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by hartzell 2y ago
Do it! Want to buy some pens?
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by hartzell 2y ago
Biggest smile I've had all day... Thank you!
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by hartzell 6y ago
I run FreeNAS (FreeBSD based) on HP Microservers. ECC RAM, 4 drive bays, ... The older Gen8 boxes Just Work. With FreeBSD, the newer Gen10 boxes would hang the first time you boot, you need to pause it and set the hw.pci.realloc_bars loade
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by hartzell 6y ago
Me too. Taught myself C with that! This generation, CPM support and everything: https://archive.org/details/dr_dobbs_journal_vol_09/page/n33...
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by hartzell 6y ago
Sana Biotechnology | Engineered cells as medicines | sana.com | San Francisco, Seattle, Cambridge | Full-time | Computational Engineer We believe we are entering a new era of medicine. The ability to modify genes and use cells as medicines
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by hartzell 6y ago
> I've found it to be incredibly reliable and low overhead. (I'm a bit confused which of tinc and zerotier in the parent post you're referring to....) By "it", you mean tinc , correct?
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by hartzell 6y ago
> Databases are made to execute queries, not to install them. But being able to freely/quicly stand up database servers and quickly create/drop databases makes development and testing much simpler and more reliable. Given the q
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by hartzell 6y ago
[Spack]( https://spack.io ) uses patchelf and additional tooling to relocate it's binary packages to other paths. It generally works, although one has to special case things that burn their install directory into their build
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by hartzell 6y ago
> But most importantly, all builds are completely reproducible. This is only true if the commands that the recipe executes are reproducible. If someone's pulling packages from PyPi or C[PR]AN or ... w/out locking the versions,
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by hartzell 6y ago
gitlab-ci requires GitLab, doesn't it? This doesn't, so it's an option for other settings.
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by hartzell 6y ago
+1 for pinboard!
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by hartzell 6y ago
Along side all of the more serious bits of the story and comments.... I love the fact that the monkey is subtly giving the photographer the finger....
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by hartzell 6y ago
This is a collection of math and programming resources collected by some education-centric folks who have done several year-abroad trips over the years with their kids.
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Math and Coding Resources for Homeschooling(welikemath.ml)
3 points by hartzell 6y ago|1 comments
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by hartzell 7y ago
Also not OP, but I really like FreeNAS running on an HP Microserver. The older Gen8 boxes Just Work. The newer Gen10 boxes hang the first time you boot, you need to pause it and set the hw.pci.realloc_bars loader variable to 1. Details her
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by hartzell 7y ago
[edit, of course moments after posting this I found this link https://www.rsync.net/products/zfsintro.html in the Arstechnica article. Still can't find it linked from the site though...] > Now, if only there w
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by hartzell 7y ago
For FreeBSD users, it's available from ports: https://www.freshports.org/sysutils/sanoid/ (I'm the port maintainer, open to improvements)
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by hartzell 7y ago
I've used nvie-like gitflow strategies without significant issues. One of the things that I like about the strategy is that it works well for code-like things and for things like handbooks/documentation sets built with e.g. Hugo+d
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by hartzell 7y ago
> [...] easy is confused with being simple [...] The first half of Rich Hickey's "Simple Made Easy" presentation does a great job of defining easy/hard and simple/complex axes and distinguishing them. video: htt
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by hartzell 7y ago
> Go just hides the complexity from initial inspection. If you (parent, other readers) haven't seen it, Rob Pike's "Simplicity is complicated" is a good discussion of just this point. video: https://youtu.b
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by hartzell 7y ago
I was curious about what was going on in that image, turns out that it's a "semi-submersible heavy lift ship" wrapped around another ship (an FPSO?) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BOKA_Vanguard I think
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Ask HN: How do you find/screen an employment lawyer?
3 points by hartzell 7y ago|0 comments
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by hartzell 7y ago
Is your second recommendation "Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion" or "Influence: Science and Practice" (both have Robert B. Cialdini as authors)?
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by hartzell 7y ago
Go Programming Blueprints is from 2015, have you had any issues with it feeling out of date?
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by hartzell 7y ago
[edit: fixed links] This was discussed recently on the go-nuts mailing list: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-nuts/u-L7PRa2Z-w/kfUS... There was also discussion around an earlier post he made abou
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by hartzell 7y ago
[yeah, not a frequent poster, apologies for the markdown markup] Thanks for sharing this, it's been fun to play with. I've been poking around a bit, looks like `skip locked` was added back in v9.5. For those who are interested in
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by hartzell 7y ago
@newfeatureok, @onlyrealcuzzo, @unclemeat (and perhaps others) Slightly off-topic, but curious. Are you quoting salaries, or the amount you've been earning including stock/options you've been granted and how it has performed
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by hartzell 7y ago
I'll give another vote for straight.el and its use-package integration.
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by hartzell 7y ago
I've found the [I2CDriver]( https://www.adafruit.com/product/4267 ) device to be really useful with debugging, poking, and otherwise prodding I2C devices.
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by hartzell 7y ago
> Any other open source alternatives out there? Here's a big handful of them: https://github.com/pditommaso/awesome-pipeline

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