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by bongobingo1 3y ago
> He was taken aback. It couldn’t be cheating. Could it? Cheating? In cycling?? Say it ain't so!
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Wonder how that would have shaken out, had MS bought GH in 2013 instead of 2018.
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Its a funny thing. I swapped to Colemak, was definitely worth it. I am pretty sure there are better layouts, but also I'm so wary of falling into a sort of productivity-tool/gear-acquisition-syndrome where I can never settle on on
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
> I suggest that if you care about birds, with respect to drones, then you should become active in drone communities to determine the effects that drones have on birds. ... Without meaning to be snarky, what is your intent in this commen
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
> Imagine that the drones would need to follow quite stringent routes for safety and noise avoidance Does that matter if I can IPO the "future of delivery" for billions? Corporations consistently show us they are willing to eat
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
I imagine writing that exploit was extremely satisfying.
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Or not? Autopsy: Gunshot residue ‘not seen’ on activist killed at police training center https://www.ajc.com/news/crime/activist-killed-at-police-tra... "According to the autopsy sent to ABC News, Teran did n
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Probably the same convenience ticketmaster bestows when you get to print your own tickets.
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
I really enjoyed the protohackers stuff. The specs are just vague enough to warrant a bit of reverse engineering (ok, I probably did curse this fact out once or twice), just complex enough to be interesting. Recommended. (Psst, try it i
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
> GPT and other LLMs don't allow you to use their output to train competing models I didn't allow them to use my output to train theirs either, so fuck 'em .
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Because Amazon bought the CTO some very nice lunches, with some very nice wine, and mentioned they're expanding their local office in the future and that gosh its just so hard to find people with the right experience. Mean while, J. Co
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
I know this is probably extremely eye rolling to read, but I looked at the store page, was quite interested, saw the "mobile app" and immediately had second thoughts because it just puts the device in e-waste when: - You stop upda
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Yes, I know this is mostly a +1 comment, but this is a huge differentiator from other systems I have worked in where "oh I need concurrency..." becomes a question of what libs, styles, where are the gremlins in the library, where
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Who is "we", Docker or (co)Lima.
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
non xitter mirror: https://nitter.net/cperciva/status/1693127769901969772
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
I believe session does not require a phone number to create an account, vs signal which (from memory) does which has privacy implications.
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Does this argument hold: This pushes the error handling away from the call site, and that is a bad thing. Being that the caller knows best how to handle the errors, so it should instead of passing them down. (Full disclosure, I have seen th
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
The glass moves quite a lot once I drop it.
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
> blog driven development (a.k.a. cargo culting) replaced our efforts Ironic considering what the OP attributes to HTMX's current popularity.
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
> With the context above, I had to answer the following question when designing *Elixiur*: should anonymous functions have a dot when invoked or not?
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Do you mind briefly expanding on your pipeline process?
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
> When you inevitably find software that isn't in nix (or are packaging your own software), be prepared to take a quantum leap in complexity I think this is where most of the "i went back" posts I read came from. That and
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Ive always loved the idea of nix, but feel like I've read numerous, if not horror, at least uncomfortable stories about the actual real-world experience after the initial "setup yak shaving" is done - which is often exciting
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
What a rabbit hole to fall down. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyfQVZHmArA > Humans doing the hard jobs on minimum wage while the robots write poetry and paint is not the future I wanted ~ https://nitter.net
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Would like to see this with the #lines/changes per commit. Its obvious that there are more commits post neovim, but i wonder if they're more substantial or just a change in work flow (eg: previously 1 commit with 3 lines, later 3
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
> ”Forty-two,” said Deep Thought, with infinite majesty and calm.
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Ah you see, you just wrap that lua in a lisp in some terse macros and there you go, instead of writing `:set formatoptions+=j` (yuck, vimscript!) or `vim.opt.formatoptions:append"j"` (vom, lua!) you can write the clearly superio
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
Could we wrap the planet in some kind of space safety blanket? Like say an thicker atmosphere full of CO2 or methane?
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
I believe you can hover the corner of a graph and hit the (...) disclosure for a "save svg" button.
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by bongobingo1 3y ago
The vega-lite wrapper is very slim too, basically just converts your slithery_snake keys into humpyCamels and corrals between different data sources, so if the docs on the elixir page seem sparse its because most of the "how do I build

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