dayjah

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by dayjah 1y ago
Can you provide some context for your position? I’m not particularly familiar with ForgeCode. I’m interested in why you think there’s manipulation, and what you mean by “submissions like these”.
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by dayjah 1y ago
I have been using asdf for ~12 years, and made the switch to (what is now called) mise about ~4 years ago. This year I challenged myself to switch to nix. asdf and mise are essentially less virulent nix, after all. nix is a complete and utt
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by dayjah 1y ago
As you scale it improves. More often at a small scale you ask users and they’ll give you invaluable information. As you scale you abstract folks into buckets. At about 1million MAU I’ve found A/B testing and p-value starts to make sens
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by dayjah 1y ago
For code? Use the context7 mcp.
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by dayjah 1y ago
Great tool! Prior me is sad this didn’t exist! I’d be fine with a live summary status updating showing # available and # taken. Hitting ctrl+c resulting in printing the lists as above. Also perhaps a —timeout flag, or similar as I may only
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by dayjah 1y ago
I know far too much about python packaging while only knowing a little about it. I agree it’s hell. But I’ve not found many comprehensive packaging solutions that aren’t gnarly in some way. IMHO the Python Packaging community have done an e
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by dayjah 1y ago
Came here to say this, and to recommend: https://github.com/appleboy/ssh-action It’s slow and arduous work to inject at the right point and find out what went wrong. But it’s miles better than act. act is a noble idea,
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by dayjah 1y ago
I have a 17 month old and she needs a dedicated space to nap; this is price prohibitive in hotels (suites, etc). So while I typically hate Airbnb, it’s the only solution for us right now.
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by dayjah 1y ago
The Airbnb review process is so weird I can only assume it’s actually broken. Give someone three stars; which is “okay” (airbnbs own language) and you’re forced into specifying why a review (or part of a review) got three stars. The canned
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by dayjah 1y ago
For sure, as was the opportunity cost of redirecting our engineering teams to produce the competing product. That is, slowing the roadmap on our core product to deliver a tangential product. Also, we had to factor into account user manageme
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by dayjah 1y ago
You have superbly summarized the point I was trying to make regarding valuations. Regarding your other point about pedigree: I’ve a high school level education. I was considered senior at this specific co. as I had played an important role
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by dayjah 1y ago
I was involved in an M&A once; my role was to evaluate the technology and determine how long it would take us to build a competitive product. If it was less than some X then we’d build it, greater than X and we’d buy. The function for X
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by dayjah 1y ago
Do you mean this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WARC_(file_format) ? Can you help me understand how this would plug into stream processing? My immediate thought is for web page interaction replays — but that seems so
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by dayjah 1y ago
A TUI for categorizing financial transactions into valid plain text accounting records.
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by dayjah 1y ago
Have you considered earplugs? The firearms community have some pretty great ones which are readable and fit really well. Check out Axil x30i for example.
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by dayjah 2y ago
Both can be true at once, right? Some folks need more carrot, some need more stick. I don’t know the actors in this play, but I assume Linus (who presumably does have a mental map for these actors) is choosing to strike a tone which gets th
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by dayjah 2y ago
I don’t know if this answers your question directly: but the article points out that this is a module, not a primitive that’s in the kernel itself. The idea here is that wine/proton can interact with this module directly if it’s loaded
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by dayjah 2y ago
True of the very rich, but not the average rich. Consider how a SWE may be “rich” compared to a barista. That SWE is probably earning $200k/yr and is paying that income via W2.
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by dayjah 2y ago
One security agent at Frankfurt would not allow me to take my toothpaste through Schengen security. I had many hours until my flight so I took my luggage (and toothpaste) back to the non-Schengen area and waited until that security agent to
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by dayjah 2y ago
Source? My anecdotal evidence of watching TikTok usage on others’ phones while riding subway systems in Paris suggest there’s plenty of English-language content out there.
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by dayjah 2y ago
Programs like Prism [0] certainly lend credence to the idea that this ban reflects the US’ own behavior in terms of how it uses data. However Prism was markedly different given it collected data vs being a dial the government can turn to pr
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by dayjah 2y ago
First Amendment rights do not extend to corporations under foreign (adversarial) government control. Simple as. This amendment to the constitution was rewritten a few times, each time more clearly stating that it applies to “the people”. Fr
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by dayjah 2y ago
Thanks! I’ll give it a shot when I get to the vlan stuff I’ve on deck
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by dayjah 2y ago
This is a thin edge of the wedge issue, right? ChatGPT is pretty darn good for most things. I’ve used it extensively for the past 18 months and only in a few cases would I say it “completely lied to me”. My general rubric is: “would I trust
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by dayjah 2y ago
At the same time, in different multiverses..
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by dayjah 2y ago
This isn’t unique to rust-query; this problem also exists with ActiveRecord, for example. At Twitch we just had to really think about our migrations and write code to handle differences. Basically no free lunch!
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by dayjah 2y ago
… on incomes. This article is talking about wealth tax. And specifically mentions policies around unrealized capital gains tax. So it would matter a lot for many people in America, and California specifically.
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by dayjah 2y ago
I love hitting folks with wall whenever we’re on a host at the same time. They’re always like: “what is this dark art??” ^_^
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by dayjah 2y ago
I really wish .plan files and the finger protocol had won this battle
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by dayjah 2y ago
Will stronger cars result in the continued uptick in pedestrian deaths? I’ve read that the uptick is strongly correlated with the curb weight increase from larger cars, and cars with battery drive trains. But I expect that impacts from “str

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