LanceH

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by LanceH 11mo ago
I use it almost exclusively for Satisfactory, which I could buy again on Steam, but I don't want to. Steam is working flawlessly. Other than anti-cheat, I haven't run across anything that doesn't play exactly like its window
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by LanceH 11mo ago
I just tried installing Heroic Games on Arch, and the install process has left me less than impressed. It will be one vague error with a bunch of forums saying, "try this" and no "this is what that error means". I try
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by LanceH 11mo ago
I did, in fact, read the article. I've offered my subversive FizzBuzz as an alternative. It's not according to the article's rules, but it's definitely against the grain of the normal FizzBuzz.
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by LanceH 11mo ago
package main import ( "fmt" "math/rand" ) var fb [4]string = [4]string{"", "fizz", "buzz", "fizzbuzz"} var lucky int64 = 176064004 func main() { for i :
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by LanceH 11mo ago
That's what the AI agents at MS and Apple told told their respective companies to do.
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by LanceH 11mo ago
Nearly, but not 8 digits of precision worth.
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by LanceH 1y ago
Science doesn't get evaluated in a court a law. The standards for science in court have to do with credentials, charisma, money, and gullibility. Reproducibility doesn't exist in court. They only have to find convince a gullibl
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by LanceH 1y ago
If a trillion dollars is on the line, could the stock be manipulated to be higher than that for less than a trillion?
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by LanceH 1y ago
The joke is that there is a group of people who are fashionably allergic to various things. Remember 15 years ago when suddenly everyone was celiac? I'm all for cutting junk carbs out of the diet, but this was something people were j
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by LanceH 1y ago
Lactose intolerance isn't remotely the same thing as an allergy.
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by LanceH 1y ago
> and in some cases, pretty much all the business logic and you still have to enforce that business logic in the backend as well.
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by LanceH 1y ago
> The fact people can't escape JavaScript doesn't stop people from being JS haters. It just creates more of them. The nice thing about stimulus is that it binds the pages I'm making to the javascript. It's all easy t
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by LanceH 1y ago
I was thinking about this overnight and maybe my beef is the article feels like it's written as a solution to "offline", when really it's a much narrower solution. This solution doesn't nearly move us toward making
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by LanceH 1y ago
The details appear to be not giving a damn about changes to data. I personally wouldn't describe that as "converging". As it says, this is "Last Write Wins", which is great if the last writer is always correct. &qu
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by LanceH 1y ago
I think of this as the "garage band problem". Imagine a bunch of teens deciding to make a band. They come up with a name, make t-shirts, even get the cover for the bass drum -- but how much did they actually play? Personally, I&
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by LanceH 1y ago
> professional cycling became pathetic deplorable 'sport' full of jokes of sportsmen that should not be respected or admired in any way And yet we have the major sports who don't test in any meaningful way. Maybe the mista
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by LanceH 1y ago
Depends on the language. This one is pretty settled in Ruby.
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by LanceH 1y ago
Drunk woman gets in the car, misbehaves, driver attempts to kick her out, she reports him.
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by LanceH 1y ago
The ford ranger is so much bigger and expensive now.
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by LanceH 1y ago
There is a fusion 360 plugin where you can customize all this. You won't be able to download everything out there for the default grid size, but you can make your own.
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by LanceH 1y ago
The place to start would be enough basic bins and the grid itself for the Alex drawers from Ikea. The cool things about gridfinity is not just the custom pieces, but also the exact fit that can be achieved. Since every drawer seems to be a
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by LanceH 1y ago
I've printed a ton of little compartments for all manner of things for crafts. I'll print the grid to lay flat in a drawer, and then print various size boxes which socket into that grid. I'll also print a grid to lay on the
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by LanceH 1y ago
Depends on what you're listening to. If it's a recap of something and you're just looking for the answer to "what happened?", that can be fine for 2x. If you're getting into the "why?" maybe slower
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by LanceH 1y ago
Read the title and go.
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by LanceH 1y ago
I still have the levels, though I shudder at the thought of opening quark to edit them :) Incidentally the cake only existed for about 2 minutes while we got a photo of it, then it was cut up and devoured by ravenous 4 year olds. It was a f
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by LanceH 1y ago
Cool. I have have a least one of my custom maps on there. It was my son's favorite game when he was 3-5, so I started making maps that couldn't be failed, working my way up to some tricky things. At one point I made a birthday ca
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by LanceH 1y ago
They don't return a net gain to the university, perhaps, but the people running them and advocating them are profiting nicely.
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by LanceH 1y ago
You almost had it until the end. This will be used to generate even more powerpoint.
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by LanceH 1y ago
I was working with Go a lot as something complementary to Ruby/Rails. I have ended up with so much Ruby work. Either maintenance of large successful efforts from years ago, new development for those same companies, or new development
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by LanceH 1y ago
I mentally earmark a month and wait for something "official" or at least some expert analysis which can be confirmed. I'm not sure what the experts could discern from any video that's out there, but sometimes it's

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