This trend upsets me so much, because my brain actually does work like that, concepts and ideas exist in 3d space and have likenesses to each other. I used to write like this, but I can't anymore. (I suspect enough…
Norway. Same. At the peak of the shift (usually when DST comes into or out of effect) we're either losing or gaining an hour of daylight per week. Throwing an hour shift one way or the other does nothing for us. And in…
> This stuff reads as cope by scientists Using meme-speak to mock people grieving the loss of their career by megacorps is unreasonably cruel. It's just ad hominem, and doesn't belong (imo) in this discussion, or…
Hitting me right now with the time change, and pitch dark at 6pm. It changes so fast every year.
We have technical unions in Norway for engineers, it's not preventing layoffs. :/
That's not how the world works, and I don't need this in a thread where I'm dealing with the grief of a good career. Please shove off. I would gladly not work and learn cello and physics independently if that were a…
> and some of them are going nuts now. Pretty much this. I know it sounds melodramatic but it literally feels like rotting. I don't solve anything anymore. I don't get any spark of fixing bugs. I don't DO ANYTHING, and…
It's really bad now, yeah. :( It just really hurts that I spent well over a decade of my life learning and honing skills to engineer safe, quality software and now it's just, useless. No one cares at best, or I'm…
No one at all claimed that, certainly not the person you responded to. They're talking about how to use these tools in a way that gives you insight into what they produce. So, as an engineer, you know the shape of the…
> doesn't make you as special as you might think. Way to come off as incredibly insecure. There's no need to randomly put people down.
I work on my code this way, but I have no idea what my colleagues are doing, and it's impossible to review thousands of new/changed lines a week. I just approve PRs. I don't know what else to do. I can barely keep an…
Ask me a question in good faith and I'll gladly answer.
Oh good catch. Ok, so nationally, if each campus held only one event per week, we're saying 0.07% of all meetings had someone speak up against it. Less than a tenth of one percent. I couldn't roll my eyes any harder.…
It's not deplatforming if campuses don't want to hear someone speak. This seems like a bonkers term to use. 200 deplatforms in a year? (There were 75 in 2003, the 30 year trend is gentle at best.) There's almost 6000…
Seriously, I have no idea why the onus is on the generation, the framing should be "education is massively underfunded, teachers are abandoned with ever increasing class sizes and ever decreasing agency, and kids are…
This was such a good watch, thank you
Yeah they have integrated end to end encryption, this made me go digging, and I found they have a bridge app that handles it. https://proton.me/support/bridge-for-linux Excited to set this up, I had assumed it wasn't a…
Like the other person said, proxmox allows containers or full VMs, and the base OS takes less than 2 GB RAM. My jellyfin LXC idles at a few hundred megs of ram, shares the base debian kernel, and if anyone does ever…
You can do this with Proton?? How does it handle decryption/encryption, etc? Would absolutely love to do this, proton frontend annoys me at times.
I think it just sounds intimidating if one hasn't tried, but they are really well designed pieces of software, that are relatively simple to set up (just have to go through the motions and connect everything with API…
They use both, heavily. An outage, like the one recently, severely affects them. > In October 2026, George Barros of the Institute for the Study of War said the network had become "the backbone of military…
Right? This is what prompted musk to take down Starlink, after everything else? Look at what they do, not what they say.
This is really interesting, but they're not carnivorous. The decaying salmon deposit nutrients in the soil. Carnivorous plants actually digest the insects directly for nutrients, usually because the soil is inhospitable.
Garbage website that doesn't allow me to reject tracking cookies without paying. > Data processing by advertising providers including personalised advertising with profiling > Consent [required for free use]
I'd rather skip, personally. I just don't have to read things these days, and I see enough Claude/GPT prose at work, it makes me resent seeing it elsewhere. I have a backlog of books written by humans I'd much rather…
This trend upsets me so much, because my brain actually does work like that, concepts and ideas exist in 3d space and have likenesses to each other. I used to write like this, but I can't anymore. (I suspect enough…
Norway. Same. At the peak of the shift (usually when DST comes into or out of effect) we're either losing or gaining an hour of daylight per week. Throwing an hour shift one way or the other does nothing for us. And in…
> This stuff reads as cope by scientists Using meme-speak to mock people grieving the loss of their career by megacorps is unreasonably cruel. It's just ad hominem, and doesn't belong (imo) in this discussion, or…
Hitting me right now with the time change, and pitch dark at 6pm. It changes so fast every year.
We have technical unions in Norway for engineers, it's not preventing layoffs. :/
That's not how the world works, and I don't need this in a thread where I'm dealing with the grief of a good career. Please shove off. I would gladly not work and learn cello and physics independently if that were a…
> and some of them are going nuts now. Pretty much this. I know it sounds melodramatic but it literally feels like rotting. I don't solve anything anymore. I don't get any spark of fixing bugs. I don't DO ANYTHING, and…
It's really bad now, yeah. :( It just really hurts that I spent well over a decade of my life learning and honing skills to engineer safe, quality software and now it's just, useless. No one cares at best, or I'm…
No one at all claimed that, certainly not the person you responded to. They're talking about how to use these tools in a way that gives you insight into what they produce. So, as an engineer, you know the shape of the…
> doesn't make you as special as you might think. Way to come off as incredibly insecure. There's no need to randomly put people down.
I work on my code this way, but I have no idea what my colleagues are doing, and it's impossible to review thousands of new/changed lines a week. I just approve PRs. I don't know what else to do. I can barely keep an…
Ask me a question in good faith and I'll gladly answer.
Oh good catch. Ok, so nationally, if each campus held only one event per week, we're saying 0.07% of all meetings had someone speak up against it. Less than a tenth of one percent. I couldn't roll my eyes any harder.…
It's not deplatforming if campuses don't want to hear someone speak. This seems like a bonkers term to use. 200 deplatforms in a year? (There were 75 in 2003, the 30 year trend is gentle at best.) There's almost 6000…
Seriously, I have no idea why the onus is on the generation, the framing should be "education is massively underfunded, teachers are abandoned with ever increasing class sizes and ever decreasing agency, and kids are…
This was such a good watch, thank you
Yeah they have integrated end to end encryption, this made me go digging, and I found they have a bridge app that handles it. https://proton.me/support/bridge-for-linux Excited to set this up, I had assumed it wasn't a…
Like the other person said, proxmox allows containers or full VMs, and the base OS takes less than 2 GB RAM. My jellyfin LXC idles at a few hundred megs of ram, shares the base debian kernel, and if anyone does ever…
You can do this with Proton?? How does it handle decryption/encryption, etc? Would absolutely love to do this, proton frontend annoys me at times.
I think it just sounds intimidating if one hasn't tried, but they are really well designed pieces of software, that are relatively simple to set up (just have to go through the motions and connect everything with API…
They use both, heavily. An outage, like the one recently, severely affects them. > In October 2026, George Barros of the Institute for the Study of War said the network had become "the backbone of military…
Right? This is what prompted musk to take down Starlink, after everything else? Look at what they do, not what they say.
This is really interesting, but they're not carnivorous. The decaying salmon deposit nutrients in the soil. Carnivorous plants actually digest the insects directly for nutrients, usually because the soil is inhospitable.
Garbage website that doesn't allow me to reject tracking cookies without paying. > Data processing by advertising providers including personalised advertising with profiling > Consent [required for free use]
I'd rather skip, personally. I just don't have to read things these days, and I see enough Claude/GPT prose at work, it makes me resent seeing it elsewhere. I have a backlog of books written by humans I'd much rather…