brainfish

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by brainfish 2y ago
VMs already use virtual network interfaces, which are by default bridged to `vmbr0`, a bridge that proxmox creates by default which is also bridged to the hardware NIC. For your use case, you simply want to create a second bridge, e.g. `vmb
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by brainfish 3y ago
A high SAT score is table stakes for Ivy application, not in any way a free pass. Successful applicants generally need impeccable grades, documented community service + extracurricular activities, stellar recommendations, etc. Or alternativ
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by brainfish 3y ago
This comment contains one of the most-repeated pieces of misinformation from the whole blackout: moderation tools. Reddit has stated repeatedly that moderation tools will be exempted from the API changes. "We will ensure existing utili
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by brainfish 3y ago
John Oliver did it[1] and "blackmailed" congress to act. Still crickets. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqn3gR1WTcA
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by brainfish 4y ago
Supposing that we can, this seems like a plausible explanation for the Fermi Paradox.
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by brainfish 4y ago
In my experience "dead wrong" is also wrong. I don't believe VR will ever obsolete some swaths of gaming, but there are certain VR experiences that leave the conventional-gaming alternative feeling utterly worthless by compar
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by brainfish 4y ago
It's so weird you are choosing this hill to die on. And you are completely wrong; 7-year-old left-handed me had the empirical experience to know this.
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by brainfish 4y ago
> taking a 30% cut of all sales So four games like Fortnite make more. There are a lot of games on Steam.
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by brainfish 4y ago
If there's just one British constitution and everyone agrees on it, then it seems like writing it down would be pretty trivial.
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by brainfish 4y ago
As an eng mgr of a fully remote team, I do not agree with your assertion that "relationships cannot be made via zoom." Of the sixteen people I work closely with, I have met fewer than half in person, including a similar fraction o
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by brainfish 4y ago
This would return the same result since `" "` (and thus `" " + recruiter_name`) is truthy. You could use a ternary or something, though.
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by brainfish 5y ago
An Absurdle exists[1], but instead of giving no hints it is adversarial, e.g. changing the secret word to dodge your guesses. [1] https://qntm.org/files/absurdle/absurdle.html
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by brainfish 5y ago
I think this is a false equivalence. The content of SVGs is non-semantic; to get from SVG code to Meaning one needs to do some sort of rendering and re-interpreting of the resulting image. Even if for some simple images that could be done i
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by brainfish 5y ago
I live about 20 miles from ground zero of the original Yellowstone wolf reintroduction. I am an avid outdoorsperson and have never had an on-foot encounter with a wolf. They are exceedingly shy around humans; in the 25 years since the reint
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by brainfish 5y ago
> Sounds like this is less about the identity of the corporation you affiliated with and more about identity of you through what you choose to/not to affiliate with. There is certainly an element of this, I am sure. But frankly it i
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by brainfish 5y ago
Edit: parent deleted their comment, but it was a question about isn't union busting the logical capitalist move and what can we do about it.
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by brainfish 5y ago
My hope is that I can contribute in my small way to making moral behavior more profitable than immoral. IE voting with my wallet. I'll also vote for policies and representatives to enact sensible (opinions will differ, obviously) legis
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by brainfish 5y ago
I cut my teeth on Diablo, and played Diablo II for probably fifteen years after its release off and on as a way to stay connected with a friend who loved it similarly. More recently, I have consistently played Starcraft II since its release
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by brainfish 5y ago
I love your concept and wish to cheer you on, but this statement > You can run `fig settings app.disableTelemetry true` to disable all telemetry except for one daily ping. contains such a blatant lie (disableTelemetry does _not_ disable
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by brainfish 5y ago
I would be surprised if it is not, given the success of spacetime treating it as just another dimension.
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by brainfish 6y ago
What tangible benefit does society gain from the sun being straight up at noon? Furthermore, how is this a valid argument when timezones are +/- an hour wide, meaning that even if local noon == noon in one part of the timezone, that is
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by brainfish 6y ago
Oh, is today Whataboutism day?
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by brainfish 6y ago
Regulatory capture is extremely common in American life, and many of our current policing issues can arguably be attributed in some large part to overly powerful police unions. So to me this sounds like a lip-service-non-solution waiting to
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by brainfish 6y ago
That's great for you and all, but this reads like you are dismissing other people's very real and debilitating experiences of chronic illness.
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by brainfish 6y ago
From the linked wikipedia page: 'It had been raised to "critical" following the Parsons Green bombing on 15 September.' (2017) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41288525
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by brainfish 6y ago
I believe your chronology is correct, but I don't see how it differs from the (primarily hierarchal) family tree given in the article.
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by brainfish 8y ago
You are correct; as far as I understand the term it means the Waymo car kept pace with (stayed next to) the other car (Camry) such that the Camry could not merge. I am also confused why the Camry could not just slow down and merge behind, b
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by brainfish 9y ago
In the case of the 3-point seatbelt, a Volvo engineer invented it and Volvo received the patent, then made it available to other manufacturers at no cost.[0] While that is a great precedent I don't believe it's any kind of require