Apofis

I'll simply disagree.

I meant I love the way you phrased it.

A lot of programmers ignore the fact that they're serving a business function.

I'm in love with #9. Looks like you have a good handle on the situation. The rest proves you're going places.

Yes, but who dictates where and how they can play overseas?

These people are in for a world of hurt, the State Department tells the CIA what to do.

Arm is British, the FTC and Nvidia are American. Can someone that's not a technocrat explain to me the problem here?

So?

This is awesome. I would totally much rather save up money for a trip to Iceland than for some VR setup from "META".

I'm a big fan of Docker-Compose so far because of it's powerful simplicity and it's introducing me to GitOps, Infrastructure-As-Code, and Terraform, all of which I'm really starting to like... and I really hate doing DevOps work.

I think your point is very valid, it has got to be simple and increase productivity instead of impede it. Using something better but getting stuck in the minutia every day is a waste, and not something anybody in senior leadership should ever approve.

That sounded pretty reasonable until I realized you were talking about that beast of a workstation that can easily be between $25,000-80,000.

Pfft.... 10 minutes to compile, no sweat, not even enough time to brew and drink a tea/coffee.

I don't support every candidate on the ballot equally because I believe every candidate's abilities to do the job vary. First choice, second choice, third choice is not hard to explain and I do not understand why some people think Americans have been lobotimized. NYC now has run off voting and it turned out marvelously, with Eric Adams being elected.

https://vote.nyc/page/ranked-choice-voting

But I don't support every candidate I would vote for equally.

Considering our present division, I have a big "spider-sense" tingle that approval voting will simply result in everyone just voting all blue or all red, that sounds like a bad deal to me. Run off voting would give moderates a good chance of putting the country right side up again.

Just getting rid of first-past-the-post would do wonders for our country and by the looks of it approval voting is inferior to run-off voting by a mile.

I'm not excusing anyone stateside. You guys are pretty deflective of this topic on HN, but I get it.

Foreign interference generally does flow in from US based corporations... I'm not excusing anyone stateside.

He's proof that techies overthink things... he's doing $1M+ yearly with nomadlist.

They're running A/B tests... You like variant A, the majority picked variant B. Otherwise, someone new was hired and needed a project.

Can we get over the notion that foreign state interference is not a thing in our media? There, you have your culprit; outside of other national interests whom social unrest and division benefits. They play both sides, same as the admen. Suddenly, what is happening and why is crystal clear.

Could've sworn we just did this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29093482

Man, I wonder what that shuttle went for when the Soviet Union collapsed...

If anybody ever wanted HTML and JS in their CSS files instead, then nazca is definitely for you.

Don't set yourself short on biology, since you're clearly referring to your genetic make-up. Gene-expression is way more complex and a much bigger factor than most people give it credit for. The environment impacts gene-expression quite a bit and I believe it's a big part of learning new things as experience provokes or suppresses gene expression. More to come.

So? Flip yourself then. Buy a 2 family unit, renovate it while you live in one of the units, and then flip when you're done. Repeat a second time. Now you're set. All of this is folded into your mortgage. If you're not a capitalist, you're not going to have a good time since no one is going to break your doors down to save you.

The Let's Encrypt Certbot does this automatically for nginx and apache as well, just with a bit of extra config: https://certbot-dns-cloudflare.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

All of money is imaginary and all things have a representative monetary value. All of the above are imaginary things. Work from this basis, the rest of this will make more sense. So now if you use your imagination, we can start lining up some value. What value does gold have in World of Warcraft?

I suppose today's that day: I wasn't pretending, since I use all platforms.

Why would you want this when you have blade templates or further down .jsx or .vue templates?

Nothing in Linux-land excites me anymore as much as running everything in unprivileged userland. Having the most bleeding edge software is overhyped, since it introduces instability into your system... especially if you carefully design it such as with Arch Linux. I can't believe using MacOS 12 and homebrew taught me the values of this. Flatpak or bust!

For example... I have Steam and Chromium happily running in a Flatpak install and it has zero more privileges that my non-sudo user account has.

No sudo in sight and for a start this gives me peace of mind. Zero trust needs to be a bigger deal in the Linux community.

The funding that you were granted covered your full traditional salary and not a shoe-string budget? I really want to do graduate studies full time but I'm struggling to figure it out financially.