Quick Q: How well does your typical software engineer understand git and GitHub? Like, working copies, SHAs, Merckel Trees, git rebase -i, got reset, etc. My perception is that there's a necessary 5% you need to create PRs, and beyond that, people run commands without understanding what's going on behind the scenes. Am I wrong?
Dave Neary
Irish engineer living in the US, by way of France. Former RedBrick, ILUG, ALDIL, GNOME Foundation, Red Hat. Currently Developer Relations at Ampere Computing.
@rrustema020@mastodon.nl @peterbrown@mastodon.scot @MrAndrewD@aus.social @notjustbikes@social.notjustbikes.com 3. Creation of incentives/expression of values - this is what you're alluding to. We tax tobacco and alcohol sales because as a society we see those as bad and want to discourage them. We subsidize behaviour that we want to encourage (spending on energy efficient homes or EVs over ICE vehicles).
RE: @mattblaze@federate.social
Parking fines at the UN was a plot point for an episode of West Wing! It was pretty funny.
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@rrustema020@mastodon.nl @peterbrown@mastodon.scot @MrAndrewD@aus.social @notjustbikes@social.notjustbikes.com We hit on a key point - fiscal policy is about a few different things:
- Managing inflation - taxing people takes money out of the economy, Government spending puts money into the economy. Tax policy's first job is to prevent the economy from overheating.
- Wealth redistribution - in the absence of intervention, wealth floats to the top. Progressive fiscal policy takes more from the wealthy and subsidizes the poor, for the good of society (1/2)
Anyone have experience running nested VMs on Arm64? When I start an L2 guest inside an L1 hypervisor with virsh, one or two host cores (not cores being used by the L1 hypervisor) get pegged at 100% and I get warnings from the kernel about a core getting stuck - not sure how to debug it and characterize the issue.