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by khc 9mo ago
seems like the issue isn't with using git as a database, but using github as a distribution mechanism?
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by khc 1y ago
the browser, being the originator of these DNS queries, already knows what website you are visiting.
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by khc 1y ago
not being a native English speaker, I actually do this all the time
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by khc 1y ago
I've written something 13 years ago using `read -t` https://github.com/kahing/bin/blob/master/timeout.sh
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by khc 2y ago
I map mine to C^] which I find to be a good balance between easy to type and not conflicting with other tools
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by khc 2y ago
> Jail for executives who approve or have knowledge of illegal activities sounds good to me. I suspect one possible outcome is many people wouldn't want to take the risk to become an executive, and the percentage of executives who w
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by khc 2y ago
does it have to be fuse? cant you mount a disk image with loopback
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by khc 3y ago
Reference?
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by khc 4y ago
Where do you get $100/flight deals? Also you need to account for lodging during the week
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SLRP – rotating open proxy multiplexer(github.com)
2 points by khc 4y ago|0 comments
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by khc 4y ago
Hi chipx86! I remember "Gaim's An Instant Messenger" used to be on the old website but either google or my memory is failing me.
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by khc 5y ago
from the article, google isn't lowering anyone's existing pay, but is lowering future new stock grants
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by khc 5y ago
poked around a bit of that from a previous job, here's what I remember: 1. there's a control process and worker processes 2. on upgrade, control process launches new worker processes from the new binary 3. requests are drained fro
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by khc 5y ago
with most people working from home, not sure if this heuristic works. disclaimer: works for databricks, but not on spark, and first time posting in this thread
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by khc 5y ago
This came from an acquisition of scroll, which used to allow browsing partner websites without ads. Twitter Blue seems to require that we visit those sites from a tweet, which is a degraded functionality
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by khc 5y ago
> At a big company, everyone is spending someone else's money and the people at the top realize they can't (and shouldn't!) change course every 3 mo. tell that to the google messaging teams :-D
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by khc 5y ago
I think the alternative would not be that teenagers would not have social media accounts, but that they would all be on Tiktok (which probably is already the case)
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by khc 5y ago
and 5000 years of dictator rule, not sure what you are trying to say
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by khc 5y ago
you automatically charge $500 to the passanger's credit card, and self-drive back to the depot to be cleaned
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by khc 5y ago
google fi busted through GFW when I last went there in 2017
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by khc 5y ago
note that LD_PRELOAD doesn't work for things written in Go because they have their make their own syscalls instead of going through glibc
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by khc 5y ago
does it work on ubuntu?
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by khc 5y ago
All I want to know is: is this going to make google docs on firefox faster or slower?
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by khc 5y ago
According to https://waterfootprint.org/en/water-footprint/product-water-... , beef has a ~50x water footprint compared to vegetable. It's hard to understand what "99% less impact on water scarcity"
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by khc 5y ago
> Sort of like we already have flying cars. They're called "helicopters". you cannot drive helicopters on the road, they are flying but not cars
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by khc 5y ago
This is how Google Assistant works on Android TV
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by khc 5y ago
Is there something equivalent for the US that people recommend?
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by khc 5y ago
if you have more passengers, you will also have more cost to service these passengers per trip.
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by khc 5y ago
is it different from manufacturing work or work in service industry?
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by khc 5y ago
people's time is not unlimited. If a customer uses multiple services, it increases the chance that they may drop netflix. I know people who have kids and signed up for disney+, and then a few months later dropped netflix because they d

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