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by _cenw 9mo ago
My pet theory is that it's just because don't have a critical mass of iOS users to make iMessage viable and still wanted features at least half a decade before RCS got to a usable state.
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by _cenw 9mo ago
The problem with rate limiting with money is always that it's also going to be too much for someone else to pay (or too little for others). I'm so glad ICANN banned silent auctions for the next round of gTLDs.
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by _cenw 9mo ago
The problem is that GitHub gives admin access to the person who clicked the create repository button personally and then calls it a day. And the only real way around this is to make people create repositories elsewhere, on a self-service da
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by _cenw 9mo ago
I remember a time when the v3 API didn't even have IDs and whenever someone in your org changed their username or renamed a repo you'd be left guessing who it is. This is also the reason I wrote our current user onboarding /
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by _cenw 9mo ago
qed on the lack of imagination.
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by _cenw 9mo ago
It seems silly to blame globalism and automation. These should be good things. More production with less should be good. There is another culprit, one that has been smoldering for centuries. Most creative work has already been commodified
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by _cenw 9mo ago
Arguing with someone who is intellectually dishonest is also usually unproductive (unless you know what you're doing and want to convince bystanders). So it's more of a tie.
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by _cenw 9mo ago
Did some of that today. Extracting logic from Helm templates that read like 2000s PHP and moving it to a nushell script rendering values. Took a lot of guidance both in terms of making it test its own code and architectural/style decis
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by _cenw 9mo ago
I guess we'll forever wonder how much of the lack of turnout was due to backing the wrong party outside a swing state.
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by _cenw 9mo ago
Nope, I will not get myself dragged into this mud, except maybe to say that by the numbers, "not voting" won.
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by _cenw 9mo ago
We both know this is an imperfect statement without getting into a lecture about representative democracy or voting modalities.
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by _cenw 9mo ago
Is anyone else getting more mentally exhausted by this? I get more done, but I also miss the relaxing code typing in the middle of the process.
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by _cenw 10mo ago
> When I should be engaging with the real world and people in my life. While I appreciate the sentiment, I don't think you need to couple "offline interaction" with this criticism. As a neurodivergent person in more than o
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by _cenw 10mo ago
I don't get the hangup on having multiple accounts. The point of AP is that you can read any kind post, not create any kind of post. There is a truth to consumption over communication, but that is in the destruction of third spaces
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by _cenw 10mo ago
Personally. Not extrapolating from whatever toxic waste you consume online. My bet is that you're not even in California. But even if you are. What hardship has an open definition of sex to include gender identity and expression inflic
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by _cenw 10mo ago
I am not going to be an advocate for any company in that way if they willingly work with people that want to stomp out my rights or even my existence. I did recommend Framework Laptops to my work colleagues, friends and family. I wouldn&#x2
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by _cenw 10mo ago
Name a law that fits this category that'd personally affect you.
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by _cenw 10mo ago
A Framework 13. I haven't replaced it yet. And you missed the point. I believed in the "mission" of Framework. That was my primary motivation to buy one. But their stance here is not compatible with that. So I may as well buy
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by _cenw 10mo ago
You can believe whatever bioessentialist crap you want as long as you leave us alone.
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by _cenw 10mo ago
I am not fucking around when I say incompatible with my existence. Of course I don't mean getting murdered, but advocating conversion therapy gets pretty close. https://world.hey.com/dhh/bad-therapy-08849dc9 I wou
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by _cenw 10mo ago
I actually agree with boycotts not being effective. I'm not exactly boycotting Framework - but I will not accept getting less value than I could get elsewhere for the signaling power for repairability anymore. I'm clearly very m
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by _cenw 10mo ago
It seems insane that nobody at the other end runs something as simple as MAT or imagick (twice) over it to take the text layers out before uploading though. I hope this is at least partially intentional.
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by _cenw 10mo ago
DHH praising himself in the testimonials, funny.
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by _cenw 10mo ago
They're very cool. I actually combine them with Nix. Because why not. https://github.com/SEIAROTg/quadlet-nix
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by _cenw 10mo ago
Yeah. This is a reaction to providers like blacksmith or self-hosted solutions like the k8s operator being better at operating their very bad runner then them, at cheaper prices, with better performance, more storage and warm caches. The pr
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by _cenw 10mo ago
Not really. I live next to an airport with both a civilian and military presence (and an alternate for a NATO airbase). The number of military/police flights that I can only see on MLAT is pretty worrying. I don't think BPol has e
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by _cenw 10mo ago
I always get the impression that whenever military/police have the option to turn off ADS-B, they do. Not just in the US or by US forces. Not just on sensitive flights. I don't think the toggle ever gets used.
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by _cenw 10mo ago
That "AI is just like your coworker / friend / companion" view is intentionally created by people who need the bubble part of AI to go as far as possible. I only know about this TED Talk because it was in a mandatory t
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by _cenw 10mo ago
Indeed. I only recognize the name from some pretty bad armchair psychology takes and hobby sociology on trans people a few years back. Nothing compared to what happens on X these days of course. Still a worthwhile read.
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by _cenw 10mo ago
My guess is that it just uses the existing finalizers and ensures the memory is overwritten. https://pkg.go.dev/runtime#SetFinalizer

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