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by bin_bash 4y ago
"Suffering" isn't a great translation of the Sanskrit word "dukkha". It's too broad. The Buddha talks about a very specific type of suffering that I think of as: "the desire for things to be different than
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by bin_bash 4y ago
If you happen to install a lot of things with cargo, check out cargo-binstall: https://github.com/cargo-bins/cargo-binstall It'll fetch the binary release from the repo so you don't have to compile it yoursel
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by bin_bash 4y ago
Unbelievable. So if they don't use Nix they simply don't deserve to use the software? I really wish people wouldn't get so zealous all the time about their favorite technology.
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by bin_bash 4y ago
with npm: $ npm install foo # or $ npx foo with github: Find repository Click latest release, downloads to ~/Downloads $ tar -xvzf ~/Downloads/some.tar.gz $ cp foo/bin/foo /usr&#x
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by bin_bash 4y ago
my issue with that solution is it makes directory changes with `use asdf` in the envrc slow. Of course that's not as bad as making all of the runtimes slow, but still intolerable IMO.
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by bin_bash 4y ago
that would be unrealistic at least for now. The plugins are all written in bash. You'd first need to rewrite enough plugins for it to be useful. Maybe at one point if rtx takes off I could look into having plugins be in an alternate fo
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by bin_bash 4y ago
What you described is fuzzy matching, basically just prefix matching. asdf has a handful of commands that let you do prefix matching like `asdf install nodejs latest:20.0` but they're not supported in `.tool-versions` files. This basic
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by bin_bash 4y ago
direnv does cause problems, but there is a workaround that functions (calling rtx within direnv). The main problem is it's annoying since you need .envrc and .tool-versions file littered through your apps (or just .envrc with "exp
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by bin_bash 4y ago
Ryan Dahl's great talk on design mistakes he made with node.js is something I think about all the time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3BM9TB-8yA Even though he considers things like `require('./something&#
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I feel like with python it was a lot harder since scripts could point to either, e.g.: #!/usr/bin/env python
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I think "plant-based" is a better term than "vegan". "Vegan" describes a person or food. "Plant-based" can only describe the food—you wouldn't say "Bob is plant-based", you'd say &
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by bin_bash 4y ago
...software engineer?
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I think you and many other have completely misunderstood this sentence, which is on me for not being clear. Now that I slept on it I think I see where my fault lies. It sounds like everything after the "but" is me contradicting th
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by bin_bash 4y ago
Engineering Explained did some estimation around this and doesn’t think weight is likely to be a serious issue. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv44W7xa4IU Granted that’s in part because EV trucks are allowed to be 2000 lbs h
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by bin_bash 4y ago
> Why not just charge something like a core fee like with batteries though? That doesn't work with motor oil for a number of reasons. It can burn off, new engines don't come with any oil, etc. > I don’t see how someone sees
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by bin_bash 4y ago
Every single comment I've posted on this topic (including the one you just replied to) I've been careful to point out that I expressly do not think such laws should exist.
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I'm just saying the environmental cost is real. I feel people are dismissing it because "it's not legal to dump fluids" when the reality is that it's pretty common—and pretty hazardous at a local level. I think if y
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I'm telling you what I've seen people actually do. These aren't the minority either, these are most of the poor shade-tree meth heads I grew up with in the PNW. > This is still illegal But not enforced because you're
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by bin_bash 4y ago
yikes. OK, then I'm definitely never using Mastodon. At least at Twitter and Facebook the employees have a strong incentive to not breach my privacy expectations other than me not being "interesting".
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I don't understand why you're being downvoted. I'm not familiar with Mastodon's architecture but I highly doubt DMs have E2E encryption—so the server maintainers must be able to get to DMs. Correct me if @serverholic is
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by bin_bash 4y ago
Economics Explained did a great video on the topic of how diversification is a big problem for some billionaires: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MeRN7LE1LQ
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I'm not in favor of this kind of law but I've also seen shade-tree mechanics show a complete disregard for the environment: dumping oil into the dirt, releasing freon into the atmosphere, etc.
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I could maybe see someone say they don't like 4K, but HD? You prefer 4:3 and 480 lines? really?
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by bin_bash 4y ago
One thing I maybe should've mentioned is that it was dark outside (not raining or anything though). Maybe I'll try it again in the daylight one day.
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by bin_bash 4y ago
If a cop would've been behind me I would not have been surprised if they pulled me over thinking I was drunk. The car kept driving erratically, switching lanes and turning the turn signal on and off. If you would've been next to m
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I actually used it myself. It's worse than I ever imagined it would be.
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by bin_bash 4y ago
Cruise has cars driving out without a driver in San Francisco right now. Tesla is a world away from being able to do anything close to that.
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by bin_bash 4y ago
Still superchargers for now
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by bin_bash 4y ago
Yeah I would've been one of these fans until I tried FSD yesterday (see my other comment). I suspect now that it's been GA for a week or so a lot of people are going to change their mind like I did.
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by bin_bash 4y ago
I disengaged twice because I was terrified of what it might do but turned it back on. I'm generally a very early adopter with these kinds of things (I'm the type of person to always turn on "Beta" mode regardless of what

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