benji-york

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by benji-york 7d ago
Any decent human being would have called these Black Hole Suns.
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by benji-york 13d ago
`pip install zig` works today.
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by benji-york 23d ago
This is true; we should strive for this not to be true.
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by benji-york 26d ago
Since the word "draft" was used, it is safe to assume that the message will be reviewed and potentially amended before being sent.
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by benji-york 26d ago
The maintainer of top fully-justifies his commit messages, e.g., https://gitlab.com/procps-ng/procps/-/commit/e6f22569e9db16d ... commit e6f22569e9db16dbef7d9bdee5bb41b8cb7a03ca Author: Jim Warner <jam
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by benji-york 1mo ago
Those are totals, not annual spending.
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by benji-york 1mo ago
> even if every adult on the planet spent 250$ on AI per year this would still not cover anywhere near what's being invested. Your math does not make sense. That's something like $1.5 trillion every year. That's no where
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by benji-york 1mo ago
In the short term (assuming no point fixes help soften the shock).
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by benji-york 1mo ago
Can you get (non-LED) lightbulbs you like online? No. They are illegal.
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by benji-york 1mo ago
Iterated games.
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by benji-york 1mo ago
I believe it would add color to the discussion if you enumerated a few of the details of those workloads.
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by benji-york 1mo ago
I'm a long-time CLI/TUI lover, but the Codex GUI has converted me for at least this use case. It has most of the positives of a TUI plus some that would be hard in a TUI.
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by benji-york 2mo ago
> But they are not independent though, they will be owned by Wall Street should they go public. That depends on how much equity they issue as public stock. (And stock classes and voting rights, but you get the idea.)
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by benji-york 2mo ago
My reading is that it uses CV to identify potential click targets on the screen.
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by benji-york 2mo ago
This appears to be a successor document: https://archive.org/details/common-user-access-basic-interfa...
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by benji-york 3mo ago
I have joint problems in my thumbs and have trouble with thumb-heavy layouts, but have found the Sofle V2 to work well for me. For my hands it is important that the center thumb key be directly below the N and B keys, which the Sofle provi
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by benji-york 4mo ago
Although that's a different knot (I use the one originally referenced), I taught my kids the knot in the animation and it's worked out well. Added benefit: adults are impressed when they see my kids tie their laces.
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by benji-york 6mo ago
By way of experience report: I've been using this app for a week or so on my daily driver and it's been great.
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by benji-york 9mo ago
I love reST and I think it lost primarily because of distribution. I.e., the people using it did not have large audiences and didn't put much effort into promoting it. It's a shame because reST is almost as easy on the eyes as Ma
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by benji-york 9mo ago
> polluted my codebase I'd love to hear more about that.
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by benji-york 10mo ago
You might enjoy this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9xAKttWgP4
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by benji-york 11mo ago
> Zig doesn't even pretend to do memory safety - if you don't free something manually it won't get freed Preventing memory leaks isn't normally what people mean by "memory safety". As an aside: a common memo
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by benji-york 11mo ago
I don't think the character is that uncommon in the output of slightly-sophisticated writers and is not hard to generate (e.g., on macOS pressing option-shift-minus generates an em-dash).
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by benji-york 1y ago
I appreciate the consideration. I'll be watching Vedro with interest. I do like the nicer vedro.asserts mechanism. If that works with unittest and pytest it would be really nice. You might get a few converts that way, too.
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by benji-york 1y ago
Looks pretty normal: https://playcanv.as/p/apIKHp7a
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by benji-york 1y ago
Your first and second points makes sense. They don't matter much to me, but I see how others could value those things. Aside: I also don't like the hamcrest syntax. I also don't love unittest's syntax but it's O
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by benji-york 1y ago
As someone that loves Python and hates pytest, you have my support. (Although, I don't like using bare `assert`s in tests, but maybe you'll convince me.)
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by benji-york 1y ago
I'm not great at electronics, but it looks like it alternates turning on the two LEDs.
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by benji-york 1y ago
This is insane and I love it!
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by benji-york 1y ago
Stray thought: the way Zig uses first-class allocators might make it interesting for doing things with multiple memories.

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