Idk who downvoted this, as its legitmately probably the most easy way for people who are familiar with docker.
jeffhykin
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I work in the field of AI.
"humans are excellent at ignoring" is something I like to tell students, because its computationally impossible for any intelligence (human or AI) to remember and process 24k-resolution-esk information every millisecond. Data must be thrown away, and humans are actually exceptional at it.
If AI could ignore the correct things, we would already have AGI.
Also search "invisible gorilla" on youtube if you haven't already heard of the phrase.
- Use cloc to get an idea of line count.
- See how hard it is to find the entry point
- Try building it
- Try hacking a feature into it
- Try hacking a bigger feature
Thing is, for repos of any typical size, its going to take a lot more than a glance to know.
For example the Atom Editor codebase is immaculate, best formatting/commenting I've ever seen. But getting it to build is a nightmare, so its too hard to contribute to/hack.
Lots of times you just have to dive down the rabbit hole
Why is this downvoted so much? It seems like a legit question, and there are good answers.
Clearly some instances have tons of bias, so asking for the opposite should be possible.
16% said "should not" to a grocery store? What?
I feel like there should be a separate question for the "I don't want anything near me" rural choice, since those might be making the rest of the responses misleading.
I give a list of generic opt-out excuses when I invite people to an event. That way, if it doesnt sound fun to them, they just pick an excuse off the list instead of trying to make one up and potentionally seem rude.
Its simple, but surprisingly effective for staying on people's good side.
You'll basically have timezones either way, there's just two ways of doing it.
If we all used UTC, then businesses would need to change what time they opened depending on their location. Ex: Best Buy opening at 12 noon on the US west coast, and 3pm on the east coast. Locations inbetween would have different opening times. So we would get the noon zone, 1pm zone, 2pm zone, and 3pm zone. All nation wide businesses with standard open/close times would effectively follow the same pattern, and it would be best if they all coordinated on where those zones occured. So then we would get new timezones, they'd just be slightly different in how they functioned.
Wow, most of these were new to me. I'm testing them for a few minutes and so far they're working great. I've been avoiding Google's voice to text for a while, and hadn't found a good maps app either.
Ryan Dhal, the creator of node, litterally saw the npm problem(s) before incidents like this happened, and created Deno to fix his mistakes. And fix them he did! The Deno import system is incredible. Its basically the only reason I use deno. You can just import URLs directly, the deno vendors (aka caches) them. Deno has an equivlent to npm.org (Deno.land/x) but anyone can import straight from github, or make their npm.org equivlent, or import from their own private server. So if a company wants reliability, they can mirror deno.land while also avoiding unpublishing.
I don't want to discredit your work, medics are underappreciated and do arguably the most valuable work of any job. I feel like we should be on the same side; we both want people to take medication they need. I'm saying the current establishment isnt helping in the slightest.
Absolutely zero, not a soul in the universe with ADHD now or forever, is going to be more likely to take their meds because once every 2 years theres a drug test. Literally having a surpise drug test would be better because it doesnt involve planning and showing up AND it would actually prevent sellers from duping the system.
The punishment for not taking the drug is that they don't let you take the drug?
Yep. because if you're not taking it, obviously you must be selling it.
And it gets more stupid because you know the test is coming, its not like its a surprise test. So for people who are coordinatedly selling it, they can easily defeat the system by saving like a weeks worth and then take it every day the week before the test. The test can't detect beyond 1 week for any of the top 3 ADHD controlled substances.
You can also use nix to get docker so, its kinda meta.
There's a tool called devbox that uses nix under the hood and has services. Probably not what you're looking for, but its nice to know there are people working on a native solution.