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by darknavi 2y ago
That could be a little confusing but (generally today) TypeScript does not "run", JavaScript does.
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GitHub is currently merging PRs in the UI with the wrong merge method(github.com)
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by darknavi 2y ago
I thought I was going crazy before finding this bug. Hit this a few times this evening, very annoying.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Looking at Tessie, my Model Y's lifetime average is 83% (289 Wh/mi at ~40,000 miles) and my Model 3's average is also 83% (280 Wh/mi at ~53,000 miles). Most of my driving is in the Washington/PNW, so a bit more hill
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by darknavi 2y ago
We know the time, but not the time zone.
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by darknavi 2y ago
In English it can be used to describe fact-finding, sometimes casually.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I didn't mean to throw any shade at S3. It certainly isn't their fault that people use their private protocol on other projects. I was trying to point out that S3's protocol is "proprietary" so if you're using
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by darknavi 2y ago
The vast majority of our services were overhauled when we started Minecraft: Earth (defunct AR game) as it was _very_ service heavy. It was actually really nice stretching our legs with services and growing a team on an incubator project,
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by darknavi 2y ago
That is interesting. I can imagine replicating my speaking/typing mannerisms quite well if I think about stages in my life. Maybe a yearly snapshot, so I could talk to my self as a teen, college student, early professional, etc.
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by darknavi 2y ago
> proprietary bullshit services > S3 Hasn't this recently been an issue where Amazon arbitrarily changes the S3 contract and all software following it as a spec has to play catch-up?
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by darknavi 2y ago
Yes, I do. Whoops!
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by darknavi 2y ago
Current Mojang employee here, we moved fully onto Azure as of a few years ago AFAIK. Some more game-oriented technologies of course have helped in the years since though. Edit: AWS -> Azure :)
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by darknavi 2y ago
We have a bloat slip on Lake Sammamish and there is a family living in one of the giant trees near the slip. Marymoor park + the lake seem like a great space for them to hunt and live.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I am really hoping they kill old.reddit.com so I can finally cut it off completely.
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by darknavi 2y ago
The comments section of that blog is truly a wild ride.
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by darknavi 2y ago
It's funny because from my experience airline systems are very imperfect (timing wise). I (unwisely) tried to purchase an Icelandair ticket via the Chase travel portal. I would get a reservation number, go buy seats on Icelandair&#x27
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by darknavi 2y ago
I use Lemmy which is a halfway decent Reddit drop in these days. It is not politically diverse though.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I played brass instruments in middle school. It was a lot of fun starting at the trumpet and working up to a tuba. I remember the first time as an adult seeing other people invent new instruments and it was a bit of a mind bender for me.
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by darknavi 2y ago
The plays perfectly into the conservative dream to sell off tons of public lands to the private sector.
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by darknavi 2y ago
The biggest thing that keeps me away from Plex alternatives is the simplicity ("it works everywhere on everything") and the experience ("it looks nice and feels polished"). There was a point where I could overlook some o
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by darknavi 2y ago
I've thoroughly enjoyed not having to anoint a "note taker" in my meetings in the last few months.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I have yet to have a reason to use this, but I keep it in my pocket until do. > Stand at the brink of the abyss of despair, and when you see that you cannot bear it anymore, draw back a little and have a cup of tea. > > — Elder So
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by darknavi 2y ago
Just remember: If the product is free, then you are the product. This is true about Tesla FSD (which costs $$$$) too, but alas.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I want to know that the software I use was crafted with free-range, grass-fed Rust.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I'm not sure what "(North) America" means and what Trump thinks "America" means are the same thing.
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by darknavi 2y ago
And Tesla, who (in)famously doesn't regularly publish their GPL-derived codebases.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I always really enjoyed the Numb3rs lecture on Monty-Hall https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9WFKmLK0dc
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by darknavi 2y ago
It must be common due to its space lineage. Near future sci-fi books "Delta-V" and "Critical Mass" by Daniel Suarez also feature it!
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by darknavi 2y ago
I assume they have more context on their internal JIRA but why was it reverted? (or implemented in the first place just to be reverted?)
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by darknavi 2y ago
The cronut was invented in 2013, so we have that going for us. Which is nice.

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