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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Exactly what I came here to say... you can't buy Shark Cards from the loading screen. More playable time in game directly impacts their bottom line.
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Temporary action tokens have full write by default; you have to explicitly opt for a read-only version. > Read and write permissions > Workflows have read and write permissions in the repository for all scopes. If you rea
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Ah, cool, I stand corrected (I also just verified via the KVK number, for anyone else who happens upon this comment and cares). Did nothing happen until recently? Even as of 2023 everything on the website was in the future tense. "It i
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Yup, you're thinking of "postponed evaluation of annotations", which is currently optional with `from __future__ import annotations`. But as you said, would not fix the circular import here.
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
> First thing that I don't like is the settings being strings that reference classes. Those classes can reference the settings, so including them as strings is done to allow that to work without creating circular imports.
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Genetic data like what 23andMe has is enough to guess at your surname, provided any of your relatives have signed up. See Latanya Sweeney's work for more information: https://latanyasweeney.org/work/genomic.html
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Brewster Kahle was the founding chairman of their board, though, and remains a board member.
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
My guess is that's a typo and they meant 2024... this is the earliest I can find of it on the web: https://web.archive.org/web/20230419191753/https://stichting...
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Sure, I may be toward the other end of the extreme. It's certainly not eidetic memory, I just have tons of memories from all years of my life >=4. But I do think "basically no memories before 20" is close to the other extr
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
That seems very extreme. I remember my entire childhood from about 4 years old on.
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
yes, here's one example: https://bsky.app/profile/benjaminwittes.bsky.social/post/3lh...
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
stopping payments like these, apparently: https://bsky.app/profile/bubbaprog.lol/post/3lh77ekgdas2h
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
- great lock update behavior by default (though --no-update became the default in poetry 2.0) - speed, as others have said (5 minutes → 70 seconds for our docker build) - much easier (and faster) virtual environment management than poetry,
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
An edgy forum like kiwifarms, apparently. The Red Scare podcast has an instance of the same software and has this checkbox text instead: "By checking this box you agree that you are not, have never been, and will never be fat, physical
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Absolutely nailed it, that worked! Thanks so much for the pointer.
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
We have a Python application that we develop inside Docker on macOS using the `python:3.11-slim-bullseye` image that it would be great to generate scap files from for viewing with Stratoshark. I tried installing sysdig in that image but ran
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
this one is especially bad since they somehow broke pinch zoom as well, it now scrolls in addition to zooming
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
The really annoying thing is that if you opt out on your phone it does not opt out on your computer and vice versa. You have to opt out in both places individually.
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
long exposure I took right out in front the last time I was there: https://imgur.com/a/p2h6T if you want to go deep on it this was a great read (Ghetto at the Center of the World): https://press.uchicago.edu
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
reminds me of Michael Landy's similar work called Break Down--he not only cataloged all of his possessions, he also destroyed them all using an industrial shredder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hYUnkW4sNA https:&#
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
wanted this but didn't want to run another app when I'm already running SwiftBar--here is a version suitable for use with SwiftBar/xbar/etc. (error handling left as an exercise for the reader): #!/usr/bin
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Anything erroneously marked as spam can not be released to the forwarding address—-meaning they fail at their one job, forwarding email. Pobox had a great interface for quickly releasing messages to the forwarding address.
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
I don't trust anything from fastmail after they bought pobox and forced me onto their new service which fails at the one thing pobox did well--forwarding email. They also refused to give me a refund (prorated or not) for removing the p
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
I used Valtio for a guitar pedal librarian program recently and it's fantastic. Had zero issues with proxy state, it all "just worked".
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
That's what Slack kind of started out as right? (it was a multiplayer game)
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Some of my first programming experience was using the language inside of a MUSH (TinyTIM to be specific, based on TinyMUSH but heavily modified). Interactive experiences could be built up using the rudimentary logic afforded. Found this rep
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Maybe in or near a large city… In the vast majority of the country it’s not even close (55 in a 25 recently, many hundreds of miles where it won’t even show a speed limit even on major freeways in Florida)
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
> Maps has only become slower and less informative (I remember when it use to actually display everything that was in a location and not just the popular/paid for stuff) since 2009 "Ground Truth" is truly dead... we'v
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Chrome on macOS is the same, bailed when I couldn't read the text.
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by beaugunderson 2y ago
Metaculus and Manifold Markets are both "purer" alternatives

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