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eVeechu7
2mo ago
I think some people don't realize the unreasonable amount of effort they are creating for their colleagues when they submit slop as work. I see this more with documentation than code.
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4mo ago
What is GHCP in this context? Glasgow Haskell Compiler Platform? Google Hostage Computer Program?
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5mo ago
Is that because they are much more likely to pay the ultimate price at the hands of the OOM killer?
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eVeechu7
1y ago
Comparing the choices of individuals with foreign diplomacy is specious. It is much harder for countries to have principles than individuals.
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1y ago
Chief executives are so often transients.
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2y ago
This looks like it might be good for people who post a lot on social media, to organise or recycle their content.
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2y ago
The article says "That's why I've spent way too long thinking about the optimal arrangement of keys on a keychain, to reduce egress time to a minimum. If you need to find your keys to get out of your house, that's not id
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2y ago
No. For me, since 2010 at least, it's been a negotiation in practice, if not in the written contract terms.
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2y ago
It can't reliably cite its source for an answer.
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2y ago
'It would be a shame if you were to join a union and something terrible happened...'
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2y ago
Very low compared to not bollards.
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3y ago
But who would substitute a no risk asset for a high risk one? This is a specious comparison.
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3y ago
Did you find any games to contribute to?
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3y ago
I thought virt manager was ok but honestly your complaints about it are specific and fair.
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3y ago
It's not he's still bullshitting that's remarkable, it's that people are still listening.
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3y ago
Sisyphus only has one rock to worry about.
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3y ago
A little bit of advice like that is a tremendous blessing to those of us who just need to touch C occasionally.
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3y ago
Interesting claim about the vitamin D. Are you saying it's a placebo for diabetics?
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3y ago
I've got some home brand "100% wholegrain" oats here that say they contain 1g Sugars per 100g, less than half 1g per 40g shown in your table. And even 1g per 40g is double 2g per 40g, not 'nutritionally identical'.
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3y ago
Agree. The word outage isn't used in the notice. They say 'incident' which is more accurate. The title should be changed.
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3y ago
Models have been trained on something though. They are not analogous to pencils or brushes.
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3y ago
https://archive.is/sNzmW
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3y ago
How can I self publish? With OIDC? I own my own domain, how do I get PyPI to trust it?
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4y ago
It runs as a user without the necessary permissions to access those devices?
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4y ago
Is it really an inconvenience at all? Learn some patience.
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4y ago
There is plenty of diabetes and obesity in Australia and we don't use fructose as a sweetener. I'm not sure fructose is necessary.
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4y ago
Using LinkedIn is never a good deed.
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5y ago
If there is continuing value to a community, that community will likely continue to fund it. That seems more future proof than venture capital or corporate largesse.
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5y ago
>Finally, there’s the whole business of resource isolation. While cgroups are pretty neat as an isolation mechanism, they’re not hardware-level guarantees against noisy neighbors. Because cgroups were a later addition to the kernel, it’s
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6y ago
The author's observation that the effect of savings depends on the earnings rate is true, but if inflation outstrips the rate of earnings unfortunately it is still true.
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