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> there’s only ever between 1 and 3 anchor bits How often are these texturers transfered and how small are they? Doing all this to avoid sending at most three bits for a texture file sounds like a colossal waste of human life and of mone
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2y ago
Know of any similar frameworks that work the other way around? Where you can Keep an openapi definition as the source of truth and validate that your server follows it, I mean.
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2y ago
Swede here. I know from just reading the headline what happened. Byt then I’ve watched some British costume dramas.
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2y ago
Not only is this easy to solve, Scrum is one solution. Like this is the core of what it attempts to solve.
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2y ago
This is not a Product Owner problem, nor a Scrum problem. Get ready for some No True Scotsmanning: The product backlog is a collection of User Stories. The user story describes a problem and starts out as a placeholder for a discussion in t
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American eggs are incredibly sensitive due to the chlorine washing they go through before making it to the store. Not oddly specific. Here in Sweden (and I assume the rest of the EU) when I buy eggs they are not refrigerated and I keep them
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2y ago
Coincidentally it seems the reason Jira is a mess is that it has too many PMs chasing too many features. Maybe this was the point of the linked text but I could not get past the paywall. If it was just a board with cards with text it would
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2y ago
What does it mean to do winter bathing throughout the year? Do you call it that in June still?
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2y ago
> You're missing the whole middle part about users and revenue. SEO alone does not a Wall Street valuation make. Are they? Or are you over-estimating that part?
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2y ago
Every time I see these tools for “managing” dotfiles, or something for “managing” notes I get a bit perplexed as to what the use is, but then I am reminded of and impressed with how different people’s brains are and how we work and think.
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2y ago
Is it illegal for banks to provide private customers personal API access?
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2y ago
I also think a screenshot in a README is very helpful, but do note that the demo requires no install. The linked GitHub repository has a homepage set, and it is https://status.harry.id which I think is pretty obviously a demo ju
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2y ago
Off-by-one is not born from the base of the index. It is a general problem a lot of people run into in a lot of different contexts. It’s for example called “the fencepost problem”: https://betterexplained.com/articles/l
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Is anyone trying to prove that all humans can?
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2y ago
Pretty sure all 3D PS1 games tapped into assembly for performance. The most “famous” thing about Crash programming is probably that it’s all in lisp, with inline assembly.
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2y ago
Using an iPhone with rounded display corners, a few pixels of the last line of the “hamburger” are even off screen. I would never have seen it without the discussion in this thread.
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2y ago
Yes, fzf is a Go program.
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2y ago
The problem in that case is that ElasticSearch named their company after their product that they published for everyone to use or sell.
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2y ago
Never attribute to laziness or stupidity that which is adequately explained by the profit motive.
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2y ago
Maybe useful in some cases, but this calendar has a heading saying the lessons are "every other week" so you don't have to make 13 calendar entries. It takes a few seconds but you can make a calendar entry on September 13, te
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> Of course they will not recognize a word as a sequence of letters! What makes you think so? Perhaps some kids pick this up really quickly and practice it. Some kids learn faster how to run and kick a ball, and some learn faster how to
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The republicans are lying about that topic though. Fentanyl is not being smuggled by immigrants coming over the border. Stopping immigration will not stop the fentanyl.
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The term invariably seems to apply to two phenomenons: 1. Stalkers stalking people 2. Actors spreading misinformation on X about wartime atrocities I can see why they want to brand their stuff “Open Source” which sounds like a good thing.
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2y ago
It’s still linear time with one basket per room, you just have to maybe visit each room twice.
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I don’t understand how you get from someone critiquing company ownership to believing they cannot play nice with consensus or be humble. There is no relation there.
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100% of electronic music gear for sale is for 0 needs of the general population.
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Thirty recursive loops of LLMs perform better than one prompt? I should hope so! But how much power does it need?
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So you still need a secret when provisioning, and you need to handle change management for that, and storing it securely outside of the git repo. And agenix did not change that workflow, or did it?
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Who do you mean “they”? Nauru was colonized by the west in the 1800s and much of the phosphate mining happened well before they got their independence.
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Just try it! I’ve used bash like this many times before: while sleep 600 do say “hey!” sleep $(( $RANDOM % 300 )) done
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