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by rrrix1 5mo ago
To be fair, I would totally be willing and probably would do this, just to try to prove that I could, even just to myself. At least until the audience got bored and walked away after the 37th “open bracket”…
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by rrrix1 6mo ago
Except every sysadmin and security engineer ever
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by rrrix1 7mo ago
Logs (and in this case, Verbose Mode) aren't for knowing what a thing is currently doing as its doing it, it's for finding out what happened when the thing didn't do what you expected or wanted.
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by rrrix1 7mo ago
Humans don't look at these anymore, Claude itself does. They've even said so.
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by rrrix1 9mo ago
> Is it possible to bore for my own water supply, install solar+inverter/battery backup for electricity, get a medical degree to treat my own wounds? Sure but most would say it’s not reasonable. I’m feeling attacked. Here I was thin
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by rrrix1 10mo ago
No IPv6 support? Still? That’s the real problem if so.
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by rrrix1 2y ago
The talk was obviously extremely time-limited, as demonstrated when they basically skipped the last handful of slides and then it abruptly ended. I think for the time allocated, it was just right, and they did include a couple of examples w
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by rrrix1 2y ago
For desktop, server, web, mobile, etc. This holds true. Not so much for embedded systems, anything with unnatractive memory capacity or processor performance. Rust is starting to make it's way in, but C and even assembly is still king
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by rrrix1 2y ago
If anyone has any guides or blogs related to migrating away from Chrome for a multi-decade user (thousands of bookmarks, saved pages/read later, etc.) I would sure be interested. Every time I try to migrate my very large bookmark col
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by rrrix1 2y ago
https://maps.app.goo.gl/LS4xWeuewBqwUNuN9?g_st=com.google.ma... That waterway is flowing directly into the ocean, and upstream from a fishing village.
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by rrrix1 2y ago
"Tech CEO declares major breakthrough is within reach, less than a handful of a billion seconds..."
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by rrrix1 2y ago
> want Docker containers running locally, know that that's what they want, and know how it all works, but then don't want to do the small handful of commands at the prompt needed to get it running Consider the case of a team of
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by rrrix1 2y ago
> "...you are better off making your own models to do this" I'm doubtful you meant what you wrote here. Using a readymade UI or API to perform an effectively magical task (for most of us) is an entirely different paradig
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by rrrix1 2y ago
As in "Open your wallet"
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by rrrix1 2y ago
I never understand why people do this. This is a great way to lose your prospective leads to cat videos.
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by rrrix1 2y ago
Occam's Razor definitely applies here. "The simplest explanation is usually the best one." Conspiracy theories are a logical reasoning black hole. I personally feel it's generally best to avoid the mental Spaghettifica
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by rrrix1 2y ago
I have always felt pwsh is one of those "great idea, poorly implemented" things. I mean, who puts Verbs-InCommandNames ? No one who wants to actually remember all of their CLI tools. That's who.
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by rrrix1 2y ago
But... Then you have to actually use emacs. /shiver
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by rrrix1 2y ago
Get out of my head!
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by rrrix1 2y ago
You have heard of the Prison Indistrial Complex right? Our Prisons have been For-Profit for a long time now. Totally legal, government sanctioned privatized penitentiaries.
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by rrrix1 2y ago
I very much enjoyed reading this. Quite clever! But... > Annoyingly, I host my blog on GitHub pages, which doesn’t support Brotli. Is the glaringly obvious solution to this not as obvious as I think it is? TFA went through a lot of rou
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by rrrix1 2y ago
I basically need a very basic script interpreter. The problem you're describing goes far beyond the build system. You're looking for a cross platform shell.
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by rrrix1 2y ago
Make is great when working with the languages it was originally designed and intended for (C, C++, yacc, bison, etc). Basically the GNU ecosystem. It's far less great when working with anything else, like Go, Python, JS/TS, etc. P
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by rrrix1 2y ago
The file system is a database and an API. Magic!
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by rrrix1 2y ago
An alternative interpretation is that the maximum RAM capacity for an individual node has drastically increased over the last couple of decades. A simplistic example, if a given node was limited to 16GB of RAM 20 years ago, I would need 25
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by rrrix1 2y ago
> he is not Kent Beck or Jon Skeet, Martin Fowler Just FYI, you are (perhaps unintentionally) showing your lack of experience. There are many thousands of brilliant engineers for every brilliant engineer who also is a author/speaker
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by rrrix1 2y ago
You should probably RTFA before making broad assumptions on their solution and how it works. Most of what you wrote is both incorrect and addressed in the article.
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by rrrix1 2y ago
Just heart rate and psuedo "EKG." BP monitoring requires a pressurized cuff which restricts (stops) arterial flow. The readings are the pressure of the cuff as it deflates when the blood starts flowing and when it can no longer be
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by rrrix1 2y ago
Too little too late?
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by rrrix1 2y ago
Seriously! I think I spend most of my time in iTerm over any other single app. Plus, it's open source and the developer continues to improve it, so many years later.

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