KingMob

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by KingMob 1y ago
I don't personally know, but I used to use the creator (Granger)'s previous work, the Clojure live-running editor LightTable. LT was cool, but they abandoned it with insufficient hand-off when it was 80-90% done to work on Eve. I
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That reminds me a bit of former winner Aung San Suu Kyi, who got the prize in 1991, while not having done or said that much at the time of the award, other than be a political prisoner. I respect that she opposed the Burmese military junta
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by KingMob 1y ago
> After dropping nix-darwin, I think almost everyone will find that it's very easy to use Nix for sharing project setups with bespoke tooling Ahh, but I tried that too. I originally decided to play with nix-darwin because I was on a
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by KingMob 1y ago
To some extent, yes, but you can have mise defer to uv for the python side. I have mise using uv, npm, clojure, and java, and it defers to all their packaging systems. But it also allows me to control their versions in one spot, and present
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by KingMob 1y ago
I tried nix-darwin for a year, eventually declared nix bankruptcy, and settled on mise. mise does 90% of what I need, but at only 1% of the hassle. I like the idea of nix, and the future of building software is clearly something like it...
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Life is not a high-school debate club. An _ad hominem_ accusation only really works if the attack is unrelated. I don't know about ESR, but DHH has acted in ways that make it difficult to believe he is making a good-faith, unbiased arg
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by KingMob 1y ago
I believe the thinking is serrated knives work best for things where the skin is tough, but the internal structure is weak. So crusty bread with a lot of air inside. Also, surprisingly, tomatoes. Lots of people suggest small serrated knives
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If you'd read the article, they literally address this. They said the colors are due to unrelated impurities, and are not a foolproof guide.
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Ahh, but now they could. No need for specialized cheese-cutting tools with this knife, presumably. Ditto for bread knives.
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And most medical studies. It's just as bad as social psych, if not worse, because there's real money at stake in churning out new drugs.
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by KingMob 1y ago
If they won't negotiate on price, consider negotiating for upgrades. Ask for an extra year on a license, or to be certified for commercial trucking. ...I joke, but in Thailand, where driving schools can administer the driving tests, no
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by KingMob 1y ago
Iirc, there are scientific estimates that Greenland's ice sheet alone would raise sea levels by 24 ft if it melted. 12-15 ft may really not be enough for very long.
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Thing is, whenever they use, or switch to, a "better" license, people get mad about that too.
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I would retort that a sizable fraction of society isn't civil, the gleefully malevolent who long to punish minorities. And a larger fraction is ill-informed about the first part, due to platforming liars and psychopaths, like you sugge
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by KingMob 1y ago
Two articles is "astro-turfing" and "coordinated"? We're going to need some stronger evidence than that.
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by KingMob 1y ago
This reminds me how my wife kept asking if I was enjoying Cuphead, because she hear a non-stop stream of curses from the other room.
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by KingMob 1y ago
Setting aside the categories of art and literature, training LLMs on FOSS software seems aligned with the spirit, if not the letter, of the licenses. It does nothing to fix the issues of unpaid FOSS labor, though, but that was a problem wel
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by KingMob 1y ago
Yes, you can browse them at https://mise.jdx.dev/registry.html Also, it's possible, if trickier, to install from arbitrary git repos. Finally, if you type `mise use` with no package name, it'll present a filterabl
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by KingMob 1y ago
Any of them. All of them. (Maybe not remote changes, but that's way less safe to attempt, even if possible.) Which is what `jj undo` does, and why I brought it up. I'm well aware git doesn't have a unified concept of undoing,
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by KingMob 1y ago
You might be interested in pijul then, which has a theory of patches that is interesting.
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No, sadly, that's more of a Github limitation.
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It's still insane to me that universal `undo` is not a basic git command.
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This over-estimates the lock-in, because jj uses git under the hood. You can try jj, and your colleagues need never know. If you hate it after a couple weeks, you can return to git, no sweat. It's much easier to try out than earlier VC
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by KingMob 1y ago
uv is amazing, but mise is good if you need non-python tools too (e.g., bringing in prettier to format your HTML/Js/templates, adding Js tools, etc.) It's also not either/or. mise can defer to uv for setting up all the p
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by KingMob 1y ago
The parent is describing the megamerge pattern, which is a way to work on multiple branches at once. You don't have to do that, and you rarely push it to others. History looks the same as git, usually, although I end up rebasing more t
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by KingMob 1y ago
> I'm still open to being convinced, but have yet to see anything that makes me go "wow, I need to try that!". You might not find that feature, but I'd suggest giving it a go anyway. The list of jj technical superiori
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I've taken to summing it up as "jj makes everyone the git guru".
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The ADL's morally bankrupt calculus is that they value support for Israel more, so they covered for Musk as long as he supports Israel. Which sadly, makes the rest of us less safe.
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What's truly performative is the likes of the ADL and Netanyahu covering for Musk's nazi salute. Their morally bankrupt calculus is that as long as Musk is an Israeli ally, they'll overlook the obvious. In a sad irony, this m
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Lol. Did you even watch the video? Most politicians just lift their arms up and wave like ordinary people. Musk first placed his hand on his heart, and then extended out forcefully in a clear nazi salute.

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