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by daelon 2y ago
I'm seeing the same thing on Brave on Android.
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by daelon 2y ago
Wow, another RF/electronics tech turned SWE? How many of us do you think there are?
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by daelon 2y ago
> agita Interesting word, thank you!
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by daelon 2y ago
I'm a VSCode extension author and I don't really know what you mean by "inconsistent undocumented API". Do you have any examples?
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by daelon 2y ago
How is it justifiable for jira tickets to take 5-10 seconds to load in the first place?
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by daelon 2y ago
yet
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by daelon 2y ago
Writing textmate grammars for VSCode extensions. I took over as the lead maintainer of the Godot engine VSCode extension, and one of the first things I worked on was adding syntax highlighting support for Godot 4's improvements to GDSc
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by daelon 2y ago
Streamlit is fine for the first 20 minutes and then it sucks. I switched to NiceGUI and couldn't have been happier for my internal crud app with very specific ui/interactivity requirements.
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by daelon 2y ago
Measurement of earthquakes is susceptible. If there's extra reasons to pay attention to and record earthquakes, that could easily influence the development of measurement technology, which would change the historical record of earthq
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by daelon 2y ago
That's very optimistic.
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by daelon 2y ago
Only 7%?
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by daelon 2y ago
Did you just repackage ttreck's proxmox helper scripts on vercel without giving them any credit? It looks like all the same content except you've obfuscated the script links behind a button. This appears to be highly dishonest wit
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by daelon 2y ago
I was really disappointed that this wasn't about time-travel debugging in python...
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by daelon 2y ago
I've been getting into my homelab with proxmox recently, and that sounds like exactly what I wish I could do. I tried setting up an ldap server but it was way too complicated for my use case.
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by daelon 2y ago
Are you aware of Beyond All Reason?
46.
by daelon 2y ago
Removing it from your watch history might be more effective than disliking.
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by daelon 2y ago
Is two comments really a "pile on"?
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by daelon 2y ago
Yeah, that's horrifying.
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by daelon 2y ago
My interpretation of that behavior is that they think you're a kitten. After all, they've never seen you kill anything! It's reasonable to conclude that you need some practice.
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by daelon 2y ago
You should spend some time learning about guns, because an AR-15 isn't even remotely enough firepower for a bear. A common opinion is that 5.56 is so small it's not appropriate to hunt deer with, so if the bear has decided to ea
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by daelon 2y ago
Ideal-Tek, not Idea-Tek.
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by daelon 2y ago
He literally just said it.
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by daelon 2y ago
There are more options than "credit cards" and "cash".
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by daelon 2y ago
What's IoB?
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by daelon 2y ago
What value does poetry add to this? A simple cli should be trivially packageable.
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by daelon 2y ago
Just to be pedantic, if it's a clone of the 8 bit PICs, then one instruction takes 4 clock cycles, so a 20MHz clock should be considered 5MHz if you're trying to compare operations per second.
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by daelon 2y ago
For somebody doing electronics even slightly seriously, mouser or digikey or similar aren't going to be a one-off.
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by daelon 2y ago
> CatB is a fine book. Holy shit, THAT'S why Eric Raymonds website is catb.org. How did I never realize it was the abbreviation of the book title?
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by daelon 2y ago
Just a heads-up, your website title/headers are way too big on mobile and its kinda breaking the layout.
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by daelon 2y ago
I would love to read more about these Godot/Elixir adventures. Do you have a blog or a repo I could look through?

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