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by badc0ffee 4mo ago
The rsync thread has the requisite comment saying a Rust rewrite would fix everything.
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by badc0ffee 4mo ago
The (misguided IMO) idea was that buying their gas and integrating them into world markets would strengthen ties and liberalize them in the medium term. Nobody believes that anymore, post-2022.
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by badc0ffee 4mo ago
Did more or less this with my mother-in-law and her Echo Dot.
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by badc0ffee 4mo ago
At which layer? dir /w, for example, is never going to list the contents of \w.
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by badc0ffee 4mo ago
I've seen AI-generated API documentation do this: "Good for X and Y. Do NOT use for Z - use foo instead." A human writer would add that sparingly, for cases where there might be some ambiguity. But the bot added that to basic
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by badc0ffee 4mo ago
I remember that being how you shut off turbo mode on your XT clone in DOS.
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by badc0ffee 4mo ago
Patrick Wardle, the guy behind Objective-See, had that style in the 2010s when I first started following his work. I actually liked it at the time.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
Reading this feels like stepping into two different conversations already in progress.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
Evidently you're not familiar with Swedish Lemon Angels.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
I had some Skullcandy bluetooth headphones I liked, and when the foam started to go, I bought the new model of the same product. The new ones instantly disconnect when charging, so you can't listen with them wired to a charger/pow
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
> Even if you hire a cracked engineer, it’s probably not gonna be a good experience all-around if you can’t make a human connection. "Cracked engineer" is throwing me, but maybe I've just never seen the word cracked used t
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
> Just being a legendary brand like Ferrari doesn't mean that 100% of us understand 100% about 100% of your products. This attitude probably alienates the next generation of potential Ferrari buyers, too.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
You can't just buy a horse and park it in a garage. You need to exercise it, give it vet care, shoes, feed it, deal with poop, etc. Or, pay someone to do that. Unless you live in a place with dirt roads, or really love horses, I think
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
I used to read a book or two when diving into a new language. But I think the last time I did that was in 2017 when I learned Swift. That was supplemented with a lot of Stackoverflow. I think the next deep dive was in 2022, when I learned G
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
In eBPF-land you're going to be calling C functions in the kernel, and using (generally) C data types like structs and null-terminated strings. You can't do loops (loops are unrolled by the compiler), you can't do variadic fu
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
Usagi Electric is in Texas. He could make use of that thing.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
> wonton destruction Just as I was wondering what to have for lunch.
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Starship V3: Everything you need to know [video](youtube.com)
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
A 16-minute video describing the new vehicle and launch pad.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
I found that if I search Google Maps for a specific restaurant, it assumes I must just be hungry in general. Just now, I looked for A&W and also got results for Tim Hortons, Popeyes and McDonald's. Apple Maps never does that. Still
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
I worked at a tech company in the early 2010s that had its own travel agency.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
And now, the thing people are most likely to bring up is him partying with Epstein and attempting to slip Melinda some antibiotics after he got an STD.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
> For months my windows 10 install would take nearly 5 minutes to start up after a full shutdown sequence. I know you're not asking for tech support here, but I wanted to share that a friend's laptop was doing this, and the p
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
I thought it was just an overdramatic term for the unelected bureaucrats that make up the majority of the government, and who have their own institutional momentum.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
CGO exists.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
There are plenty of law grads unable to find work in their field.
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
50k lines per day, or at least 1 million lines a month, per team member. How many months can you keep that up, and keep calling it "non bloat"?
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
Canada is currently at 31%, and I call BS. Some of us have this self-image of a country where people trust each other, but that doesn't make it true. On one hand, I dropped my brand new iPhone 4 (whatever year that was) at a concert, a
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
I feel like Amazon isn't a FAANG anymore. (What's the new A? Anthropic?)
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by badc0ffee 5mo ago
That's massive

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