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I still have a PS/2 Advantage.

Having carried a Kinesis Advantage many times in luggage, I personally appreciate this is easier to pack and won't miss the function keys much / at all.

How much content they've actually put in their tagging system is just as interesting as how the tagging system works.

They will then vehemently defend how important it was for them to make airborne hyper-HIV because it will then help us understand how to protect us from airborne hyper-HIV.

I'm not scared away by things that might offend the puritanically inclined and I'm interested in ontologies and this is a fascinating one.

There was some drama about someone training a Stable-Diffusion-alike by ripping their dataset that brought it to my attention.

One example of an unexpectedly rich and deep tagging ontology is the Danbooru "Anime" image board [NSFW] https://danbooru.donmai.us/

"can't trust anything" makes any kind of reasonable society impossible.

If you meant "trust some things if they fit some kind of criteria" you mean something different than "can't trust anything."

"can't trust anything anymore" is arguably a worse place to end up.

Fail fast is in most situations better than swap hell.

This could be a profitable service to Equifax to sell, help companies root out the "overemployed" that have proliferated since WFH became mainstream.

Not if he pocketed ALL the money himself.

Hopefully he had the foresight to kick some down to the guys upstairs.

TCL for many people begins and ends at Eggdrop.

Thanks Robey.

And take actual breaks. I'm on the verge of burn out and wondering "whats happening? I'm taking regular time off work" and realize I'm taking time off to do other kinds of work (parents estate, medical issues, just other life work) rather than actually taking the time to recharge.

Quite a "Frist" commit!

If you're in the blast wave, yes. If you're in the fallout zone, you can do things to mitigate your exposure. Then again, you may think the ones gone with the blast wave were the lucky ones.

Do you have a little prepper cache in the office of your paying clients?

If I had an office and my contractor had a little stash like that I'd think it was kind of weird.

Wonder how much it would be if you just used all the native AWS tools for things you get from Datadog.

>threats against family members in the PRC, directly approaching and intimidating the fugitive overseas, or outright kidnapping

Wow. Actual gangster tactics.

And poof there goes my interest. No prices.

The most impressive thing to me is creating the case using Python for a CAD.

If you haven't seen document oriented data work you haven't been looking very hard.

Me neither. Immediately makes me disinterested in something that would otherwise be pretty cool.

Sounds pretty cool. How much?

You do database migrations or you handle data with a variable shape. Where do you want to put your effort? The latter makes rollbacks easier at least.

Rigid structures and schemas are nice, but having document oriented data also has its advantages.

It seems very cool to get logmine style log line templating built right in. I've found its very helpful to run logs through it, and having a log system that can do this at ingest time for quicker querying seems like it'd have amazing log digging workflow benefits.

Are people usually setting up centralized shared instances of Steampipe or is it more of a "run on everyone's laptop" deployment preferred?

I realized today that being a contrarian is good in times when people are doom saying. I've felt relatively optimistic with all the talk about long term recession etc. I unfortunately had to talk to someone today who was talking about how the market might not recover for half a decade and my immediate though was "if this smoothbrain thinks the market has further to go, maybe its time for me to move more into the market."

Gitlab has a way built in to make Jupyter notebooks into "Runbooks."

https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/clusters/runbooks/

They spent a lot of time marketing how safe the SMART car was for a small vehicle. I believe they even showed putting a semi tractor on top of the SMART car to show how rigid its safety shell was.