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by floren 2y ago
Step 4. MAGA sees more government inefficiency and corruption than ever, but is reassured that it's just those terrible liberals sabotaging DOGE's good work and the NEXT round will really purge them
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by floren 2y ago
> Except I’ll still want a terminal multiplexer on servers Biggest reason not to use a terminal multiplexer locally, imo: There is nothing worse than hitting Ctrl-b twice for every action when you're also using the muxer remotely.
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by floren 2y ago
And the treatment is... steroid cream!
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by floren 2y ago
Yeah, I'd say it's working, but if I can use an analogy: it's always taken some care and inspection to pick out the un-bruised apples, but now half of the bin is also made up of pretty damn convincing plastic replica apples t
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by floren 2y ago
The reason I asked him to explain sync.WaitGroup was because we were trying to discuss the homework problem which was intended to demonstrate knowledge of concurrency. "His" code used WaitGroup correctly throughout! But he wasn&#x
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by floren 2y ago
> We've landed on a hybrid approach of reviewing a small homework exercise they were sent prior in an interview and find it a lot more useful to ask them to explain their approach and use it as a jumping off point for other question
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by floren 2y ago
Use the right tool for the job and don't feel bad about it. A pointing device is an excellent way to point at things. Btw I've been using stumpwm for years, it's ratpoison but implemented in Common Lisp. Give it a look!
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by floren 2y ago
I'm always going to suggest the long-running farmer cooperative. Salt & Straw is good (they have them down here in California too) but they're just a compelling buyout offer away from going down the Breyers path.
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by floren 2y ago
My recommendation is Tillamook. Their strawberry is fantastic.
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by floren 2y ago
At least nobody can accuse you of writing/editing your comments with an LLM.
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by floren 2y ago
That's old fashioned, the current "California roll" is to just continue at full speed through stop signs or red lights.
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by floren 2y ago
I'm about to ditch it entirely because my friend who uses matrix.org cannot see images I send from my homeserver, and vice versa. I thought I fixed all that nonsense when I turned on authenticated media months back but it keeps happeni
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by floren 2y ago
Much written, nothing said
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by floren 2y ago
Well, you're half right -- it was a book.
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by floren 2y ago
Note also that per https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42559344 he's only been using it for a day and therefore has basically no idea if it even works right or if everything gets shitcanned.
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by floren 2y ago
"HAM" of course stands for "HAM - Acronym? Maybe!"
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by floren 2y ago
Vuzix Blade would be fine too, just something that has a display you can look at when you want to and ignore when you don't. The Blade is way too damn expensive, though.
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by floren 2y ago
I really wish Glass-style HMDs had taken off... I've built my own, but it's useless if the sun is out at all. I just want something unobtrusive and inexpensive that I can drive with a real computer.
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by floren 2y ago
> You are additionally going to be saving a lot of workers from getting chronic back pains. That'll probably be a big comfort to those who lose their jobs
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by floren 2y ago
Saw a booth selling those at Supercomputing this year
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by floren 2y ago
How big of a lookup table will you use for logging IPv6 addresses?
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by floren 2y ago
It's explicitly mentioned in the section "Back to the seventies", right near the top of the article.
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by floren 2y ago
I saw that booth, it was pathetic.
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by floren 2y ago
The first version of NT was released July 27, 1993. This document was published August 1, 1993. What valuable first-hand programming-on-NT information would you liked them to have included about an OS that had been available for 4 days?
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by floren 2y ago
They were definitely already grafted, that's how the cloning works.
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by floren 2y ago
ethos, surely, not pathos
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by floren 2y ago
> Kirk: Mr. Scott. Have you always multiplied your repair estimates by a factor of four? > Scotty: Certainly, sir. How else can I keep my reputation as a miracle worker?
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by floren 2y ago
Useless but cool-looking diagrams are the lifeblood of governent slide decks, so I'm absolutely not surprised.
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by floren 2y ago
Good on those tour guides imo.
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by floren 2y ago
I've spent a good bit of time over the last few years playing with a Plus and an SE/30, and I'd say yeah they just crashed all the goddamn time. Games especially seemed prone to messing things up when you exited, I think Arka

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