Moomoomoo309

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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
What if you commit secrets to the repo by accident?
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Internet brain rot does what it does. Call me weird all you want, but my comment isn't the only one pointing this out, is it?
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
That's a very tall claim, and one that I personally doubt. When it comes to refactoring old code with unclear requirements and inconsistent style, I have not seen AI do well. Of course, these things are bad, but that's the reality
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Yes, it generally includes people on the left side of American politics, but exactly where those lines are drawn is all over the place - including who exactly is on the left. It's overly broad, including in the context it was used. It
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
AI is good at writing small-ish tools from scratch. Most software development isn't like that, and people claiming it is are disingenuous. That being said, it is also true that if you are doing that kind of software development, AI wil
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Stop using the word "woke". No one agrees what it means, so when you use it, people interpret it differently. The people I think you meant when you said "woke" probably aren't actually the people you meant. Seriousl
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Except they have no idea how it will be implemented, and as the article points out, few people will seek the reimbursement, meaning it isn't automatic and isn't returned when you leave, you must seek it out after you leave the cou
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Yes, because "cp" is code for "child porn".
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Yeah, except for the tax cuts for the wealthy which created more debt than all of their other cuts combined, and then some.
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Oh, I totally agree with this, but I think the largest cause is unfortunately simpler (especially in the US) than people think: Middlemen. Subcontracting has made every project a boondoggle since now you don't need to coordinate intern
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
The part you're missing: All the people whose public transit you funded aren't driving! It reduced traffic! You benefitted from it, whether you realize it or not. People in the cities pay lots of car and gas-related taxes, despite
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Do you think those opinions would have made it more difficult to work with certain employees at Mozilla based on certain protected traits in the law? If so, I think the donation is a red herring, it's the opinion itself that's the
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
This feels off to me. There are so many Indians in silicon Valley, most of which speak at least one Indian language (even if not as well as English) in addition to English, some from India, some whose parents or grandparents are from India.
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
EAC has a Proton-compatible version, actually. Even if they enable it, if they use that version, it'll work fine via wine/Proton.
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
You mean how it defaults to a different folder? Yeah, no idea on that one. Mozilla needs to give bookmarks some love imo, but I think far fewer people use them than one might expect.
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Enable the menu bar in Firefox - given this thread, that'll probably be a great joy for you. I love the menu bar, it's so convenient.
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Can you think of a forum that isn't tiny that does not do this kind of moderation that isn't a cesspool? Your theory seems sound, but I don't know if I have ever seen it implemented such that the theory is correct.
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Metal wheels have significantly reduced friction, switching to something like a car tire would require much more frequent tire replacements and would have a lot more issues. Steel on steel is the way to go for fixed-route vehicles if possib
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
I work at a fintech company doing Spring Boot, and the only python I've seen here is in some CI scripts (which I can see but do not have access to edit, we have a team that maintains CI). Everything else is Java, Kotlin, or JS for some
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
It only takes one time: a woman who sees a man as less than for admitting his weakness makes him never talk about that stuff around women again. Unfortunately, there are many women who react this way, so the cycle continues. I don't ne
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
And if it's not the same infrastructure, we can lower the fuel cost by reducing rolling resistance by switching to steel wheels on steel tracks, and then since no other vehicles will be on this infrastructure, we can chain multiple of
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
It's so that you can do the "all languages in one IDE" thing you just described by using the LSP for languages IntelliJ Ultimate doesn't support. The experience will be more or less identical to VSCode for LSP languages,
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Oh, Lua's type checker doesn't check function calls at all. Pass too few arguments? The rest are nil. Pass too many? The extras are dropped. An editor could check for it relatively easily (and some do, I think), but the language d
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
They're trying to tell you that Trump is as stupid as he seems. For many people, they're faking being stupid. Trump, like George W Bush, is not. There's no 4D chess going on here, whatever seems like the simplest explanation
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
"My father worked two jobs to have money to throw in the money pit!" - The Onion I wonder if we were in a post-scarcity world, what we'd think of stuff like this.
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
I think if you look at this site, the warmongering never stopped, so they're not really at it again...
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
That's an iOS keyboard thing, actually. The normal apostrophe is not the default one the keyboard uses.
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Something that complicates that statistic is the awful one the article alludes to: Broadly speaking, women attempt suicide, men commit suicide. When you're looking at nonfatal suicide, women tend to show up much higher because the men
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by Moomoomoo309 1y ago
Tax the rich mentality also led to the "golden age of capitalism" of the 1940s, 50s, and 60s. The tax rates on the wealthiest in the US at that time were huge, and that money went into job programs, housing assistance programs, co
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by Moomoomoo309 2y ago
If you're using IntelliJ, you can also right click the breakpoints and set conditions, or set a breakpoint to not suspend execution, but to activate another breakpoint so you can wait for a condition or line of code to be reached befor

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