Macha

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by Macha 4mo ago
> I guess when I look outside of the rgb triangle in the graphic, the cyans/blues/greens shown (since I'm seeing this on a screen) are sort of shadow colors? Approximations without the full vibrancy? So there's 3 opt
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by Macha 4mo ago
There's a few dyes (mostly pinks and cyans) that are outside sRGB space (though once you apply them to a material, that combination of material and dye might be fine), Tom Scott had a video a few years ago, though I don't know if
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AI in Games: The Impact on Sales(game-oracle.com)
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by Macha 4mo ago
Because Google is able to configure Chrome to the admin's liking.
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by Macha 4mo ago
Yeah it’s easy for people now to say “Look how great the Industrial Revolution was for us, the descendants of the people who didn’t die of cholera in an overcrowded tenement” and assume the Luddites were wrong on the impact on them, but tha
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by Macha 4mo ago
The same is true of COBOL and Fortran. But also for most purposes, they are practically* dead. * With the one exception of BLAS which is widely used via NumPy
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by Macha 4mo ago
Cars are heavier, have longer stopping distances, poorer visibility and have speed measuring equipment installed. 20kph is not a difficult speed for an adult on a push bike on a flat surface, so we’re not just talking about ebikes where a m
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by Macha 4mo ago
Tokyo and Kansai, sure. But a lot of rural Japan is pretty clearly in line with rural US states.
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by Macha 4mo ago
I think its interesting that they Estonia has both the biggest swing against increasing defence spending (+23 to +1, from middle of the pack to second last), and the highest rate of blaming their own government for fuel prices. I wouldn’t h
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by Macha 4mo ago
The UK has very recently[1] announced a new push for client side scanning by messaging providers which is both very likely to be unpopular and known here, so once one person cracks the joke, others are going to want to comment. Don’t think
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by Macha 4mo ago
Of course, this damage could still be enabled with just hosted access to the models, restricting access to the model files themselves did not stop that
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by Macha 4mo ago
The team that makes the decision to change issue management systems and not to back up the data is rarely the team most affected by that decision.
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by Macha 4mo ago
Frankly even if the store was on breach of its consignment agreement, that seems like a case corporate would have against the prior owner (and one it would be hard to prove damages in), but not one that would give them any rights to the pro
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by Macha 4mo ago
The answer has always been “I asked Bob and Bob half remembered you worked in it once”, without any attempt to look for info, in my experience :(
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by Macha 4mo ago
Usually not so bluntly in the first email but I’ve seen a few emails in my spam that seem likely to have been leading that direction.
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by Macha 4mo ago
Well if they want to stop all improvements to their electric car industry that is letting them out compete European, Japanese and US manufacturers, solar panels have clearly not been important to them, and their rocket programs don’t need a
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by Macha 4mo ago
Headphones are a big one for me. By their nature, the cords are often going to get snagged and tugged on and are pretty much guaranteed to fail before the headset itself does. I'm pretty happy my current Sennheiser headphones have deta
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by Macha 5mo ago
Having been often called by coworkers to assist them with their git problems, I can assure you they don’t have a git mental model.
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by Macha 5mo ago
When its MR time I use jj push -c and I’ve set my config to auto generate a branch name from the commit message by extracting the ticket ID from the commit message since we have a standard format into something like PROJ-1234-nzytopmn . Sin
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by Macha 5mo ago
The biggest issue is my git knowledge is atrophying while my coworkers still know me as “the git wrangler” (mostly because most devs have never actually learned git, so any knowledge looks 10x more than theirs). So when a coworker comes to
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by Macha 5mo ago
I recently had to do a flight without my headphones, because they had discharged because the switch had got jostled and activated in my luggage. 10 years on, we're still running into the disadvantages of losing 3.5mm headphones, so of
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by Macha 5mo ago
On the point of the impermeancy of digital media, I will say that actual traditional podcasts with distributed by rss can and are downloaded by design which means just like with books, a publisher can only destroy their own copies not liste
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by Macha 5mo ago
You can use standard markdown links in obsidian, and even wikilinks are often supported (e.g. pulldown-cmark supports them). Or you can configure obsidian to prefer standard markdown links ( https://obsidian.md/help/sett
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by Macha 5mo ago
EU3 and EU4 at least had no leap years. I assume 1, 2 and 5 are the same. Checking the wiki, eu5 has an advance (guess these are like the nation ideas in eu4?) for Julian calendar which gives you +10% to orthodox or miaphysite nations. I do
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by Macha 5mo ago
Basically all Linux distro package managers?
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by Macha 5mo ago
In some ways the push towards trusted publishing has made these attacks more likely as the credentials are sitting in a standardized, always on CI system, rather than in a locked down corporate CI system for big packages or a developers mac
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by Macha 5mo ago
Whether the config is the registry URL or the cooldown timer you still need it on your dev machines and people to use tools that use it (the latter is especially a problem with docker in my experience, people find out testcontainers or what
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by Macha 5mo ago
Part of me wonders if the reason we see more npm attacks than pypi attacks is malware authors not wanting to deal with python packaging either
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by Macha 5mo ago
The type of leadership judging employee performance by token burn are usually doing it because they don’t have a clue how to judge performance so they’re just taking what they read on linkedin or their local cto roundtable about more AI = m
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by Macha 5mo ago
> Did you have other plans for the weekend? Or a long term project you’re prioritizing? That’s nice, you have a new plan — fix every vulnerability that comes in NOW. Or you know, provide the security companies and businesses using your s

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