Chademo CCS by interfacing with the BMW i3 LIM CCS by interfacing with th…
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Comment #43937562
Well, if you modify a vehicle, generally you need to take it back to your DMV / TUV / MOT for inspection. Those are the bodies responsible for determining that your car is road leg…
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Comment #43937529
The D1 board on the Zombieverter is just a piggyback board to allow web interface access to the VCU. Once you've set everything up, you can remove the board. It makes configuring t…
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Comment #43566153
I know I'm just talking to myself at this point, but I _finally_ get the meaning of the linked article title. The netlify app is a fork, like a code fork, of the original document.…
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Comment #43565822
Well, after all that, it turns out the netlify app linked in the post is a copy of the original PDF! So, if you care about the actual content, just go read that. The PDF does have …
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Comment #43565719
I actually asked the author of the original article, which was linked in the article you posted, and got no reply. But I managed to track it down elsewhere. I've thrown it onto my …
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Comment #43554358
This reply is quite late, but I thought I’d answer it anyway. When I was a child, I enjoyed the VoA more than the BBC Africa service, and when I was a teen my preferences swapped. …
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Comment #43554332
Yup, that’s what I did next.
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Comment #43553897
Actually, scratch that, the link I posted is to a master thesis.
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Comment #43553836
Frustratingly little actual content in the article, but it links to a new-looking website that is WIP and mentions an original source document that is, frustratingly, only availabl…
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Comment #43493394
You have no idea what you are talking about. Until the mid 2000s, if you good good enough grades at _any_ high school in the country, the government would foot the entire bill (tui…
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Comment #43493324
Well, scoped to just Botswana, when my dad was 10, in the 60's, we had just 15km of tar road in the whole country. In the 80's when we moved to the village I grew up in, we didn't …