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For our rails app we actually added tests asserting no N+1s in our controller tests. Think a test setup with 1 post vs 10 posts (via factorybot) and you could do an assertion that the DB query count was not different between the two. A usef
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Is NGC2 meant to replace JTRS? Did JTRS ever actually ship broadly and replace SINCGARS? Wow holy calamity lol JTRS never shipped. Paid a lot of mortgages though.
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At my old gig the on-call rota involved doing a randomized fire drill at the start of your on call week. Think "the site is slow" or "users are seeing 500 errors." This included a TUI program to walk you through the fire
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This sounds a bit like the Sunrise Hospital Emergency Room treating patients from the Mandalay Bay shooting in 2017 > I said, “Bring all your patients together.” They brought them all towards me, and I was at the head of multiple beds,
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At my old gig, all of our content generation was in Google sheets or Airtable. Anything we made would have _never_ been as good a UI and would have stopped us from being able to publish new content. The other nice thing about them is you ca
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From when I worked in the video ad industry, the industry standard was that an impression was binary and seeing a single frame of the ad counted. IDK if YouTube follows the Interactive Advertising Bureau guidelines, but they probably do. h
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because sometimes getting someone else's code ready to merge to the main branch is the highest value thing I can do to unblock the whole team. I wholeheartedly agree that they should have done that in the first place.
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> nobody reads intermediate commit messages one by one on a PR, period. Very common practice at my old company, and one I continue in my current role. > “every commit must compile” sucks ass for anyone else trying to rebase your branc
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https://www.w3schools.com/xml/tryxslt.asp?xmlfile=cdcatalog&... give it a whirl!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Cable_Street
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Yeah I have no idea what I'm doing but I tell an agent to add such and such as a package in my flake.nix and it does it. I did this for getting the font I wanted in a LaTeX project even.
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Home row layer select is extremely my thing too!
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iPhones have had iMessage over satellite since I think the 15? I've used it when camping. It's pretty neat! Features I want: ask siri for the things I look up and it works. "When did the baby fall asleep" instead of open
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of all people my mortgage servicer is the worst about this. Your login is valid on like 3 different top level domains and you get bounced between them when you sign in, eventually going from servicer.com to myservicer.com to servicer.othert
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Majored in hotel management and that was his job until the channel took off. You get the sense that he'd be good at literally anything.
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> to force/encourage the manufacturing of goods in the US, rather than importing them. There are two mutually exclusive stated goals. One is, as you said, onshoring tech manufacturing to the USA [1]. The other stated goal is to elim
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Gonna sound like a lunatic, but I have used AI agents to set up flake.nix for the following things: - My basic nix-darwin and home-manager setup for my laptop - Declarative tooling install for my clone of an open source Rust project - LaTeX
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And yet I, who am kinda dumb, have managed to find some of each. There's hope out there, beloved Latinists and Haskellers. Never let the fire in your heart burn out.
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Latin never paid my mortgage. Helped on the SATs though.
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Yeah I asked when we went camping together and I remember them saying that it's a bit better than half the normal miles/kWh. The site we went to was about 22 miles and 3,600 feet of climbing from their driveway, so they were not a
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My in-laws tow a heavy, non-aero homemade camping trailer on their Rivian in Colorado. Two things make this work: they don't haul it long distance like you do, and they drive uphill to campsites, and then on the way home they're j
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I had an idea for a flash card generator for Russian that would do preposition + adjective + noun to get faster at declining in my head; I had done Latin before that and no one expects you to do Latin declension quickly (unless you're
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A fun fact about Pony: it solves the problem of division not being total by making integer division by zero equal zero! A few proof assistants and Elm take this approach too.
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I have used splits for a long time. An improvement I swear by for thumb clusters is making the keys farther from me taller. I have no idea how I'd hit them without that. My keyboard is a Keebio Iris [0]. The thumb keys closest to me ha
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This is roughly how records and extensible record arguments work in Elm. A `type alias` is a structural type, and a function argument specified as an extensible record `{ a | … }` can be read as "any record a having at least the fields
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> where you read exactly what you say and you say exactly what you read surely there are regional accents of Standard Italian where different people say the same word different ways though, right? Does everyone speak it the same way and
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more details on the Honeymoon myth in this https://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/2023/07/24/henry-stimson-did...
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See also difftastic https://difftastic.wilfred.me.uk/languages_supported.html
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fascinating!!
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Carbon and Oxygen are not metals though, right?

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