Izkata

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by Izkata 7mo ago
Roborock released one of these about a year ago. It doesn't do as much as they want, but it can pick up things and put them into designated locations, shoes being the main example.
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by Izkata 7mo ago
Roborock Saros Z70 is about a year old: https://us.roborock.com/pages/roborock-saros-z70 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0AGhb6p8sE
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by Izkata 7mo ago
> You judge by actions, rather than words. and the actions are far from pointing out any intent for a genocide. On that note: The population in Gaza appears to have gone up rather than down.
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by Izkata 7mo ago
> But then you don’t want those multiple commits addressing PR feedback to merge as they’re noise. They're not noise, they tell future maintainers why something is the way it is. If it's done in an unusual way they can see in
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by Izkata 7mo ago
If it works like gitlab (which a quick search looks like yes), you can specify down to individual files and use it to automatically determine who needs to approve merge requests.
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by Izkata 7mo ago
Along similar lines, in elementary school we were taught the introduction/body/conclusion pattern to help organize our thoughts in essays, but actually using those words as headers makes you sound like a child. "Conclusion&qu
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by Izkata 7mo ago
We reviewed the plan manually, asked it a few questions to clarify parts, and manually tweaked other parts. I didn't catch what it was, some web dashboard that showed the cost per prompt. We could see it going up as it ran. We were ju
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by Izkata 7mo ago
I like the idea we live inside the Veil of Madness (A sort of galactic bermuda triangle that drives inhabitants insane, so all spacefaring civilizations stay away). https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/comments/8vbfgk
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by Izkata 7mo ago
I believe the first part is referring to these: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47186677 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47199948
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by Izkata 7mo ago
My manager and I have been experimenting with it for some stuff, and our most recent attempt at using plan mode was a refactor to change a data structure and make some conversion code unnecessary, then delete it. The plan looked fine, but a
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by Izkata 7mo ago
I use vim with docker compose all the time: Set up the compose file to bind-mount the repo inside the container, so you can edit files freely outside it, and add a convenience "make shell" that gets you inside the container for r
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by Izkata 7mo ago
Yeah, this happened to me recently and the advice could have caused data corruption (yay old systems). I only caught it because they asked before making changes and I had a vague memory of it from having investigated the same thing almost a
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by Izkata 7mo ago
Thinking might even be more difficult: Unfiltered thoughts, intrusive thoughts, people with no inner voice to encode as text...
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by Izkata 7mo ago
> > The experience is strange; you aren't able to grasp any common human aspects because there are none. You can't reason with the human, because the human isn't doing the reasoning. You can't appeal to it, because
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by Izkata 7mo ago
Almost two decades ago I watched all of Farscape in under two weeks during a college winter break. I often still reflexively say "frell" instead of "fuck".
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by Izkata 7mo ago
The impression I got from that thread is its quality is dropping, with weird bugs popping up. And I'm pretty sure I remember they announced at one point they switched to that, so the vibe coding had a human-written codebase to start wi
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by Izkata 7mo ago
Pretty sure I made it clear I looked at it, and looks like a domain squatter with no relation to the original comment. Why would I click around further? Edit: Also y'know what? Those years aren't there on page load. They zoom in
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by Izkata 7mo ago
It's redirecting to homeputerium.de and seems to have nothing to do with what they're referring to.
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by Izkata 7mo ago
With loans, that's kind of how it works now...
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by Izkata 7mo ago
Trump was in part a response to that realization, an outsider from both parties that used the Republicans to get in the door. Bernie Sanders was supposed to be the same, and when he dropped out a lot of us switched to Trump because they rep
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by Izkata 7mo ago
Don't bat immune systems work like this? Except they end up in equilibrium instead of eliminating the viruses, which is why it's so dangerous to come into contact with them. I think almost everyone would avoid this if it meant you
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by Izkata 7mo ago
> Based on my own experience, using a computer at home 99% of the time meant playing video games. I ended up with a non-home-row style of touch-typing just by being forced to get chat messages out quickly in StarCraft multiplayer. So it&
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by Izkata 7mo ago
They're talking about long-term wrist issues and cramping, not typing speed.
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by Izkata 7mo ago
> You gotta hold the top one like a pencil I've heard this before too but apparently most people hold a pencil wrong anyway so it doesn't actually help.
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by Izkata 7mo ago
There's an in-between point my math teacher loved using: an overhead projector. Hand-drawn transparencies that could be made beforehand or on the fly, protected large so everyone could see, without hiding the teacher behind a compute
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by Izkata 7mo ago
> + subscription With how much some people spend on tokens that they've shared on here, and concerns about raising prices, I've kind of been wondering if we're actually heading to a point where seniors who don't use A
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by Izkata 7mo ago
The other part is that at-will goes both ways: you can just walk out of a bad job with no legal repercussions. Not always the best idea due for social/professional ones, though.
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by Izkata 7mo ago
Not just constraints, transactions were also a no-op. The MyISAM engine is still available in modern versions if you want to experience this, it's just not default anymore.
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by Izkata 7mo ago
How do you feel about cursive? (Victor Mono on the site)
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by Izkata 7mo ago
> t would also be nice to see progress of some kind It's hidden behind the menu button on mobile.

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