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by drcongo 1y ago
Funnily enough, I didn't read an entire thread, I read that one comment and posted an agreement to it. I'm not overly fussed if you are disappointed in me.
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by drcongo 1y ago
They didn't put enough effort in. It's not a preferred style, it's correct written English.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I love that we can switch out LHC for LSD and this comment would still feel perfect.
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by drcongo 1y ago
There's a lot of Microsoft programs that could expose the defense department to hackers.
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by drcongo 1y ago
This was nice to read, I ordered an EVO-X2 a week ago though I'm still waiting for them to actually ship it - I was waiting on a DGX Spark but ended up deciding that was never actually going to ship. Got any good resources for getting
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by drcongo 1y ago
I'd closed the tab by the end of the first sentence. If the author can't be bothered, then neither can I. I tend to find people who do this have a superiority complex, they think they're so much better than everyone else that
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by drcongo 1y ago
That's a bizarre metric to judge a continent on. I mean, I could throw it back at you with : how many people's lives are ruined because of bankruptcy from a routine medical procedure that millions of Europeans get for free?
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by drcongo 1y ago
> Can we please remember that the people who are being deported did, in fact, break the law?
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by drcongo 1y ago
This is low key genius.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I saw a lot of this exact behaviour in Ibiza recently, I will never understand it. I use the iOS photos widget to always have a photo from my camera roll on my home screen, and the little moment of joy I get from that is usually the memory
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by drcongo 1y ago
It's always weird when two worlds collide - I listen to Caroline's podcast "Shedunnit", a lovely warm hug of a show about the golden age of detective fiction, so I was a bit surprised to see her on HN. I highly recommend
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by drcongo 1y ago
Imagine sitting down to work for the day, firing up Discorp, and waiting an hour for all those updates to download.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I'm only a dabbler in this space, but none of those things were incomprehensible to me.
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by drcongo 1y ago
That was my technique for a while, until I was twice behind Teslas that, I presume, did the phantom breaking thing and suddenly slowed by about 20 - 30mph for no apparent reason. Now I try to stay behind and in another lane.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I came out of that article impressed with the eloquence of his prose. I'm gobsmacked to learn that someone thinks that's bad writing.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I would love this as an AUv3 for iPadOS, any plans?
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by drcongo 1y ago
Musk's problem is that his army of sycophants who whooped and cheered the unveiling of the Cybertruck don't have any money. They're jobless teenage boys with no hope of ever earning enough to buy the thing.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I've seen so many Teslas do so many stupid things on motorways that I do everything I can not to be behind, in front of, or beside one. Can't imagine why anyone would get inside one.
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by drcongo 1y ago
Google Tag Manager and the whole consent management platform certification business is nothing more than a shakedown. It's racketeering.
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by drcongo 1y ago
uv and ruff are the two best things to happen to Python in the 15 years I've been writing it. Everyone at Astral, I owe you a beer.
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by drcongo 1y ago
Indeed. There's a whole street in London (The Bishop's Avenue) that's essentially unoccupied - every house on it is owned by foreign billionaires. Every now and then one of them knocks down the house and builds a new, more ga
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by drcongo 1y ago
That's the current gen MacBook Air in that photo.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I don't know anywhere near enough to answer that with any confidence I'm afraid. I'd like to hear op's opinion though.
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by drcongo 1y ago
Last time I tried ty and pyre they weren't particularly great with a Django codebase, I'm sure ty will get there at some point, but if this handles django-stubs without any extra faffing, that's one potential selling point. I
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by drcongo 1y ago
I mentally wrote this comment off as petrol-head snobbery at first, but then clicked on the link and, well, wow. That sounds just like everyone's favourite sound, the dentist's drill.
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by drcongo 1y ago
That made my morning.
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by drcongo 1y ago
You just gained an extra podcast subscriber. Really looking forward to going through the back catalogue.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I'm still waiting for my DGX Spark. Starting to wonder if Nvidia have hired Musk for their PR to promise things they'll never deliver.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I love Starship. Having built a decent enough powerline prompt for zsh in the past, and really hating PS1, I've found Starship to be incredibly useful for building the exact prompt I want, with full colour, and never ever wigging out a
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by drcongo 1y ago
I recently switched to Atuin from McFly, and while McFly has been a solid performer for me for years, I love Atuin. Worth pointing out for others who care about such things as it's not made clear on this landing page, you don't

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