MoOmer

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by MoOmer 11mo ago
Just chiming in here, but at least two of the generations of cards there are from ~2005-2008 and we old farts definitely bought (or convinced our parents to buy) things from Newegg at the time!
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by MoOmer 2y ago
In recent days, saboteurs from Russia have been identified through shared NATO intelligence as behind attacks across Europe. [0]: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2024/07/26/why-russia...
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by MoOmer 2y ago
I’m not an expert in the bio/chem side or really anything to do with mushrooms/fungi, but some families of mushrooms have commonly associated toxins. None of the below should be considered advice or recommendation or relied on in
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by MoOmer 2y ago
Spore prints can be a huge help in identifying also! There are some mushrooms that have very few known lookalikes (varies by geo/region), which have a handful of strong identifying factors. Morels, oysters, and a few others come to min
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by MoOmer 2y ago
I'm a member of the Illinois Mycological Association, where we do occasional surveys accompanied by biologists. They frequently take back tens of items for DNA sequencing. If you're out there looking at a mushroom and think you
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by MoOmer 2y ago
Better known colloquially as software bloat!
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by MoOmer 2y ago
That’s by design; those corporations can purchase an enterprise license - and this is commonly the route desired!
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by MoOmer 2y ago
Slices are structures that hold a pointer to the array, a length, and a capacity! So, when you slice a slice, if you perform an array operation like “append” while there is existing capacity, it will use that array space for the new value.
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by MoOmer 2y ago
Great write-up; their minimum would be O(DNS_SWAP + REPLICATION_LAG), though, so ~11s, if DMS 10s delay holds!
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by MoOmer 2y ago
Hey, neat - clicked around a little bit! Bug report: the contact page had some comments related to an article that definitely weren't related to the contact page.
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by MoOmer 2y ago
I’m anti-spam myself, but I wouldn’t draw that conclusion from this post. It’s a post that links to a blog post on the YC primary domain site (that is, their company site), and we are on a YC forum hosted on a subdomain of the parent YC dom
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by MoOmer 3y ago
Those patches are unlikely to be officially supported, though. I really support this mode of monetization, because community/free users get something, well, free, while others get something more for a bit more. It’s [hopefully] sustain
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by MoOmer 3y ago
Super fun! Some feedback on stability: Crashed on iPhone XS Max, iOS 17.4 Firefox and safari We were able to play the Garden round through to the end on an android tablet (Firefox), but when we selected woodland, it froze after the first bi
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by MoOmer 3y ago
That’s an optimization that can be added later, with some nuance. IIRC Go had a similar situation for years; I remember setting GO_MAX_PROCS in my init() or main()!
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by MoOmer 3y ago
WELL, considering the time delay in provisioning on Hetzner/OVH, maybe Equinix Metal would work better? But, if you're provisioning + maybe running some configuration, and speed is a concern, probably using Fly or Hetzner Cloud, e
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by MoOmer 3y ago
They understood and accepted the risks in that case - as an acceptable trade-off, which is different from the introduction of chemicals or compounds that aren’t well understood.
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by MoOmer 3y ago
Oh yeah, grants are great, but a completely different beast!
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by MoOmer 3y ago
My understanding is that those scenarios are the exception, and finding obscure contracts that have gone undiscovered isn’t really an untapped fount of free, missed, opportunity. That said, aggregators like bonfire etc. can get you pretty f
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by MoOmer 3y ago
While that may be true if contractors/competitors for contracts were generally unaware of the contract until posting, that’s usually not the reality. A lot of government contracting advice from experienced contractors is that if you’re
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by MoOmer 4y ago
I believe the parent comment was talking more on the actualities during implementation vs. theoretical. Turns out, greed is a powerful driver; and, humans are fully capable of self-serving mental gymnastics.
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by MoOmer 4y ago
I’m a fan of the Sustainable Use license [0] for this reason, for some projects! [0]: https://docs.n8n.io/choose-n8n/faircode-license/
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by MoOmer 4y ago
I've got the audio book but never gave it a fair shot, maybe the text is what I need. Will grab it from the library!
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by MoOmer 4y ago
There is tremendous value in the software, and it probably took quite a bit of time to add that in. Just this week we saw a pretty high-visibility discussion about the difficulties in funding OSS. Everyone has different opinions, but I&#x27
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Put a few thousand more words to pad, and I’d read that book!
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Consul + Vault!
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Many of the use cases described in the post are solved by service meshes. So, in my opinion, the questions are introspective: - “Do I have enough context to know what problem those solutions are solving, and to at least appreciate the probl
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Here’s a thread on a technique to get a handle on short term mood regulation, rather than using coping techniques like procrastination. I’m not sure if it works, but I’ll be trying it soon! https://www.reddit.com/r/self
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by MoOmer 4y ago
For others who read this and are curious, here’s a good article: https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/st-johns-wort St Johns Wort interacts dangerously with a number of other drugs. There is evidence for a higher-than-plac
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Congrats on the launch!
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Presumably cost/performance are of concern; along with probably wanting to use CephFS directly over an NFS.

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