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by all2 1y ago
Email. Async comms make sense 99% of the time at my job. Unless there's deep work to be done, or pie-in-the-sky idea fabricating. Or rubber-ducky sessions. But I won't do those with AI.
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by all2 1y ago
> I definitely am negatively biased toward anything I perceive using buzz words or jargon. Unfortunately every profession with any depth of knowledge will have jargon. Even house staff at a restaurant will talk about 2-tops and 4-tops, e
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by all2 1y ago
But that's ok because the calls are hidden from the programmer. I'm not sure if my response is serious or tongue-in-cheek. Maybe a bit of both.
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by all2 1y ago
I didn't realize it was this bad. Though, the last British TV show I consumed was Dr. Who, and I quit watching about the time Capaldi took the stage. I cannot think of another show that I've watched... There was a David Tennant mu
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by all2 1y ago
Hot or not is still a thing...
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by all2 1y ago
Can you expand on this?
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by all2 1y ago
I remember reading a PC Magazine article about Rogue Squadron for the N64. Apparently it was one of the first games to feature a context specific soundtrack.
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by all2 1y ago
Looks almost exactly like Kraken's UI.
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by all2 1y ago
Reminds me of finviz's sorting/selection UI for stocks/funds.
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by all2 1y ago
The US was never a democracy in the strict sense of the word. Even the popular vote for the president can be overturned by the electoral college. The founders knew that people are, by and large, dumb. And they accounted for that with the re
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by all2 1y ago
This might actually be a decent business model. Sell hard goods to fund your habit of making excellent software tools.
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by all2 1y ago
Make it timing based and randomized. Sync the 'seed' during device init, and then the listener knows when to listen for the airtag. The airtag then turns on for a specified duration (random between some min/max time), and the
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by all2 1y ago
Sometimes you sow a little seed here and there, and sometimes it takes.
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by all2 1y ago
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-dev-kits/en/latest/e... Pinout for the dev board.
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by all2 1y ago
What's the advantage of using a new language over using an existing language?
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by all2 1y ago
I'm building a simple community site (a HN clone) and I haven't gotten to the ranking algorithms yet. I'm very curious about how this could work.
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by all2 1y ago
How would 'trust' manifest? A karma system? How are individuals in the network linked? Just comments on comments? Or something different?
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by all2 1y ago
This sounds like execution/variable resolution scopes in programming languages. I wonder if there are ideas from programming languages you could pick up and use?
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by all2 1y ago
I think this may always have been a thing. The idea of 'differentiation' in psychology might be related; where young adults seek for ways to be _different_ than their parents/siblings/peers.
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by all2 1y ago
The Pontiac Fiero has notoriously bad plastic panels.
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by all2 1y ago
I hate that this is true. I have 10 year old hardware and I still haven't managed to get suspend on lid close to work. Also, power management? Linux seems really power hungry. I expect 6ish hours out of the battery I have, but with Lin
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by all2 1y ago
I confused. How is this anti-authority?
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by all2 1y ago
Responsibility is a scary thing. It means we have the opportunity to do well or to do poorly. And if we do poorly, we bear the consequences.
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by all2 1y ago
> Yeah, so I don't see how helping out the big players and not everyone else is a good thing. If you want your stuff to be private, you have a legal option. > Yeah but the open source ones ARE guaranteed. Even if they later becom
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by all2 1y ago
>> You can make proprietary changes to the engine without releasing them (unlike GPL). > Why is that a good thing? Game dev at the top tiers is an arms race. Being able to do proprietary things is attractive to big players. >&gt
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by all2 1y ago
What is a 'climate goal'?
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by all2 1y ago
I've been working with FastHTML and I have to say, I rather enjoy HTML-markup-as-objects. It works pretty seamlessly and you get something like this: @app.post('/part/add') def create_part(part_number: str
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by all2 2y ago
For a long time I've wanted to install one of these to pull graffiti off of trains. As art goes, graffiti is one of the last 'free' expressions where it is essentially truly anonymous and definitely not for money. Being free
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by all2 2y ago
I had to implement exec() on Unix V6 for my OS course at uni.
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by all2 2y ago
Mind sharing your admin dashboard workflow?

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