edoceo

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by edoceo 25d ago
So many systems cannot handle known pattern of a phone number changing. Who's decided these are imutable values? That I have only one? That it's not shared?
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by edoceo 25d ago
Great advice for a much younger person.
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by edoceo 25d ago
This seems modal driven. Like calling MsgBox on windows. Wish (iirc) let me get multiple labels, input and buttons in an Hbox/Vbox type layout.
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by edoceo 25d ago
MF Doom for those not in the loop https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gQtKJbptcns
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by edoceo 25d ago
He got got because he couldn't shut up. If you come at the king, better not miss is true. Don't talk about it after! Like GunRack from K&P https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EXPPSQhUVss
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by edoceo 25d ago
X-Ray specs that didn't even work.
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by edoceo 25d ago
Yes. The IDI is preferred. Time and location constraints are why FG exist. And a robot researcher is almost preferred. Humans are social creatures, so part of the challenge of research is to get the respondant to be open/Frank. Edit: I
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by edoceo 25d ago
I don't, but it was easy even before AI code. It's this one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wish_(Unix_shell) - which turns out is Tcl. I used it to wrap up some socat and curl. Ugly stuff. Reading values from
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by edoceo 25d ago
Some of that is just human condition. Some want to lead, some want to be led. Ages ago I worked in qualitative market research. Which is like a game where the researcher is trying to find the truth. But in focus groups, for all kinds of rea
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by edoceo 25d ago
On Linux there is also this windowing shell `wish` which I've used for some very quick (and very very dirty) UIs
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by edoceo 25d ago
Maybe they'll get onboard with UNTP https://untp.unece.org/
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by edoceo 25d ago
What's RC? Recreational Chemical?
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by edoceo 26d ago
Cool cool cool, where can I get a key? What if some other key has a name I've trademarked in my region?
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by edoceo 26d ago
Bunch of assumptions about operational excellence in there. Doesn't match my experience but, it does match my desire.
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by edoceo 26d ago
Nope, cfEngine FTW!
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by edoceo 26d ago
How can we start today? How are name conflicts resolved?
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by edoceo 26d ago
Back in the day (~2003) it was popular to get a domain name for every project. Loads of people I knew where holding a domain name for every idea they had. I even had a few (~40). But in like 2008 I think I switched over to using just sub-do
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by edoceo 26d ago
How can they (host, domain owner) not get sued?
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by edoceo 27d ago
I got bronchitis.
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by edoceo 27d ago
He could use his assets/wealth to ensure everyone on earth has a functional, hygienic toilet. Would improve QOL for many who still live with open sewer systems.
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by edoceo 27d ago
Maybe they mean consumption is the same but price is up.
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by edoceo 27d ago
Arch Linux Wiki on stress testing: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Stress_testing
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by edoceo 27d ago
I went through similar thoughts. Settled on just dropping everything under MIT. I'm using AI assistance a bunch, nothing fully vibe coded (yet) so what's it really matter? My "novel" approach to BOM line item attributes?
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by edoceo 28d ago
I had a role, we got a new CTO. This man could not stop wiggling things. Almost from day one. Not just small things but larger things too (let's migrate to a new issue tracker/wiki thing (back when Redmine was popular)). Flipping
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by edoceo 28d ago
Home grown propaganda, pretending it's from "the others"
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by edoceo 28d ago
Which classic? 3.0? 3.5.1? 4.0/95? Win2k? I think 2k was top-tier.
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by edoceo 29d ago
It's like when your enemy undermines your logistics in a game. It's an attack, but not a direct attack. If you attack directly you might get called the aggressor.
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by edoceo 29d ago
Sometimes. In USA they may require one check for parties of >N (where N can be 6). Some (fancy) places won't split at all. Then consumers juggle apps to square up the deal.
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by edoceo 1mo ago
Can you be any more precise on timing? I wanna buy puts.
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by edoceo 1mo ago
It's been explained in this thread many times: not-rooted

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