vimwizard

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by vimwizard 4mo ago
Man, the origin of your screen name is the same level of lore as Rust being named after fungi, and not corrosion. Love it! Glad you're in better health again. Been using your software for nearly 10 years spanning before and after my ca
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by vimwizard 6mo ago
Rust ownership model ("stacked borrows" I believe it's called) is basically this
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by vimwizard 8mo ago
I finally installed Windows 11 last year so I could use Wifi 6E. Other than that, it is certainly a downgrade. With some debloating and ExplorerPatcher, its mostly the same as Windows 10 now, but I'm praying that an update wont brick m
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by vimwizard 8mo ago
I received a title bump without pay increase to Senior after doing senior work for 4 years because our senior bracket is capped by lifers waiting to retire (I like them as people but they are checked out, professionally). It just left a bad
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by vimwizard 10mo ago
> especially in the age of TikTok Shouldn't grey beards, grizzled by years of practicing rigorous engineering, be passing this knowledge on to the next generation? How did they learn it when just starting out? They weren't born
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by vimwizard 10mo ago
she's back
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by vimwizard 10mo ago
seems related to CF tunnels... policies are being enforced but perhaps origin servers are not being properly served.
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by vimwizard 1y ago
ever heard of "Laurentian elite" ?
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by vimwizard 1y ago
the best
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by vimwizard 1y ago
proxy seems available in general, must just be local to workers because only one of my sites going thru ZT tunnel with identity access rules is affected
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by vimwizard 2y ago
I had the same thought about both axum and diesel
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by vimwizard 2y ago
ugh thanks, I just thought that the snap release hadn't been cut yet, lol. pretty dumb UI decision
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by vimwizard 2y ago
I have also noticed strange behavior that was not present before this perceived update, e.g. basic auth challenges and pop-up windows if I'm waking up my computer and still have azdo pages open.
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by vimwizard 2y ago
DevOps is down globally!
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Azure DevOps is down globally
100 points by vimwizard 2y ago|49 comments
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by vimwizard 3y ago
its pretty obvious he's saying its because the main brakes dont get used because regenerative breaking is enough to stop the car.
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by vimwizard 3y ago
Switching from chrome to Firefox isn't the same as switching from qwerty to Dvorak.
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by vimwizard 3y ago
the alternative is letting people work from home if they want
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by vimwizard 3y ago
Exercise helps a lot in my experience. I also got stuck in a position of "Context switching and constant hard thinking" for a long time. Just stepped back and let it burn because it was also an "unofficial" position.
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by vimwizard 4y ago
I think a more interesting story would be about the people that grind for years and years and never make it. You're left without a useful skill and no money, and probably a deficit on your mental health because you didn't go out a
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by vimwizard 4y ago
The dynamics of Mondragon participating in free trade are no different than any other corporate entity. The internal dynamic works because most people that are participating share the same core values of shared ownership, and there is no co
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by vimwizard 4y ago
Land/housing is the one asset worth owning outright. Nothing else compares in utility and as a safe (assuming you didn't buy in the last year) store of wealth.
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by vimwizard 4y ago
Is Tesla still the only fully electric manufacture worth buying? If it is, all this legislation and subsidization are creating a monopoly. Also I'd rather not have a vehicle that can be software locked, so I'll continue to buy old
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by vimwizard 4y ago
chuck
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by vimwizard 4y ago
>validated negative view of the current society can relate, especially about things out of my control e.g. banking system and monetary policy
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by vimwizard 4y ago
>Everyone who were COVID+ despite being vaxxed were allowed to fly, go to gym, restaurant etc This isn't true at all, plenty of businesses have a no-symptoms policy. On the flip side, I don't think they could effectively screen
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by vimwizard 4y ago
>If this virus killed 95% of people would you be arguing against lockdowns? This is the dumbest argument I've ever seen made on here. If it killed 95% of people, no sane person would be arguing because it becomes obvious that you ar
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by vimwizard 4y ago
The author fairly regularly live streams on youtube doing more advanced Rust programming, and is responsive to questions coming in.
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by vimwizard 4y ago
Redpanda talk was pretty interesting. Apparently some documentation on certain client settings is flat out wrong regarding consistency guarantees, IIRC written by Confluent.
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by vimwizard 4y ago
Why would you ever make a rabbitmq node on a VM/server connectable from the internet? You would explicitly have to set up this networking for it to be a problem. In Azure it is for sure a non-issue, would need an explicit security rule

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