ethersteeds

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by ethersteeds 7mo ago
I went looking for a visualization tool to help get a sense of what this change means experientially. Found this: https://savestandardtime.com/chart/?city=6173331&clock=pdst
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by ethersteeds 8mo ago
What size?! Any leads on a matching bolt?
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by ethersteeds 9mo ago
"Trust arrives on foot and leaves on horseback" as the saying goes.
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by ethersteeds 9mo ago
Here's a question: does Radicle support a http API, or is there a Radicle-to-git server bridge? I know it sounds crazy, against the whole purpose. But all I want is to patch it into ArgoCD in my homelab k8s cluster...
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by ethersteeds 9mo ago
I was reminded of this comment when I saw the latest Zed release removing a list of tool calls from the default always_allow list. Yikes! https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/compare/v0.220.2...v0....
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by ethersteeds 9mo ago
TFA mentions one reason: the "recent Iranian law that would equate the use of Starlink with espionage, punishable by death"
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by ethersteeds 9mo ago
Outside the specious argument that other countries would pay, the other more serious argument was that tarrifs would promote the growth of domestic alternatives. Yes it will hurt, they argued, but the long term effect will be a stronger and
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by ethersteeds 9mo ago
Gotta be doing something, elsewise it's layoffs for your business unit
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by ethersteeds 9mo ago
That's already happened: https://lataco.com/federal-immigration-agents-halloween-mask...
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by ethersteeds 9mo ago
As another top level comment describes, there are very inexpensive hardware store mold testing kits which are essentially just petri dishes you leave open and then mail in for testing. Also if it is indeed mold, the source is typically some
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by ethersteeds 9mo ago
Won't disagree about channels and mindshare, but will note that Signal got public group links in 2020, not that recent. https://signal.org/blog/group-links/
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by ethersteeds 10mo ago
> Pre-passkeys, was this lockout issue a true issue with apple and google accounts? Yes, absolutely. I have a second Google account I created and lost the password to. I can't reset it because it wants to know the exact month I open
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by ethersteeds 10mo ago
Your first formulation I agree with: > privacy was not their objective. Only secure communications was. > Signal is demonstrably anti-privacy by design. But your second is uncharitable and misses Signal's historical context. The
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by ethersteeds 11mo ago
This is a fascinating phenomenon, isn't it? I've heard it invoked as "it's always easier to clean someone else's room." And anxiety does seem to be the key. Very often the actual blocker isn't the diffic
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by ethersteeds 11mo ago
The timeline on the site you're critiquing says the project was confirmed in 2021. So they've been waiting a while. And it's not out, it was "revealed" today with "early 2026" estimate for availability.
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by ethersteeds 11mo ago
The drug is called "having lots of money"
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by ethersteeds 11mo ago
It is, but it's your reduction. The discussion is about a novel whose main appeal is described as "scenes one can imagine themselves in" with "more style than substance". That's a valid thing to enjoy, but not
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by ethersteeds 11mo ago
I always said Canada geese are stealing the American workers' job of last resort: sleeping in the park. He really should do something.
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
Makes it ready for your pasta!
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
On that note! I am an intensely verbal person, with words and narrative as my primary mode of thought. This essay and discussion reminds me of a desire I've felt before to develop the muscles, so to speak, of thinking without words. Do
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
I'll admit I read only the summary linked at the beginning, so I surely skipped over minutae that might have lost me. That said, I disagree with this and gp: the conclusion strikes me not as gatekeepy but reasonable and humane to inexp
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
Out of curiosity as someone who might like to do something similar: what sources and workflow do you prefer for this process?
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
I assume you're referring to this? https://www.abc.net.au/news/deeptime/
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
I was curious about this as well. He mentioned using a slow speed in mid-span and ramping up at the end, but without some safety a grizzly accident is possible.
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
This is a glorious project! I appreciate the commentary on how modern components simplified the build. As a chicken enthusiast and chronic over-builder, I'd love a tour of that coup and its features!
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
I appreciate the nuance! My intention was to show that there's a surprising amount of correction for flavor and taste necessary even for one-ingredient "natural" foods.
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
I know this feels cut and dry to you, but what you're kicking is a fundamental pillar of the industrial food system. Many food products emerge from processing a dull or unappetizing color. Food needs to last as long as possible and sti
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
Presumably they're being scrapped by automation with no hand curation. That's very brave, I'll give them that!
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
Worth noting: the people pushing for wars in Vietnam or Iraq weren't proposing what they became, either. It always sounds simple, surgical, net-positive. And yet we're always willing to believe this time will be different.
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by ethersteeds 1y ago
I would say it's both a statement and a way to encourage other developers to "speak with one voice". Like handing out printed signs at a protest.

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