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jasonpeacock

4,274karma·799submissions·October 8, 2013
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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/jasonpeacock; my proof: https://keybase.io/jasonpeacock/sigs/NOzvI-pClldM3QP1RUip2qPkuuH2PhR3KgLG5ng2fgs ]
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Have you seen Freenet[0]? It's been around for two decades, providing decentralized content. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenet …
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Team Topologies[0] goes into more depth about this topic, it's a good read. [0] https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/1942788819 …
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Consistently and reliably delivering good software solutions. Just like a master woodworker would consistently and reliably deliver good furniture. Or a master author would consistently and reliably d…
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Whalebrew[0] has been doing this for years, though Subuser appears to provide more configuration/access control. [0] https://github.com/whalebrew/whalebrew It's not a n…
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You can make that the default `pull` behavior in your Git config: git config --global pull.rebase true You should also enable `rerere`[0]: git config --global rerere.enabled true [0]…
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What's the alternative to ticket walls? What would competent management look like in this case?
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If you want to have fun playing with chess variants, check out Really Bad Chess[0], it's a random variation each day that you play against AI and rank yourself against other players. [0] http:&#…
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The hosting is expensive, but it's free to self-host. I'm running my own Ghost instance on an AWS Lightsail host. Ghost is available as a pre-built template for Lightsail and it costs $5…
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But once they age out, then they're invisible as they won't show in the search results. If showing in the search index is what resets the clock (in addition to making commits), how do you se…
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FYI, this needs an NSFW tag.
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Nobody mentioned Blue Origin, what do they have to do with Kuiper?
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So...you're saying that Google should give away $4900 of usage? How will Google automatically differentiate between an "honest mistake" and someone taking advantage of this feature?
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Churches are in decline, there's no demand for more of them. http://readytoharvest.com/2019/05/18/the-decline-of-mainline... https://www.pewforum.org&#x…
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Turn it all into housing, schooling, clinics, and community centers. It's already happening in some cities. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-30/a-cas…
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But storage costs continue to add up even when you're not accessing them - there's a cost to storage existing which continues to accrue with time. When there's no budget left, what do…
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It's surprisingly complex to do that. Let's take a simple example and say your cloud account is doing 2 things - compute & storage. Compute is an active resource, when you exceed your bu…
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This is so true for many things in life, including relationships and parenting :)
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Use branches. Branches are cheap in Git, and you can do PRs between branches so that the reviewers are only seeing the new changes in that branch. In your example, I'd create a branch for R1, and…
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I don't know. You can always clean the Git history & force-push it, but the developers would have to explain if there's any backups or archive kept anywhere...
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If repos are public, then you must assume that once something is pushed then someone has copied it. You may get lucky and remove/hide it fast enough, or think you did... This is an with Github to…
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Those keys absolutely need to be rotated, regardless of whether you delete the commit or repo after accidentally pushing them. At which point you may as well leave them there...
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No moving parts required, but you do need multiple units pointed in different directions to get full coverage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_phased_array_radar …
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It's all about latency. Having broadband with 200+ms of latency to reach geostationary satellites is to slow for modern networks. https://www.satsig.net/latency.htm You have to m…
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Heck, they don't even include the prep times in their estimates. "Dinner in 30 minutes!" ...assuming you already have all the veggies cleaned & chopped, and the oven pre-heated.
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When you tell management "we need to automate this process that won't happen for 5 years", you're not going to get approval. When you tell management "we need to automate this…
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There's already mature, widely adopted tools like certbot and acme.sh that do this automatically for you. It may not be zero, but it's no more than Comodo.
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He mentions this explicitly in his video - there's no app b/c he doesn't want you distracted by technology, nor the added friction of using technology. Having a book and pen on your des…
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Pomodoro has 2 secrets: 1. You don't have to stop when the timer is up. The timer is really a forcing function to get you into the zone. When you're being productive, keep going! 2. You can …
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Agreed, resistance measurements are not great. At the minimum, you need a friend to use calipers on you, and take those measurements over time to see trending and averages. Even better is a dunk tank …
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"fat and muscular" still means you're fat. Carrying excess fat is indicative of having metabolic syndrome and the many issues associated with that (chronic inflammation, insulin resista…
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