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by all2 2y ago
That second one was a joy to watch. I thoroughly enjoy that kind of high level tour/discovery video.
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by all2 2y ago
> I don't think that you need to be a Christian to empathise with anyone. The big geezer's (JC) teachings imply to me that keeping quiet about your faith and simply doing good (for a given value of good) is the Way. I encourage
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by all2 2y ago
> Through carbon dating, the team also determined that the material was modern, not prehistoric. We see very clearly how assumptions and reliance on scientific theory eliminates the ability of a scientist to consider possibilities outsid
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by all2 2y ago
> any evil one trans person does, is used to stain all trans people. recognize this tendency; don't let this become like blood libel. As a Christian, I can empathize. The wrongs and hypocrisies of so many are heaped on those who hav
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by all2 2y ago
It isn't really 'personal liberty' being removed in this case. This is a bureaucracy that is enforcing external appearance standard. I'm sure these folks will be free (!) to express themselves however they like in their
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by all2 2y ago
Hm. No mention of Home of the Underdogs. https://www.homeoftheunderdogs.net/ Enjoy.
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by all2 2y ago
> You know what happens to code that works? It ships. The axiom I share with other engineers (real engineers) is "the first working solution is the final solution.
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by all2 2y ago
Claude works well for basic code boilerplate generation. I got firewall rules and nginx config for a basic app deployment just last night. Whether this is a good idea is up for a debate, but it seems to have worked well in my case (I haven&
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by all2 2y ago
But if you ask it for a list of horrible things certain religions have done, it will not give you a straight answer.
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by all2 2y ago
Ah. I am perpetuating a meme that is almost a century old. :D https://quoteinvestigator.com/2012/10/22/world-end/
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by all2 2y ago
I have the original floppy of this, plus packaging, sitting in the other room. I remember sinking hours into this on my parents' Windows 3.1 machine (maybe it was an old dos box).
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by all2 2y ago
This is a really awful way to look at artistic expression. I will note, though, that one of the complaints of the Roman empire in its twilight years was that everyone wanted to write a book, so I guess this 'old man shakes stick at enj
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by all2 2y ago
My parens sense is tingling. This sounds like a lisp-machine, or just standard lisp development environment.
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by all2 2y ago
To be fair, this happens on my 05 Outback.
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by all2 2y ago
I presume radio signal or certain frequencies of thermal would be viable for adverse weather conditions.
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by all2 2y ago
There are a few standards for rail-line widths. I know the US is on one standard (I think the narrow width lines died out almost 100 years ago at this point). I know that Europe has two, or maybe more. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by all2 2y ago
My vote is for #3 during the next closing talks with an enterprise customer.
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by all2 2y ago
Halt new year! May Good bless you richly in your pursuits and may He bless the work of your hands.
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by all2 2y ago
I think the idea of "optimized learning" is largely appealing to us nerds and electron technicians. Personally, I would love to have the dopamine response that allows for repetitive tasks to become appealing. Unfortunately, I&#x27
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by all2 2y ago
I believe this strategy was also used in WWI, but just hiding in the glare of the sun.
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by all2 2y ago
I dumped thousands of hours into Moo 2. Great game. I haven't touched it in years.
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by all2 2y ago
That's very poetic. Is there a source? From your head?
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by all2 2y ago
This is generally how I've gotten jobs. People who know people, or gladhanding at an event.
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by all2 2y ago
I find myself mashing escape regularly in PyCharm to get rid of dialogs that interrupt my view and/or train of thought.
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by all2 2y ago
> The medical information systems vendors are right up there with health insurance companies in terms of their investment in ensuring patient deaths. Ensuring. With an E. Can you expand on this?
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by all2 2y ago
I do SW in a hardware world that restricts a lot of dependencies. We vendor some, but mostly roll or own libraries. For time intensive things peripheral to our work we will rely on 3rd party modules (ie, network stack or UI).
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by all2 2y ago
No industry standard format that I know of. I presume I'll have to come up with my own (some kind of typed JSON, probably). At the end of the line these are just function definitions -- a black box that takes well defined inputs and pr
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by all2 2y ago
Steve, I'd like to know if I can use the SDK to build workflow/process diagrams that specify inputs, outputs, and side effects (ie, this process creates a pile of logs or documentation) and then export a process specification for
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by all2 2y ago
SyncThing is my go-to for multi-device syncing.
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by all2 2y ago
There were, for awhile, some security systems had on-screen keyboards that would change layout on every key press.

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