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.
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.
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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)
@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: https://federate.social/@mattblaze/116490234866407489
Parking fines at the UN was a plot point for an episode of West Wing! It was pretty funny.