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by audiodude 3y ago
I re-wrote (in Python) the WP1 bot, which compiles information on the importance and quality (Featured Article, A, B, Stub) of Wikipedia articles in Wikipedia projects. It's currently the bot with the most all time edits on English Wik
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by audiodude 3y ago
I think the wording of the article title helps push people to this conclusion. My first thought was "we're 24 years into the 21st century, I'm sure we already have one of those".
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by audiodude 3y ago
If you're looking for alternative search, I have to mention Kagi ( https://kagi.com/ ). Not free, but totally worth it to filter out results like geeksforgeeks, tutorialspoint, w3schools etc.
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by audiodude 3y ago
Stephen F. Roberts used this tagline on the alt.atheism newsgroup: “I contend we are both atheists. I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dism
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by audiodude 3y ago
> Read the full statement below. I'd rather read a summary of key points, thanks.
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by audiodude 3y ago
Another annoying thing about the 1976 Copyright Act/Berne Convention is that copyright is automatic. You don't need to register with any organization, any "original work of authorship fixed in a tangible form" is copyrig
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by audiodude 3y ago
A bit tangential, but I'm not sure I could ever play D&D on a VTT. I understand the allure of playing over the internet in general, because you can pick outlandish times and don't have to be geographically collocated. But for
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by audiodude 3y ago
I would suggest keeping a D&D feature set, which is a "common ground" that most people are familiar with, to demo the app. But I agree with the post above, niche system players are going to love this more since they are unders
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by audiodude 3y ago
I don't love the lottery or scratch offs, though I don't mind playing occasionally. But what I can't stand is the self perceived moral superiority of people who are like "haha, lottery is for idiots!"
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by audiodude 3y ago
Like this grocery_list { fruits: "apple" fruits: "banana" fruits: "pear" }
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DigitalOcean Hacktoberfest 2023 will not feature t-shirts(hacktoberfest.com)
4 points by audiodude 3y ago|2 comments
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by audiodude 3y ago
Wake me up when September ends?
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by audiodude 3y ago
I've had a Google issued pixelbook for work since 2018 and I absolutely love it.
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by audiodude 3y ago
Background on this, and explanation of framerules: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rIJNT7dCmE
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by audiodude 3y ago
As someone who has contributed to the Evennia codebase (Hacktober 22), I can say that it's OOP systems are largely well thought out and very flexible. There are hooks for things like when your object gets created/destroyed, picked
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by audiodude 3y ago
But why do Apple Silicon macs require an addition 1.1 GB of updates?
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by audiodude 3y ago
At every former company, where we tried to use Agile or sprints, we ended up reaching a system where we just had basically "one big rolling sprint". Every two weeks, only a few tasks were actually done, and every task got pulled i
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by audiodude 3y ago
I've heard plenty of stories of people saying "my email is fred@fredsmith.com" and it being input by a customer rep as "fred@fredsmith.com@gmail.com". Or them asking "At gmail.com or hotmail?" and you have
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by audiodude 3y ago
> NO! > Great just what the world needs, another freaking MP3 player. Go Steve! Where's the Newton?!
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by audiodude 3y ago
TIL about Chrome's reading list. Though the first few articles I read about it were about an old version and didn't work on my version of Chrome.
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by audiodude 3y ago
I guess the implication was that VS Code works well and I don't need tree-sitter?
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by audiodude 3y ago
Okay, that's a good thing! From the article: > Neither tree-sitter nor Emacs come installed with language grammars > ...it’ll only work if you don’t have an exceptional setup (so it won’t work well unless you have GCC and run som
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by audiodude 3y ago
That's not the impression I got from TFA. It sounds like, once you have Emacs compiled with tree-sitter, you also need to have a language binding in a shared library in a known location (that you have to compile yourself or depend on t
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by audiodude 3y ago
This is so hopeless complicated that I'm glad I use VSCode and not Emacs anymore. Sheesh.
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by audiodude 3y ago
In 2010 we needed to act "before 2020" which seemed like plenty of time. I'm convinced we already have met the "tipping point". No one wants to say that though because it would be either admitting climate change is
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by audiodude 3y ago
I've recently pivoted from blogging (which I did on and off since 2006) to digital gardening. The latter is more focused on a network/graph of interconnected nodes with backlinks. The idea is that you don't have to write one
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by audiodude 3y ago
Spoiler alert: you need to write PHP.
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by audiodude 4y ago
God I hate nature
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by audiodude 4y ago
+1 for the concept of "we were dead before we were born". I've always found that the simplest answer to "What happens after you die?" is "The same thing that happened before you were born: everything".
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by audiodude 4y ago
You can click on an element of the date and type it directly.

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