EdSharkey

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by EdSharkey 3y ago
𝑇ℎ𝑜𝑢 𝑠ℎ𝑎𝑙𝑡 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑚𝑢𝑟𝑑𝑒𝑟 -- Practically everyone, starting with God Coveting your neighbor's stuff is pretty bad too since it precedes most other sins.
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by EdSharkey 3y ago
Vit D in milk has an interesting history. Govt added it to combat rickets in kids. Military needed strong bodies and bones for the fight.
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by EdSharkey 3y ago
I like to respond with 418 as the catch all response code for mock web services for requests that dont match any installed expected requests. The reasoning is sometimes 404 is a valid mock response for some test cases, so I needed the &quo
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by EdSharkey 3y ago
Canola is made from rapeseed, which is toxic before processing. (And mostly not toxic after processing. ) The oil it produces used to be used only for greasing engine parts.
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by EdSharkey 3y ago
Meta comment: parent and GP are an interesting contrast between the "settled science" drum-beat dismissiveness narrative and the science/study-based curiosity counter-narrative. Here's to hoping that with the death of th
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by EdSharkey 3y ago
That makes sense why I hear olive and avocado as sensible alternatives.
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by EdSharkey 3y ago
I keep hearing seed oils are a problem and lead to obesity, but we're addicted to them for cooking, mouth feel, etc. What do you use as a substitute for vegetable oils in your cooking?
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by EdSharkey 3y ago
It bothers me when someone good/bad naturedly corrects me on "blacklist" and encourages me to say "blocklist". I figure that stems from either overactive empathy or is a power play. Please continue to say "bl
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
Did any of you catch my kid's chat title: "Funny office fart story"?
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
He's the richest man in the world again, we're just jealous. ;)
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
No, just chuffing at the rapidly dying zeitgeist of yesterday. We did some marriage counselling last year and it was great for us, highly recommended.
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
So that's how test.each works in jest!! Catharsis!
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
There are so many dead ends in your thought processes here, though! Holes I can drive a truck through. What if's a-plenty! > post-scarcity world Why do you believe you deserve to be invited into such a world by the owners of that
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
There's an assumption there which says you have intrinsic value and you don't need to justify your existence. There's a reason why some people get existential when there's talk about being replaced.
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
It's easy to crap on EJB, lots to disagree with, but vendors like WebLogic were trying to do interesting things with them when they were ascending. I recall they had a nifty feature where if you were trying to call a remote EJB and th
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
Thanks for the tip!
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
I didn't study in my operating systems class! If only I could shake dumbass young version of me and have them work harder at school! I know what you are saying is true and I should have no fear. I just need to write lots of tests and
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
I am preferring to use Uint8Array, Uint32Array or just let emscripten do the allocations for me. I haven't dabbled much with web workers, so I have avoided the whole transferrables thing.
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
I am working on a virtual computer for kids and retro loving adults. I wanted to simulate block storage using Local Storage as the backing store because I felt that blocks were very understandable. I've had block storage working for
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
I am in the process of compiling this with emscripten to javascript+wasm. The integration between your block storage implementation and FatFs is straightforward other than ioctl, which is mysterious to me and will take me a long time to fi
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
This is one of those important articles that Will have me thinking years down the line. This article is howling into the void for change. Can we change now? Please?? Successful open source providers need to morph themselves into vendors,
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
Haloo from Portland, OR. I am not passionate right now because my to-do list has been on overload for two quarters, mostly work-wise, and am feeling stuck and frazzled. Could use a little more dopamine (or whatever that motivation chemica
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
Fed could deflate the currency now by telling member banks to keep more in reserve. They can't steal value from the future (to drink off your lifeblood today) as the middleman if money doesn't flow. That's why that will not
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
I don't like the idea that nation states and cooperative corporations can practically shutdown anyone and everything should the need arise.
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
As a Service Provider, the ambiguity of 404's we return is purposeful given that callers can be adversarial. All of these borked protocols were designed when we were all young and naive and all was peace and love. We have to live wit
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by EdSharkey 4y ago
I read through the sample and my eyes/brain were able to move over the lines incredibly quickly and recognize the words. I notice it only worked when my intent and goal was to move my eyes quickly over the lines. And, I noticed my ey
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by EdSharkey 5y ago
Is this comment unassailable? Does it completely invalidate grandparent? How dangerous is it culturally if the grandparent's assumptions and opinions are completely invalid?? I'm being serious, this is a culture-wide powder keg
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by EdSharkey 5y ago
Yes, beyond a certain digital bux account value, more money ceases to be a useful goal.
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by EdSharkey 5y ago
This is an aggressive take. I don't entirely disagree, but it gives people the emotional fuel to dismiss our opinions as cracked. I prefer using mundane "greed" to explain the utter fuckery and torture the last 2 years have

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