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by 1123581321 2mo ago
Somehow I doubt that. :) Appreciate the whole package of posts as a performance, though.
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by 1123581321 2mo ago
Can you explain the screenshot a little more? It just looks like you’re comparing the output of a chatbot and Claude Code about a log file. If it’s a metaphor, it went over my head, sorry!
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by 1123581321 2mo ago
That’s a good observation. I think it’s where their heads are facing. Two conversationalists face each other or face the room, but talk quietly with body language that suggests they’re conversing (heads tilted, leaning.) Someone talking on
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by 1123581321 2mo ago
Sure thing! https://github.com/michaeldhopkins/a11y-review
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by 1123581321 2mo ago
Specifically about accessible websites: I’m a web developer. At the request of a designer I work with, I spent a couple hours making a Claude skill that would run through WCAG AA and AAA, check contrast, screen reader experience etc. Since
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by 1123581321 2mo ago
You’re not alone. Most people know a funny person, and someone good with numbers, but it’s less often the same person. You could analyze that with the techniques from the article. :)
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by 1123581321 2mo ago
What do you expect might change between the preliminary and the final report?
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by 1123581321 2mo ago
What leads you to say that? Capex is typically budgeted.
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
It used to be relatable, for nerds (like me.) Now the second two are 45 minute chat sessions in the eyes of most, I suppose.
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
Yes, but you can't, for example, transfer momentum vectors through zellij to the app. If the app is offering what appears to be momentum, it's implemented its own acceleration/deceleration algorithm. That's a lot to ask
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
You are missing out a bit, but stay content. :) Multiplexers have a lot of little papercuts and limitations when you want consistent and native-to-the-OS behavior to flow all the way between the OS and the apps and connections in the multip
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
I’d enjoy working with such a person, a bleak Eeyore-Gilfoyle.
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
It’s a neat proof of concept, but it’s hard to see the organizations that care about certified documents adopting this. Inherently conservative. Let’s Encrypt invested a lot in their early partnerships and used that to sneak up on the conse
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
Still the same leaves in the gutter, sadly, once they blow past the panels.
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
Interesting; what was on the panels? What was the ROI on paying the guy?
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
Appreciate the attempts to quantify it. I haven't tried to quantify washing, but I do look at mine regularly. I doubt anything accumulates that rain doesn't handle well enough. Messing around with ground panels is lower risk and s
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
You do see that ratio in, for example, business Internet service. You’ll get a month’s credit immediately upon asking if they can also see the brief outage. Even typically awful Comcast was good about this. However, as you note, in exchange
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
“Nothing” can easily be understood as a rhetorical emphasis in that quote.
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Podcast Apps: A Framework for Dying Slowly with Dignity(uncommonapps.nyc)
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
- Anyone can edit it - Less training; org probably has someone who’s used Wordpress before. (Yes, training. You must deal with the reality of the typical user.) - In the developing group or agency, anyone can work on the theme if you instal
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
It’s pretty easy to catch someone fumbling with incognito if you can suddenly enter a room. (Not that it wouldn’t also be easy to catch someone clicking this button.)
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
It's both poor substance and style, in most cases (and this case.) Pointing out they generated it at least encourages them to write a shorter article that says what they meant.
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
Sure; this isn’t my first account either. I did ask for forgiveness for the assumption!
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
Forgive me for assuming you’ve only been reading a handful of years based on your registration date. I think everyone gets up to speed with it and finds less to read as topic familiarity, muscle memory, knowledge of community tropes matures
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by 1123581321 3mo ago
I use it exclusively, but still in colocated mode so it’s compatible with contributors who use git, and GitHub. I’ve run into a few issues with colocated (had to fix staleness several times per year, for example) but compatibility overall h
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Emperor was a great game. My only real complaint was the five sub-factions seemed to be imbalanced. I’d like to revisit to see if the was missing something.
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
That's what I did for much of it. Currently on v205, though. :)
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
I did it by making a huge database of allowlisted bash and having hooks check each one against the list. It makes a recursively parsed tree so it can handle gnarly blocks of bash. And then it outputs to the agent what failed and tells it to
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Florida sales tax is around 8%. Drinks are $2-3.
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Excellent post; thank you and please continue what you do.

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