dudeinjapan

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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Terminators make good project managers apparently
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
If there is one DSL which is a central abstraction of one’s entire app, used in 100s of places—this is fine. If there is a DSL such as Rails’ URL routing, which will be the same in every app—this is also fine. When one makes 100s of micro-D
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Yikes. This means that you’ll have 1000 micro-DSLs sprinkled all over your codebase, which will become unreadable and lead to confusion/accidents. Better to stick with good ol’ key-value labelling.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
I, for one, won’t be installing anything from the NSO Store. Sure, call me paranoid, but I just don’t trust it.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Similar to how “math” becomes “maths”
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
This is exactly why no one can know my alter-ego is… Neutrino Man.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
For those interested I open-sourced library in Ruby which does thermal printing: https://github.com/tablecheck/thermal/ Among other things it has very broad printer support and Chinese-Japanese-Korean character su
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Bon Nano = Good Text Editor
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Broadcast them Star Trek reruns to convince them to adopt the Prime Directive.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Sharepoint is enterprisey and all but how about "less software/surface area is more" when it comes to nuclear silos?
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Its probably worse—a given stack using multiple of these small providers will probably have more “single points of failure” (providers used in series rather than parallel.) (If most companies liked using cloud providers in parallel, they’d
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Matz wouldn’t say jump from a bridge because he is nice.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Shopify is pretty much dominating the Ruby ecosystem. It’s Canadian tho :)
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Surprised to hear this, have been a Rubyist for many years and never felt this way about community as a whole. Come to Ruby Kaigi in Japan sometime!
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Steve should be meditating in a walled garden.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Last week I also had to burn a Picasso to stay warm.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
People keep pointing the finger at North Korea but personally I suspect a Protoss High Templar causing battery overcharge is more plausible.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
By this logic, most human brains are bullshit generators too. Some humans even have a complete and utter disregard for the truth. (One such human happens to own Truth Social.)
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Why didn't they just climb out the ventilation shaft they fell in? Can’t they walk on the ceiling?
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Bayes got us into this whole mess to begin with.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
...still alive but has developed an overwhelming urge to forage for truffles.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
The vast majority of “universal robots” are portrayed as humanoids in science fiction. Perhaps part of the reason is that true “universality” includes socializing, companionship, human emotions, and of course love.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
This needs to be some sort of maxim: “The most useful robots are the ones that don’t look like (or try to be) humanoids.” For some reason (judging by Fritz Lang, Gundam, etc.) humanity has some deep desire or curiosity for robots to look li
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Supreme Pontiff of Vendor Asset Tagging
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
To Google execs, a browser is a rectangle on your screen that you click on while it delivers you ads.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Grand Mullah of GDPR Compliance
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
FOSS support for Windows ARM has been hampered by Github (owned by MS) not supporting free Windows ARM runners. They may be finally getting their act together but are years late to the game.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
There is a similar episode of Frasier where he and his brother Niles keep trying to get into ever more exclusive tiers of the “Empire Club” in Seattle. One of my faves. https://frasier.fandom.com/wiki/The_Club
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
ohhh… so thats why my coffee keeps spilling everywhere. I just thought my mug was defective. Hole faces upward: got it. These things really should come with an instruction manual.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
"Seniority-bias" is the wrong word. It's "skill-bias", or better yet, "tacit-knowledge bias". The reason why old hands (who have been in the game long enough to be promoted to something approximating &quot

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