duncan-donuts

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by duncan-donuts 4y ago
I’ve had a similar experience in Minneapolis. Biking to work was the fastest way to go for me. An additional factor was very little walking once I got there. With the bus or driving I may need to walk several blocks to get to my office and
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by duncan-donuts 4y ago
The something is probably more philosophical within lisp communities. I’m relatively new to lisp (writing clojure/cl for about a year) and from what I’ve seen people prefer to bolt on small things instead of big frameworks. The full st
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by duncan-donuts 4y ago
Hilariously if you start a call the loader is basically the chrome logo with purple added. This brand is so low effort it’s baffling
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by duncan-donuts 4y ago
I think about this too and know it’s mostly nostalgia too. I’m curious about community organized LANs and running older tech. I also concede that almost no one actually wants to run this shit so it seems very unlikely anyone would want it.
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by duncan-donuts 4y ago
Wait why is Netflix on your list? How are Netflix and Alphabet/Google related?
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by duncan-donuts 4y ago
I’d wager the primary reason they’re not doing it is they don’t have a use case for it (yet).
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by duncan-donuts 4y ago
My folks think I do on site tech support. Doesn’t matter how I explain my work or correct them they don’t really understand.
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by duncan-donuts 4y ago
Ban healthcare? Like make it illegal to receive care or are you saying have no concept of health insurance and everything is out of pocket?
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
There are a few stretches of highway near Austin that have 80 posted and people absolutely fly on that road. I was in a shitty rental trying to do 80 and people were passing me like I was driving slow. It was wild
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
> The report highlighted that there was a five-day window of time between January 16-21, 2022, where an attacker had access to a support engineer’s laptop. This is consistent with the screenshots that we became aware of yesterday. Yeah,
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
Apparently retirees aren't allowed to hold investments
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
You're talking about living breathing humans. "extractive cost center" is a weird way to describe "person who paid social security their entire working life". You're not wrong about what you're saying but
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
What I find interesting is the same argument of simplicity and that an Engineer can implement the protocol in an afternoon are the same talking points for the Gopher protocol. I’m mildly interested in Gopher and curious why Gemini over Goph
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
It shouldn’t?
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
Not really? Wouldn’t the streamlit app/notebook/editor experience compliment the snowflake data warehousing solutions well?
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
Why stop there? Streaming service for kids that shows no ads!
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
I started my career in trades so no I don’t long for that. I do think about leaving it all behind to be a musician tho. I look at my circumstances of stupid salary, never leave the house if I don’t want to, and my level of comfort and compa
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
I know this is common but I constantly mispronounce words phonetically in my head so I remember how to spell them.
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
I recently was talking to a coworker about moving all of my music stuff to org mode, and rendering it with lilypond. Obviously not a DAW but I won’t be surprised to see reaper-mode or something in the future. Edit: welp https://g
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
I’d like to see a portfolio of origami cats tbh
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
There’s probably something to be said about doing something quickly with high quality, and also in an unfamiliar way.
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
I just learned about OVERLAPS this week when reviewing a colleague’s code. We talked about the complexity of the conditions and found the overlaps operator and a ton of range operators. None of us knew they existed and they made our query a
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
I identify heavily with this but also the inverse —- always update everything (all the time). I don’t run arch anymore but one thing I did enjoy as a daily driver was that I was constantly updating my software. The pain is in the middle whe
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
Making music had the opposite effect on me in regards to snobbery. After years of trying to make stuff sound good and write good songs I’ve learned that it’s really really hard and I no longer judge musicians as much as I used to.
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
“Just one dependency”. The author makes it sound like this is trivial because they have a single dependency therefore it should Just Work™. Author should have included how many node modules were installed for the one dependency. The closing
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
I think the answer at this point is a resounding yes.
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
I’m not sure what to think of this. The only thing that struck me was that dnf “deeply regrets” their actions but also makes maintainers opt out instead of opt in. Maybe that makes the most sense at this point to cause no disruption to the
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
I’ve been working on compliance software for 2 years now and this problem is hard. A large part of it is in “ensuring compliance”. You have to sort of straddle the line otherwise you end up a data controller instead of a data processor. You
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
Zoning laws, probably a ton of stuff in agriculture
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by duncan-donuts 5y ago
lol CNN far-left. please

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