Klathmon

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by Klathmon 3y ago
It's revolutionized our in house tooling at work. No longer do I need to give PR feedback more than a couple times, because we can just ask chatgpt to come up with a lint rule that detects and sometimes auto-fixes the issue. I use it t
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by Klathmon 3y ago
> limitations imposed by governments to make it "safer". You have scare quotes there for some reason, but by pretty much all accounts cars now are so much safer than before. Like to an insane amount, over a 50% reduction in cha
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by Klathmon 3y ago
It's a crazy sounding goal, but I've heard the idea thrown around that they want them to be closer to airliners in terms of numbers of flights. I have no idea if that's just Elon spouting nonsense or if it's realistic, b
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by Klathmon 3y ago
Oh for sure I don't think anyone is advocating we dump more sulphur dioxide into the air, but it's just an example of something that may have been globally slightly beneficial without us realizing
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by Klathmon 3y ago
There have been arguments that the sulfur dioxide we have been pumping into the atmosphere from ships has actually been geoengineering keeping temperatures down for decades. https://x.com/hankgreen/status/168753552
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by Klathmon 3y ago
That works until they sell your mortgage to someone else, a process that you have zero control over.
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by Klathmon 3y ago
I'm so curious what is causing this to launch on a Falcon Heavy! Previous launches of the X-37B have been on a Falcon 9 with an RTLS landing, and now this one is using one of the largest launchers there is. What is it doing with all th
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by Klathmon 3y ago
I just had it last week, and I almost completely lost my sense of taste and smell. I'm feeling better and no longer testing positive this week, but I still have basically no sense of smell.
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by Klathmon 3y ago
I've found this to be such a powerful thing in the workplace. I work with some people who I almost always disagree with, almost like magic. But from that disagreement can often come better solutions than either one of us would have bee
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by Klathmon 3y ago
There are a ton of significant differences between browsers, especially when it comes to input elements, and around focus. There are even OS differences between the same browser! This site shows some of the default styles for different elem
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by Klathmon 3y ago
We recently found that the new artillery.io service is going to be something like $600 or $1200 a month. It's not exactly front and center, and I think it's not fully released yet, but they do have the price in the FAQ which I res
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by Klathmon 3y ago
Probably most, considering it's Discord's logo and screenshots of their app used in the article, and discord.io isn't loading with 522 errors right now so you can't exactly check.
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by Klathmon 3y ago
Extremely reliable, but it can get expensive to have to buy a moca to Ethernet adapter at each point. You want to stick with moca 2, and there might be some gotchas with older coax wiring, but I previously ran it for years without issue.
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by Klathmon 3y ago
On the other hand, automatic retires can be suprising, especially when they don't completely understand the returned error and retry on errors they shouldn't. I just wasted a couple hours the other week due to langchainjs defaulti
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by Klathmon 3y ago
But this is basically the absence of a query syntax, a way to query via natural language, and not just get back a list of results, but have it almost synthesize an answer. To everyone who isn't a software developer, this is a new parad
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by Klathmon 3y ago
I've just found that any time my phone says it's on 5G, it barely works at all. I've actually gone in and set the preferred network to LTE and every now and then I try setting it back, and almost every time I set it back with
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by Klathmon 4y ago
Who said using any for everything? I love using TS for prototypes because you can define the interfaces wherever you feel they're important, and leave the rest to any. And like you said, you can always improve the types later
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by Klathmon 4y ago
Can't you say the same thing about a sighted tester who misses a field that the developer forgot to implement?
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by Klathmon 4y ago
Eh, as long as the team is on board, and the sugar is simple enough and maps well to the underlying language without a ton of extra code, then I have no issues with it. If it ever becomes a liability, you just check in the "transformed
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by Klathmon 4y ago
>All you needed was to shovel like 20 meters of path and maybe a wheelbarrow. According to the article some of the areas are getting 30 inches of snow and ice! With drifts easily doubling that, I could see how 20 meters could quickly bec
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by Klathmon 4y ago
Or it shows that humanity is capable of solving the problems so the worst case scenario predictions never come true.
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by Klathmon 4y ago
One really cool thing I heard in this video, is the double sonic booms from each booster. There are reasons behind it that I don't really understand, but each booster makes 2 distinct sonic booms as it comes in to land. With Falcon Hea
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by Klathmon 4y ago
IIRC this wasn't made by an algorithm, the pointing locations were mapped by hand and the list of images is fixed. So I think in this case it is because of personal bias of the author (regardless of how unintended it might be)
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by Klathmon 4y ago
>at least attempt to attribute if there is a direct copy (which by their own admission happens about 0.1% of the time). IIRC they just block that suggestion if they detect it's a copy now
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by Klathmon 4y ago
There's a good middle ground of bundling your SPA into chunks of related files (I prefer to name them the SHA hash of the content), and giving them good cache lifetimes. You can have a "vendor" chunk (or a few) which just hol
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by Klathmon 4y ago
I mean if your code is already hosted on Github, your builds done by github actions, and/or issues managed by github issues, it's not like giving MS that same code back is going to increase "liability" at all.
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by Klathmon 4y ago
I don't think I've ever been excited for a CSS feature as much as I am for `:has` and `:where`!
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by Klathmon 4y ago
Has anyone here used their self hosted version? I always assume that running an on-prem version of a SAAS offering is going to be a shit show, but I'm curious if anyone here uses it?
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by Klathmon 5y ago
I believe this is the idea behind the https://fast.com speed test. It just downloads data from Netflix servers, so the results you get are basically guaranteed to be the speeds you would get with Netflix.
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by Klathmon 5y ago
Yeah looking at the commit graph for the keybase client shows a pretty obvious acquisition date.. https://github.com/keybase/client/graphs/contributors

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