fitsumbelay

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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
"... reimagined for le modern price and vendor-lock-in totale"
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
Agreed. My knowledge/experience with synths is limited but between DSPs that're as available as ketchup and Kleenex for the past few decades and an LLM there's not much to rolling one's one. A watch on the other hand is
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
setting aside my disappointment over DC's absence (I know the heading says "state" strictly but still ... ) Wyoming's is really a purpose-fitting one
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
> I'm of the opinion that, if your solution requires perpetual majority control of legislative, executive, and judicial branches, your solution is in fact a campaign slogan So you'll never vote GOP again. And you tacitly agree
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
reddit > ( troof soshul | troll industrial complex media )
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
> I mean it's right there in the price? Not doing rocket science analysis here. That's been answered in at least one other reply > I do wonder on the point of making it complicated on purpose though. Like is there actual evi
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
da troof soshul bot? the billion dollar tax prep industrial complex as a group spends the most lobbying dollars on tax policy -- in particular, suppressing any effort eliminate or even reduce filing complexity -- and lobbying ops like thei
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
Finally a post about agentic-coding that's aligned with my thinking. I treat the experience like I'm managing adolescent Kal-El in a junior dev role. The kid's strong, fast and smart and does best when I do best by providing
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
Perspective shift: whether positive or negative, have there ever really been any unapproved, rogue media portrayals of law enforcement?
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
in other words there's no winning because circular arguments about how things "really" work, plus insisting on and worst-possible-case-outcomes-as-inevitabilities. right ...
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by fitsumbelay 1mo ago
Opposite story here in the US with very recent news about Trump breaking offshore wind farm agreements and using billions of US taxpayer dollars to pay repercussive fees to those operators. Our decline/regression in terms of clean ener
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
Since my first pi I've always been blown away by sonic pi's capacity and it's price. Surely worth the cost of the Pi itself and then some. It's so good I feel the rare guilt of not using it enough especially as I see mys
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
Brilliant
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
First rule of attentioneering - If it bleeds, it ledes Second rule - Got edge case? Got headline!
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
Setting aside everything except the stated intention behind the author's post -- ie. to make right something that he could only conclude was wrong after a little education -- what if agentic dev was removed from the equation and he ma
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
"Not pretty to look at it." Au contraire ... Javier ... mon frere ...
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
I believe Rosslyn is similarly stacked. My 8 year old self assumed was named after The First Lady
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
I started riding the Metro in the mid 80s and always loved the THX1138/Logan's Run vibe of the station interiors as well as the plaza's led to them. In areas like L'Enfant Plaza and the suburbs they gave the surroundings
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
The pains for me were around all the penalties I got for not following formalities, or at least that's what it felt like to me.
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
The responses to agent-aided dev seem a little over the top to me. The derisive "vibe-coded" label is one thing, but the least compelling argument or complaint of them all is the truly worn out one about barriers to entry that you
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
This is pretty cool plus I love anything that references classics like 980css and 2Advanced. I'm even OK with hearing the word "Flash" now in a way that some day I'll be with hearing "React" ...
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
TIL about tree ... I stopped being surprised by new stuff I learn about an OS I've been using for 25+ and 10+ as my daily whip and just enjoy the discovery-buzz these take-home interview nightmare stories are so common ... I'd hat
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
... possibly due to the lying bumblefucks who start them. George W Bush was a lying bumblefuck who talked himself into being a war criminal who can't travel to certain countries. Trump is the kind of lying bumblefuck who lets a depende
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
yeah OK ...
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
my kinda hackin' so much creative potential ...
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
useful, shmuseful. very cool project
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
... wherein it's made known the author can't lose. good for the author
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by fitsumbelay 2mo ago
when photography first dropped in the late 19th century it was also referred to as the enemy of creativity and it 50+ years for it to be recognized as a legit art form. That said, some people like taking snapshots.
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by fitsumbelay 3mo ago
very cool and runs pretty nicely on my 2019 mac mini
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by fitsumbelay 3mo ago
SPMTE timecode is the first tech standard I was able to understand as a young adult (which was decades ago). Standards.

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