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Gas Town Decisions
(fimbaz.blogspot.com)
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frazbin
8mo ago
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frazbin
9mo ago
If anyone else is as puzzled as me I think i've cracked it: rich hickey and rob pike are language owners. That's a real specific job, and it's one that requires unbridled arrogance. Pretty sure that's what we're s
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frazbin
1y ago
I need this, and I need it for seats, but I need it on-prem or it will never get approved. You should sell an iOS subscription based version that allows changing the api/auth url so we can self host. Plenty of companies would be wil
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frazbin
1y ago
yep totes. good style is sometimes proximate to good ideas because both indicate the author has spent lots of 'thinking tokens' on the thing, which is a costly and therefore sometimes-more-reliable signal. but i believe it fall
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frazbin
2y ago
If I may ask, just to educate myself where do you keep the ECS service/task specs and how do you mutate them across your stacks? How long does it take to stand up/decomm a new instance of your software stack? How do you handle app
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./Shrub; Plants for the Computer
(github.com)
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frazbin
2y ago
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frazbin
4y ago
In so many wayswe don't own the technology we buy anymore, and playing with someone else's toys doesn't invite the same enthusiasm, especially long term where ecosystems are involved.
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frazbin
4y ago
How can this not be GDPR-illegal?
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frazbin
4y ago
err nope, now that they've got an Si lead and control teh whole vertical, they can abuse us all the want; we literally have nowhere to go.
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frazbin
4y ago
doesn't reflow text properly on zoom in firefox, had to disable
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frazbin
4y ago
hm not sure but I think at high growth rates the majority of soil N does come from decomposition even when nitrogen fixation is present.
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frazbin
4y ago
In the thread: bunch of tech workers acting like 19th century small farmers. The story here is that chemistry is a blunt tool and in 50 years we won't need it for agriculture. Biocontrols will have totally taken over. In the meantim
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frazbin
4y ago
e.g. some of the 'copper coated' stuff that is 'PFOA' free
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frazbin
4y ago
Just make sure it's PFAS free and not just PF(X) free for some X; 3M is hell bent on getting this shit into your system
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frazbin
4y ago
metallic taste == nutritionally available iron. Also rust is trivial. We once put our cast iron through an oven clean cycle by accident. It rusted all to hell, turned solid orange, but re-seasoning returned it to better-than-ever conditi
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frazbin
4y ago
Note to self, see how this post has aged in 5, 10, and 20 years
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frazbin
4y ago
Doesn't need to have the same boiling point, just needs to have some partial vapor pressure at 1 atm and be miscible with water. One big mechanism for dispersal is sea spray aerosols, probs because pfas chemicals have fun surface chemi
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frazbin
4y ago
Ah the carbon fluorine bond, truly the most underappreciated 20th century demon. Ya know, nothing in the biosphere can reliably break that bond today! That's some geological epoch boundary shit right there.
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frazbin
4y ago
Folks this is not a good thread for sarcasm. Anyway, good morning Dilberts!
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frazbin
4y ago
Humming and thrumming down 60 percent, bubbling and burbling at all time lows. Oh dear! I think she has us confused with fish in an aquarium?
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4y ago
zoiks
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frazbin
4y ago
The test to see how depressed a lab mouse is, is to put it in a bucket of water and see how long it struggles. True story.
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frazbin
4y ago
Might be a language thing. Observationally, the products of hardware design cross language barriers better than software/UX. Therefore software producers compete mostly within their own language, but hardware producers must complete
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frazbin
4y ago
> people who.. don't understand the important role of nil pointers ... I guess you're right; I really do not understand
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4y ago
https plz thx
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4y ago
presumably the last time he made a game people weren't such huge dicks about it... no big deal but modern gamers cause a chilling effect in the industry by behaving this way, inevitably. Creative professionals /don't/ h
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frazbin
4y ago
The art style feels like an homage to Grim Fandango, one of my favorite adventure games. I don't understand the hate at all.
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frazbin
4y ago
huh you're right! sorry I haven't been sleeping well lately :)
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frazbin
4y ago
Huh... These comments have given me an idea: MS needs to be forced to train a model to compensate (pay) code authors and codebases based on snippet suggestions given by their tool: the Spotify model replacing Napster!
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frazbin
4y ago
Just came to say that those of you in this thread who are spitting on teachers, are real pieces of shit!
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