_joel

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by _joel 2mo ago
Gravity, just ask Jupiters' Moons.
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by _joel 2mo ago
Checksumming the dependencies in the Gemfile may help. https://blog.rubygems.org/2024/12/19/bundler-v2-6.html
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by _joel 2mo ago
Amazing, good to know the exploit lived on :)
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by _joel 2mo ago
Ah yes, fond memories of SWOS on the Amiga 500. Just stand in front of the opposing keeper and watch the ball ricochet back in to score and win.
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by _joel 2mo ago
You need to learn about this guy then https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Shulgin
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by _joel 2mo ago
Surely a good opportunity to tout your recent wristware Jeff? :D
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by _joel 2mo ago
You don't seem to be able to read the "better than carbon rich alternatives" that literally in what I originally wrote.
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by _joel 2mo ago
Not great for the wildlife during drilling but it's better than the carbon rich alternatives.
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by _joel 2mo ago
Err, no. You're well out there! By literally 10^100 years or more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD4izuDMUQA
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by _joel 2mo ago
right, so a very specific case of playing FLAC via an external device, not on the system itself. Ok, that makes more sense. Still don't get what the issue is. Put the device in the correct mode and play from whatever digital input or p
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by _joel 2mo ago
yea, you're probably right, if only there wasn't a local writeable bin path that wasn't homebrew they could put it :D
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by _joel 2mo ago
FLAC? That shows some degree of advanced technology that I would assume the original device in question does not have.
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by _joel 2mo ago
If only they had a clean digital way of getting data into the system.
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by _joel 2mo ago
Installer might look pretty but it installs to the homebrew dir, despite not being a homebrew package. Very dirty. No uninstall method.
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by _joel 2mo ago
I don't particularly care for the messing around. I'm of an age now where I've done that and prefer to spend my time not working around self-imposed tech issues. Also, good luck finding a bank in the UK that can support that
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by _joel 2mo ago
Complete non-starter for me until banking apps support it (even rooted android would be a start).
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by _joel 2mo ago
The first thing I'd do if working with an LLM on tabular data is to ask what the best tool would be to work with that data and build up a proper harness to work with the data sensibly. Rawdogging LLM isn't the tool for forecasting
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by _joel 2mo ago
I thought it was a consumer grade GPU until I saw the 192GB of HBM and 256GB or RAM.
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by _joel 2mo ago
They were literally in front of an LLM. Did they ask for tools? edit: Lovable is a web app too, not an agent.
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by _joel 2mo ago
You are being very naive, I'm afraid. You should fear the wronguns on the internet
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by _joel 2mo ago
Circular dependency detected. You must first know the thing to be able to know the thing.
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by _joel 2mo ago
Why is this here?
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by _joel 2mo ago
Nice way to promote your band, lol
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by _joel 2mo ago
I've got an ESP32-S3 original that was festering in a drawer. Took it out a few weekends back and plugged it into a claude session. Within a morning it was running a custom rust firmware that was showing the monitoring overview for the
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by _joel 2mo ago
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/28/asia/japan-earthquake-int... for some Reuters reporting.
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by _joel 3mo ago
From the eye of Sauron himself.
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by _joel 3mo ago
Probably one of the best interview questions that I've been asked over the years, is to write a script (can't remember the purpose) in bash, using pen and paper. Really made me think hard.
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by _joel 3mo ago
Brown dwarfs fascinate me, they can be at room temperature (range from about 2,800 K down to 250 K (roughly 2,500 °C to -23 °C / 4,500 °F to -10 °F) You could basically have a bath in a brown dwarf, sure you might not last long, but st
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by _joel 3mo ago
small, medium and large.
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by _joel 3mo ago
"Yes sir, your table is upstairs, just go up via the basement."

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