dietr1ch

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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
AFAIK you don't even want to be POSIX-compliant unless having a sticker means more to you than being reasonable. Most projects knowingly steer away from compliance (and certifying compliance is probably also expensive)
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
10, not to be confused with 10 or even the weird cousin, 10
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I don't think of base 10 being meaningful in binary computers. Indexing 1k needs 10 bits regardless if you wanted 1000 or 1024, and the base 10 leaves some awkward holes. In my mind base 10 only became relevant when disk drive manufact
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I just want a fucking bus with a professional driver in it. Or even better, a subway
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Are you building your systems on that auto-rebase? I've found that slight differences made my own fork not build for all my systems and gave up on having a personal canonical version (after I got things upstreamed). I let my machines u
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
We are different, you might want to check how hearing decline is also dramatically different
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I remember thinking about doing that, but found value in having my fork tell me when was the last time I synced with upstream which was something useful to assess if I wanted to rebase my patch once again. Eventually my change got upstream
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Oh, maybe I had a full clone on my laptop before I started doing shallow fetches, but since fetching takes quite a while I've been using a shallow clone on my workstation.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I just tried 2hrs and it only uses 375M git clone \ --single-branch \ --shallow-since '-2 hours' \ --origin 'upstream' \ gh:NixOS/nixpkgs What's annoying later is that y
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
> merely pulling in Nixpkgs is an effort, due to the repository being massive. I've embraced daily shallow clone/fetches and the burden is now mostly just the 2GB of disk space. It's a bit annoying though that git doesn&#x
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Trusting the speed limits to be reasonable and all you need to be safe is insane. Around a school understanding the environment is way much more than understanding just the speed limits and lane boundaries.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Is there footage available? A fully attentive human could've read cues from the environment and maybe avoid the accident or at least increased the error margin for that emergency stop. If that wasn't an option I guess a fast react
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Blaming AI and expecting it to cover your ass is like saying that you wrote the code with your elbows and expecting that to make things OK.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
> I sometimes fly out of a small, local airport that only has one commercial route That one, sure, but I'm referring to a few major hubs where 10-15 aeroplanes arrive before or within the first 15 minutes after they open
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Why isn't regular income compensatory damage then?
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I find it ridiculous that airports in the US close. I've landed earlier than expected and you need to stare at the ceiling until 5am while other aeroplanes arrive and prepare for a race through customs.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
The better you get at this, the more you'll drive around without getting the break pads checked. This also increases the risk of running out of braking power when the car needs it the most, you'll be fine on an easy drive and then
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Are you sure? Having an excuse for smoke breaks during work seemed to be a really good selling point
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
You'd need to be quite careless not to notice bad breaking on such a heavy car
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Are you sure it's the corporate tracker? Maybe it's the copilot tracker, or maybe the Recall video recording? Maybe it's the Windows anti-virus, or even the corporate anti-virus. What about the Advertisement stuff and the web
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
The supreme court is under a DoS made of a spike of illegal decisions and is giving the appearance that there's no law to be followed. What an awful failure mode no one reasonable was capable of anticipating. Same with gun laws, now th
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
During covid overhiring visibly hurt engineering quality. It was visible within and outside $FAANG
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I hated it at first, but gave up and nowadays I feel it's good enough not to change anything. Being Client/Server made it somewhat cool, but it's not cool enough, I want sharded libraries to feel like one (like have my phone
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I could doubt tobacco is a drug cause I don't need it and don't find it interesting, but if I look around beyond just myself it's hard to doubt.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I feel that with such an elaborated description you aren't too far away from writing that yourself. If that's the input needed, then I'd rather write code and rely on smarter autocomplete, so meanwhile I write the code and th
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Isn't there competition for your own time? I'm thinking of crunches, or justifying a schedule despite workhour efficiency varying way too much (what are you going to achieve if you finish your last task at 16:40 on a Friday?)
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Also, now that I think about it you could source the super secret stuff from a second file and keep the .env file publicly readable and available for quick edits while streaming
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Sure, but uninformed consumers won't see it that way. Maybe in their circles it just sounds like a great idea and they thank Apple for implementing it.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
These numbers are hard to compare. It seems that ICE's killing rate in kills per serving man hour is outrageously high, but I don't have numbers on this.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I try to keep my cat indoors, but he won't work anyway. Maybe I should get one of those newer electric cats.

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