Imperfect example, but nuclear. We regulate that. Sure the US and other nuclear powers build it, and we have side effects of mutually assured destruction to keep us at bay, and other countries off the table. Maybe this…
I don't think they are, I think they're not talking about that... "It's all about the spec."
Drugs.
yet another roll your own ROS...
++ When an EU outlet says, "Given the annual savings, this sum will pay for itself in less than a year. In the past, the state transferred millions to the US company Microsoft, primarily for the use of office software…
Too big to fail?
Finally, don't have to remember the UMRN for Camptown Races anymore.
I think that there's something to be said about brain cycles being freed up for different things. We were relieved of some manual tasks during the industrial revolution. Now what else are our brains free to do? That's…
Looks convenient, but another step towards a monoculture internet. :(
this is such a wholesome nerd post. i love it.
You need theory before you get implementation.
:eyes:
Perhaps this will assist in catalyzing the transition for SF's economy becoming actually sustainable.
Why wouldn't you just keep a local version? Do you have a "top git project" for checking out others? Seems like it could be convenient, I suppose.
They had to have titled it like this on purpose. I almost spat out my tea.
From a technical perspective, sure. How Amazon is using this? Nah.
We are the rats We are the rats
Thank you.
ya beat me :P
Maybe with that attitude
I wish I could try `get flask`.
Perhaps using them, but outside of work, yeah -- good point. Unless you get the dude who's /reaaaaaallllyyyyy/ into hammers... Yeah - Paul, he's a bit odd, but we love him.
I think there is something to be said (by someone willing to put more thought into it) regarding how much we as a society have churned away at computing and turned into something /refined/... Perhaps an analogy of what…
I agree -- it's pretty clear to me that the author has found a difference between their work, which they still find enjoyment from (perhaps because they are good at it?), and their non-work life. I can relate somewhat…
Imperfect example, but nuclear. We regulate that. Sure the US and other nuclear powers build it, and we have side effects of mutually assured destruction to keep us at bay, and other countries off the table. Maybe this…
I don't think they are, I think they're not talking about that... "It's all about the spec."
Drugs.
yet another roll your own ROS...
++ When an EU outlet says, "Given the annual savings, this sum will pay for itself in less than a year. In the past, the state transferred millions to the US company Microsoft, primarily for the use of office software…
Too big to fail?
Finally, don't have to remember the UMRN for Camptown Races anymore.
I think that there's something to be said about brain cycles being freed up for different things. We were relieved of some manual tasks during the industrial revolution. Now what else are our brains free to do? That's…
Looks convenient, but another step towards a monoculture internet. :(
this is such a wholesome nerd post. i love it.
You need theory before you get implementation.
:eyes:
Perhaps this will assist in catalyzing the transition for SF's economy becoming actually sustainable.
Why wouldn't you just keep a local version? Do you have a "top git project" for checking out others? Seems like it could be convenient, I suppose.
They had to have titled it like this on purpose. I almost spat out my tea.
From a technical perspective, sure. How Amazon is using this? Nah.
We are the rats We are the rats
Thank you.
ya beat me :P
Maybe with that attitude
I wish I could try `get flask`.
Perhaps using them, but outside of work, yeah -- good point. Unless you get the dude who's /reaaaaaallllyyyyy/ into hammers... Yeah - Paul, he's a bit odd, but we love him.
I think there is something to be said (by someone willing to put more thought into it) regarding how much we as a society have churned away at computing and turned into something /refined/... Perhaps an analogy of what…
I agree -- it's pretty clear to me that the author has found a difference between their work, which they still find enjoyment from (perhaps because they are good at it?), and their non-work life. I can relate somewhat…