BeetleB

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721.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
If you're an old timer, you expect [] to index into an array, and you definitely do not expect it to do a lookup in a map/dict. Older languages just didn't include a dict-like structure in the language (technically, even C+
722.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Perhaps opencode zen isn't using z.ai as a provider?
723.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
I use GLM-5.1. It's good enough for personal stuff. It doesn't compare to the latest Opus I use at work. You can certainly argue I don't need Opus for work, but there is clearly a difference. Also, at least with z.ai, GLM-5
724.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
So you would be equally critical of overloading [] for maps? Sorry, hard for me to relate, as I've overloaded [] (in, say, Python) to make life easy on everyone. People loved it. I hope you're aware that there is a long standing d
725.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
> Him placing the bets or a co-conspirator placing the bets and sharing the profit is the same thing. So we're in agreement that if he is not profiting from saying it, then it's OK, correct? > I'm pretty sure this is th
726.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Don't quibble on details. The point is that as long as he didn't profit from the bets, he is free to mess around that way. This isn't share price manipulation.
727.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
> Over the last 10-20 years there seems to be a drastic increase of people who think government control is a good idea. I haven't noticed an increase - roughly half the country tends to be in favor of this at any given time. Perhaps
728.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
The cruise industry collapsing isn't going to have as big an effect as you think ;-)
729.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
As long as he didn't place any bets, I think what he did is totally fine. If I find out my friends placed bets on whether I'll say X tomorrow, I'm not obligated to act as if I didn't know.
730.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
No, he admitted it's a prompt issue.
731.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
It's not about the length l. The point of a paragraph is to convey one idea. Some of the paragraphs don't do that.
732.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
OK. Tell it not to! The formatting, etc looks all nice, but it's not worth reading.
733.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Why is the text one long paragraph? Makes it very hard to read?
734.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Maybe it's the parent's decision on whether they should or shouldn't?
735.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
> version control systems must be shared. This whole thread is about working with git coworkers while using jujutsu, and it was in that context that I wrote my comment: Namely that most who prefer jujutsu happily work with their colleagu
736.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
I think much of the problem with this thread is people trying to convince one way is superior/inferior. There are just multiple different ways of working. Some ways fit some people's mental models better. You're not going to
737.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
I've done both the rebase and the merge flows in different jobs. I just don't see the fuss about rebase. Merging just works fine. Edit: OK, I realized later that I'm not really responding to the usual git rebase -i use case.
738.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Koreader is available on Kindle.
739.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
koreader works on Kindles.
740.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
They claim it on their OpenCode Zen page. What's frustrating is that they give no information on who the provider(s) are!
741.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
So, medical research (NIH grants) is in preparation for going to war? Is the US planning on using biological agents?
742.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
> But it is a thing. On a per capita basis, 50x more Canadians move to the US than the other way round. It's more than just a thing.
743.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Beats spending time on Tik Tok and social media!
744.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
This could be understandable if some rationale was provided, but it's worse than that: > Neither agency has publicly issued new formal guidance describing these requirements. Instead, officials are informing grantees individually,
745.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Fun fact: Mathworks has never had layoffs.
746.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Just like complaining about Amazon (be it as an employer or as a service provider), without providing an alternative, is siphoning people into a soapbox? I, for one, found out about the archive.* situation recently, and am totally glad some
747.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Do you feel the same way about the warehouse workers?
748.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
Your comment doesn't address any of the issues in the comment, and isn't adding to the conversation.
749.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
> I don't really understand why it is so hard to understand not to do (what I consider to be) impolite stupid shit. Tip 1: Starting off by denigrating folks who do this is not a way to make people change. More often than not, it amp
750.
by BeetleB 5mo ago
> In this person's communication culture, they are saying "I don't know, but here's my attempt to help." You know all those support sites for various products (Microsoft, etc) where people ask questions, and lots

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