jasonephraim

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by jasonephraim 1mo ago
The most likely explanation for the degraded reliability: Someone at GitHub saw the Three Body Problem last year and started shifting their infra over to Minecraft servers with "physical" memory and redstone logic gates.
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by jasonephraim 1mo ago
I noticed my CI throwing errors all of a sudden. I sure wish they would become more active in alerting folks or build it into these tools - especially as these occurrences are becoming more frequent. Possibly an API-accessible services stat
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by jasonephraim 2mo ago
I was wondering why there was a pancake icon in my GitHub menu https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/203497
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by jasonephraim 3mo ago
Heard. Thanks for the advice
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by jasonephraim 3mo ago
Appreciate the thoughts. If I am in a position like I describe, equity seems like the last thing I'd want. IMO the only real choices are walk, some guarantee of a team, or reduce the work.
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by jasonephraim 3mo ago
Yeah there is always that thought like it would be easier if I was cut early - especially as they are usually more generous initially. Any tips on avoiding being pulled in too many directions?
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by jasonephraim 3mo ago
Polishing off the resume. Thanks for the advice
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Ask HN: How do you cope when your startup contracts?
14 points by jasonephraim 3mo ago|13 comments
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by jasonephraim 7mo ago
Very much in keeping with this administration. All show, no substance.
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by jasonephraim 8mo ago
As for me, my our bags have been taken off the line to be inspected the last 3 times someone in my family forgot large toothpaste tubes in their carry on.
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by jasonephraim 11mo ago
Ahh I had to look on Reddit. Mac and Windows
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by jasonephraim 11mo ago
Windows/Mac/Linux?
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
The people being laid off didn't get told by a video. The video was sent to the general staff and informed everyone that those who were being let go would get an email direct to them shortly after. So, they announced the layoffs with a
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
Extensively, and the result is quite the opposite. This is land owned by the State Land Board and their mandate is essentially to utilize it for tax revenue. If you are meaning the Reservoir, the superfund site, and/or the nearby landf
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
In Colorado, that’s starting to change, but it’s far from resolved. Following SB 19-181, the Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission (now ECMC) overhauled many rules. One rule now requires operators to disclose all chemicals used in
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
At least in Colorado, they use "injection wells" to inject the fracking liquids deep below aquifers. This water does not (at least, by design) re-enter the water cycle. It is permanently sequestered in deep geologic formations.
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
I've been involved in a grassroots effort fighting a massive fracking project near our homes in SE Aurora, Colorado. If anyone's curious, I built this site with more details: https://savetheaurorareservoir.org/ Th
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
This sounds like an action by the antimemetics division IRL
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
I love this. I've played most of FF series up to 13 and always remembered being baffled at this card game in IX. I just picked it up for switch during it's recent anniversary. I got to the first game lesson with Back Alley Jack an
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
Numbers has it's issues as well. I have to open .csv files dozens if not hundreds of times a day - always the same format. Numbers will not allow me to default to freezing the first/header column or _not_ show the formatting sideb
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
The banner on that page immediately turned on my bullshit-o-meter. If you needed further proof: "There was no conclusive evidence that masks effectively protected Americans from COVID-19."
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by jasonephraim 1y ago
Only in the recent past Seekers fought to realize Skyward shone like beacons A question of origin