ydnaclementine

Living the dream, congrats

I like it because it makes people seethe

Al Pacino coming to a classroom near you

can't wait to have my linter tell me I should be using t-strings instead of f-strings. apologies for not being patient enough to read through this to find it, but I hope they can remove f-strings:

> There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.

every hackerspace should have a shared server like this. my college had an opensource club, and they had something like this for members to use/toy with. one of my biggest regrets is not going to those meetings more

you mean unbelievably based

> it’s no longer possible thanks to a cursed thing called CGNAT

as someone who does publicly expose services that have auth, why does CGNAT make exposing ports publicly bad?

I guess you could say the s3 compatible services are no longer s3 compatible. But don't update your client and give them a sec to update

we could make it a show called Love is Blind, possibly hosted by Nick Lachey

Is this type of training more beneficial to do first rather than recognizing intervals?

good thing even parts of this would never really happen haha

Exactly. But I'd love to hear what the next step after dokku is. But maybe it's just moving the db to another, separate vps, and spinning up more instances of the service all pointing at that db instance, with all of that using dokku.

"Don't replace the culture war with the class war"

she's not wrong though. it's exactly like one the comments says: "It's the intellectual equivalent of the wannabe tough guy staple: "I almost joined the military.""

Just suggesting because I don't see it here: foreign language group classes. I would say groups are pretty good for beginner level. But you are trading a bit of learning efficiency for the social aspect, arguably

Not sure where I read it, but I think it's useful to have your 0th iota value be a not valid value, or as your empty/zero value for the enum. Maybe in the planet example you have "Space" or "Nothingness" as your 0 value

When does known espionage and hacking of nation's telecoms become an act of war?

I wish the Notifications page had better design and functionality. Let me filter stuff for a specific org (ex: work related only), don't shorten the list

Everyone has their own favorite chess youtuber that will review these games. I prefer GM Ben Finegold's analysis (and humor): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLJqm2XAB0s

I've started recently, for an adult absolute beginner I would recommend: Alfred's Basic Adult All-In-One Piano Course (covers all types of music). A popular alternative is the Faber Adult Piano Adventures (more classical). Both books will go over how to position your wrists and fingers, music theory, as well as pieces.

I'm sure Alfred and Faber have books for kids. Check reddit and amazon. But you won't go wrong with books from either probably.

To accompany the books, there are videos where people go over the pieces from the books as a piano teacher. I recommend this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4gizue_ULg&list=PL8hZtgRyL9..., but just search the book name + piece name

Lastly since you're both learning, look into duet books and utilize the split mode on your piano

guys will see this and just think "hell yeah"

Any magazines worth subscribing to still, tech focused or not? I literally only get spam and christmas card from mom in my mailbox.

In the Mozart biography that I'm reading, it talks about how the opera during his time was much more social: people openly chatted, played cards, and were busy catching eyes during the show. It was a seen or be seen type of social affair, or something to do to pass the time. It was the job of the composer to draw attention from that other stuff to the show and singers.

All this puffed up pomposity around opera or classical we currently deal with is much different than in the "hey-days".

> do always, then inhibit or ignore strategy

can anyone expound on this? I'm not sure what he's exactly referring to here

RC stuff is so cool. If I was still a kid in the burbs I'd be flying drones in circles outside my house.

Is rebuilding houses every 30-50 years eco friendly?

This guy calls it out here, but I will say that the notifications page on github could do with a redesign. If you're in a busy org for your job, it's not easy to see everything in the org (they limit showing number of notifications per repo), and the volume of notifications from your job org will cover up anything in your personal/following repos.

Sure you could unfollow work repos you aren't interested in, but you're automatically following any new ones.

I don't use it anymore, but I'm glad VLC got popular and supported everything out of the box. I remember needing to download quicktime and realplayer just to play specific codecs

Would be trivial to prove but he can't. Like saying you own a particular house but you don't have the key to the front door.

The most secure password is no password