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by Sammi 1y ago
Yes by enabling the write ahead log feature: https://sqlite.org/wal.html It's on by default in many sqlite drivers because it really is the best default. But it isn't on by default in upstream sqlite even though i
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by Sammi 1y ago
This only applies the fix to you personally. It doesn't fix society at large. Getting people to eat a healthy diet is already hard enough. Getting people to voluntarily choose to consume a healthy media diet is clearly not going to hap
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by Sammi 1y ago
1. Don't allow foreign media 2. Don't allow foreign comments on local media The issue is the willingness to suffer to consequences of enforcing these rules. A society at war might be willing to, but a society at peace wants to pri
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by Sammi 1y ago
Honestly the stuff in my llm instructions file is basically just a readme that is just as good for human consumption. Why aren't we just calling it a readme then?
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by Sammi 1y ago
This is a non starter for anything you want to publish online, as it breaks tree shaking which will cause size bloat and therefore slow loading.
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by Sammi 1y ago
To take this concept one step further towards perfection, you would want to lose the backend completely and persist directly to a git repo using https://isomorphic-git.org/
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by Sammi 1y ago
22 is LTS. The future is now.
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by Sammi 1y ago
npx prettier
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by Sammi 1y ago
I can't even open nano in ghostty when I've ssh'd to my ubuntu box: $ nano Error opening terminal: xterm-ghostty. Works fine in macos terminal and built in vs code terminal.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Doing a bit of googling it seems people report saving anything from 20 min to 1 hour by taking the bridge. But during some particular holidays, where there is lots of traffic, the saving can become 4 hours.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Saga starts here: https://x.com/BenjaminMcCann/status/1804295731626545547?lang... https://github.com/A11yance/axobject-query/pull/354 Specifically Ben McCann along with other Svelte
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by Sammi 1y ago
You're not reading what I'm saying then. Never did I mention anything about MAD. I talked about hegemony. The opposite thing. If you insist on understanding the opposite from what I write again then I must interpret it as willful.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Absolutely not. He's making exactly the opposite case. America behaved too weakly towards Russia and that's how they got away with starting a bloody war. All nations are only beholden to their own citizens and only cooperate with
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by Sammi 1y ago
The most important thing the web standards get right is their insistence on never ever breaking backwards compatibility. HTML, CSS, and JS accumulate a lot of cruft, but they do move forward into the future without leaving anyone behind.
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Yeah those most likely to respond are those who find SO to be important and value it for whatever reason. And inversely those unlikely to respond are those who dislike SO. So the nature of SO itself will be reflected in the demographics of
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by Sammi 1y ago
If a country expects 40+ hours on average then they should also expect an inverted demographic pyramid within a generation or two. Many such cases. It's a great way to commit national seppuku.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Those percentages are all too high for a normal salery.
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by Sammi 1y ago
I'm eying Zed. Unfortunately I am dependent on a VS Code extension for a web framework I use. VS Code might have gotten to a critical level of network effect with their extensions, which might make it extremely sticky.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Why tha hell am I required to use a locked down american device to access my public services in Europe? This is not ok.
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by Sammi 1y ago
I used to do phone support for a phone company / isp and I have no idea what you just wrote.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Yes and culinary schools exist and create new cooks in a reproducible way. Why can't coding with ai be taught?
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by Sammi 1y ago
It's just hard to believe something is real when it's not reproducible.
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by Sammi 1y ago
If they're copy pasting whole paragraphs, then they're not expressing themselves at all. They're getting some program to express for them.
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by Sammi 1y ago
You only inherit the mitochondria from your mother. The sperm don't contribute mitochondria, they are all in the egg.
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by Sammi 1y ago
David Cameron a conservative ex PM. He's currently working in the genetic disease space: https://www.paediatrics.ox.ac.uk/news/former-uk-prime-minist...
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by Sammi 1y ago
No robots.txt can't fix this. Have you tried Anubis? It was all over the internet a few months ago. I wonder if it actually works well. https://github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis
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by Sammi 1y ago
You don't have to go as far as to straight up "trust by default". You can instead "give a chance" by default, which is the middle path. Actually Veritasium has a great video about this. It's proven as the most
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by Sammi 1y ago
Once you're running something as heavy as a desktop application or game, then the full Linux kernel is not the heavy part anymore.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Same with reviews. If sellers don't proactively ask for reviews from happy customers, then you're often only going to see negative reviews. This must be an existing named bias, but my google foo is failing me.
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Wow there are actual videos of the collapse at the end of the history section.

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