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by cdaringe 2y ago
> Sport: an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment. A few observations: 1. Exertion is an unavoidable part of the human condition. Golf is a spor
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Trust and rapport are gained in time, often in short order. Small artifacts of evidence should generally prove to the bean counter that they are cutting checks for something!
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Username checks out. :) Ya the arithmetic is easy. Building up the associated algebraic expression(s) though is certainly high school level where I’m from. I wish I understood why math education is the way it is. I really have no idea. I su
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by cdaringe 2y ago
ex manager here. managers are in an even worse wheel. biz demands managers show up to even _dumber_, less organized meetings than devs think they have to deal with. eng to eng meetings tend to be fine, but the rest of company culture at Big
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Strategy: propose renaming it to his name. Let him tweak it insignificantly. Let him claim it’s the biggest improvement in healthcare EVER, then BING BING, continued coverage and damage mitigated? CAPS for emulating his character. I dunno—c
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This website is a so distracting with ads I couldn’t focus and had to close it. Too bad—i did want that content. Ya ya i have ad blocking but over vpn my dns settings change. Must… fix…
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by cdaringe 2y ago
The build timelapse is fun given that the light/shadow gives a strong additional sense of assembly duration.
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Are you speaking from experience or did you just study the f/w? I agree, gotta have those thermal switches, and they need to result in killing power on threshold breach.
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There’s ambiguity in the spec in selection itself. f(a-l-input, supported-locales) yields different outputs contingent on what selector youre using, and its not incorrect
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Proxies stripping it? Tell me more.
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* QUERY is non destructive/idempotent. Hmmm. Bye bye UPDATE FOO set values(x=z) where id = foo. Seems limiting. * All existing methods for userland data exchange are CRUD adjacent (options/connect/etc are more protocoly). QU
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Probably the OP meant “allowJs” and “noEmit” flags give you limited actual typechecking in your JS files
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dG shift-zz?
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Has some nice features. Evolutionary improvements in the docs space vs revolutionary
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I cordially disagree. I do not find dune weird or obscure. It’s formally part of the OCaml platform: https://ocaml.org/platform , which I think negates at least the obscure bit. It was “new” to me for a hot moment, and it’s
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Per the article, Witcher 3 has a reference to this! Wonderful.
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by cdaringe 2y ago
I was applying for a job once, picked up a ticket in their OSS backlog, and learned go by following the official tutorial and trying to solve the ticket concurrently. Worked fine. Had the gist of the whole scene in a couple of days. Given y
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Tags + links as a strategy is very helpful. Many of my bookmarks arent bookmarks at all—they’re urls tagged in my note taking app!
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by cdaringe 2y ago
My partner and I argue about gray vs green all of the time. Id love this test adapted to color vs gray too!
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One could also argue that a coaster is a transducer of sorts. It converts chemical energy into sound (screams of passengers) and is also a substance-free emetic [1]. When i was young my siblings and I were riding a low/mid intensity co
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:D Still a rad photo! Like refresher never hurt nobody
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There’s a lot of “CF?! Who even could possibly be using it?” discussion. I’ll cordially suggest that if you’ve ever heard of a language being used by industry, it’s generally 1) not obscure and 2) not obsolete. Low active adoption rate !=
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Agreed. Related, disappointingly, the new pi5s don’t have much in the way of running in a lower power state. I gather it’s mainly the cpu, but my new pi5 runs hot doing a whole lot of nothing. Cooling solution is pretty much required. I am
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Seems interesting, but as a k8s user this isn’t super clear/intuitive to me. Maybe it’s that im on mobile :)?
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by cdaringe 2y ago
This seems highly useful. We have this in TS with Zod, Runtypes, and a few others. One may use field level validation or top level validation, irrespective of both! I do see the validator crate as an existing/similar solve. One could a
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by cdaringe 2y ago
In TypeScript land, module boundaries currently enforceable using eslint with nx rules: https://nx.dev/nx-api/eslint-plugin/documents/enforce-module...
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What alternatives would you implement?A BSOD? :) I jest, of course. If you’re not going to design exhaustive messaging for every case, have an umbrella fallback. If enough users do get the error that prompted the error case, best believe th
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Any recommendations for course correction? Perhaps paper linting/scoring that penalizes assertive statements linked to references vs direct quotes associated with references?
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Popular libraries tend to get type hygiene issues ironed out rather quickly for 90% of the API surface area. For this reason, i find that lib selection from npm is much easier these days. The heuristic is simple: 1) has types? 2) has (large
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Haha this is incredible! I had a gap in my gaming years—I only enjoyed UT GOTY (a 2000 release?)—and sounds like the series carried the same kill streak sound bites over. Impressive is prob a safer tatt than HEAD SHOT!

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