Breakfast is most consistent both in terms of not being skipped and being approximately the same nutrients.

Dinner sometimes breaks up into two small snacks spaced apart, but is never really skipped.

Lunch is often minimal, varies in when it happens, kinda wish I didn’t even need it!

THIS SUMMER

That…that sounds like something someone made up so that the comma-period camps could pause fighting and gang up on a common enemy.

Thank you so much!

What the heck, MAGA needed to oppose Bluey? Maybe I haven’t watched enough but I don’t see it as particularly political. I guess it’s anti- “children should be seen and not heard” if that’s still a thing on the far right.

I’m a convert. Comma is the larger symbol which should be used for the more significant delimiter. Comma for decimal, periods for thousands separator.

Ugh I got fooled again. I hate this new internet.

(Starbucks logo for anyone else looking)

Wait I’m confused. Sam Altman is OpenAI right? And he says the DoW agreed to work with them but with the same prohibitions that Anthropic wanted?

If it’s the sending and receiving part of email, I’ve switched to purelymail (you could pick another) and put it behind my custom domain name. Because behind a custom domain, that’s the last time you’ll have to update your contacts as it won’t be dependent on which email provider you choose.

Searching through decades of old emails I do still use the Gmail account, but I just have to get off my butt to self host a local IMAP server for that.

That makes a lot of sense

I realize now that there’s two interpretations here; faith in humanity’s goodness, and faith in humanity’s survival.

I like your take—that it’s probably the same set of people but we’re aware of more of people globally. I’d say since systems heavily shape people, it depends how those evolve over time. Hard to say whether we’re better or worse off than before in terms of systems mostly shaping good or bad traits in people. Total shot on the dark but I think on the whole we have better systems. The historical trend line looks positive in the equitable and empowering direction.

For survival I unfortunately think the probability decreases over time as we command more energy and climate altering technology. Fewer people than ever can do more damage than ever. I think there will always be humans on earth, but they may have to restart civilization. Ugh.

We could also be wrong that war will break out and that climate change won’t be surmountable. I think we’re all hoping that’s the case!

Thank you so much for your response!

I feel the same way. I was looking into a Udemy course for those Cisco exams (not to take the exam, just to learn) and I was discouraged that the content is so vendor specific.

Do you have a recommendation on “neutral” learning? I have access to a fair amount of Udemy of that helps. Also happy to read static text, though preferably written as more of a tutorial than just a raw RFC or man page.

lol what’s the Melania one? I want to read his tweet on that.

Technically you could have not had kids. But I get it, I’m in the same boat!

Do you think those proportions got worse? Or that the severity of evilness or idiocy increased since the past?

I have my doubts. I think the 40% (it’s probably even lower) has taken us this far, and has a chance to continue.

I hate when someone’s house has an Alexa or whatever and I either have to accept it’s listening to me, or spend social credit asking if they can turn it off when I’m there (I’ve never actually made that request).

Awesome! You’re making me want to give Portainer another go.

I’m running a potato pi with 0.5 TB and 8 GB RAM so…slightly different situation here :P

Do you place any restrictions on the containers or the container daemon as a whole?

Moreso asking so I can copy your settings. But I have had my server brought down just from the services themselves consuming too much memory or disk space, so something to look into if you haven’t already.

It’s interesting to me that people like you exist (even though I’m assuming you’re in the vast majority). It’s like how it sounds made up to me that there are these supposed “extroverts” that gain energy from talking to people.