Larrikin

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by Larrikin 1y ago
Word of warning, because there is just so much praise online about it, it is a very slow burn. I gave up on first season half way through. I picked it up again after first season was fully out because of all the good reviews and was happy t
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by Larrikin 1y ago
This solution is heavily dependent on the material. An intro to CS class where every answer is a few lines of pseudocode might be able to effectively teach the material by forcing everything on to the test. A software engineering class that
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Post your sources
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Well run restaurants waste as little food as possible, since that's all profit being thrown away.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
So your argument is that instead of using the vetted talents of everyone in the world we would be better off shutting everyone out and using only the talents of a tiny percentage of the world?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
The wealthy can buy bots then.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
What isn't new?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Obama voters who switched to Trump are not a portion worth talking about. They are in the same vein as talking about no votes for genocide hardcore Palestinian supporters who sat out or people dating immigrants that had their partners depor
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by Larrikin 1y ago
All of which give you an abnormal gait that the system should immediately flag for immediate inspection as someone trying to hide their gait.
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Home Assistant Community Day 2025(home-assistant.io)
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Everything Columbia University did and what they got in return.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
>after Java 21/23, what's the argument for using Kotlin Having to use Java again when Kotlin exist
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by Larrikin 1y ago
But can you justify Scala existing at all in 2025. I think it pushed boundaries but ultimately failed as a language worth adoption.l anymore.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I remember the winamp skins I considered awful that were just a jpeg image of a girl in a bikini or a cartoon character. What lazy design I also remember trying to make my own after seeing good ones and bad ones. It was tedious and it'
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Yes
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Why can't the board network while having the AI generate the big ideas for the last few workers?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Why not program the schedule for Halloween and have it turn on and off with the sun or sun2 integration
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Home Assistant is nice for this crowd in that you can actually use a real programming language to do the automations. I went with PyScript but NodeRed is very popular as well. No need for YAML
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by Larrikin 1y ago
A simple example is that people who start with Python think the list comprehension with all the colons and negative numbers is actually good instead of a hindrance. Python relies on pandas, Polars, and Pyfunctional to prop up a bad language
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Scala screwed up by having no filter. Implementing every idea someone with a PhD thought of from the entire history of programming seems like a good idea until you have to use the language. Everybody doing whatever they want because of the
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Fleet will also most likely get abandoned as people who pay for an IDE highly prefer the older one and people who want VSCode use VSCode I also think any revival of AppCode is also dead as JetBrains is all in on Kotlin everywhere. iOS multi
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Costco has many locations internationally. They're kind of nice in that the pizza is the same if you ever feel home sick in a country with terrible pizza. Small errands also completely defeats the point of Costco. Running to a corner s
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by Larrikin 1y ago
It is two or three clicks, the people behind you can wait if the business is introducing this fake pressure into giving them charity
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by Larrikin 1y ago
If you don't think it deserves a tip just click on No Tip. You feel weird once then it just becomes a habit and then freeing to not even have to think about giving money when people just randomly ask you for it. It is silly to pay in c
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by Larrikin 1y ago
If I live in a NYC like this how do I visit my friends in Philadelphia? What if they live in Towson MD? Now what if they live in the suburbs? How would I visit anybody in the country side anywhere? What if I want to buy in bulk at Costco? W
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Maybe we will get some university backed SETI like projects to replace all those personal mining rigs now that that hype is finally fading.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I'm glad there are finally multiple options for agentic for JetBrains so I no longer have to sometimes switch over to VSCode and its various versions. Copilot at work and Junie at home. I found nothing about my VSCode excursions to be
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by Larrikin 1y ago
There are lazy developers reading this very comment thread that broke basic website functionality this week because they only tested on Chrome
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Why would I want to go to a blog post that also describes the wrong way to do something? I never said delete anything, but deprecation warnings, closure, and subsequent SEO down ranking of formerly correct but now incorrect/irrelevant
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by Larrikin 1y ago
What was the question? If it is from 2010 and was a relevant question or answer then but has since become irrelevant or even wrong because the framework or language has moved on I actually support this kind of clean up. There are a lot of b

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