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by fnord123 3y ago
Ok wow this blog post was really illuminating. Thanks for pushing back on my preconceived idea that UUIDv7 is the 'official' version of ULID https://blog.daveallie.com/ulid-primary-keys
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by fnord123 3y ago
Ulid should wholly be deprecated now that uuidv7 is available.
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by fnord123 3y ago
It's false. People will not go into suspend mode when not walking; they still burn calories. A very large person would burn about 130 calories walking a mile. i.e. one large latte. And most people who are this large are not at risk of
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by fnord123 3y ago
> While allowed due to backward compatibility to XHTML, they have never been specified, do nothing, and browsers ignore them so it is pointless to put them there. What do you mean by "never been specified"? They are in the spec
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by fnord123 3y ago
The thread is about Google Assistant, not Alexa, Sonos, or Siri. Regardless, do you think over 50% of households use the voice commands to the extent we call it "pervasive"?
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by fnord123 3y ago
You think over 100% of people use Google Assistant on their Android smartphone?
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by fnord123 3y ago
> A product that has become pervasive in most households in America You think Google home has over 50% penetration?
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by fnord123 3y ago
I looked into PR and you're correct. That's at least better than expectations.
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by fnord123 3y ago
Printing hello world does not show the cost / benefit of a tracing jit that needs to be warmed up over thousands of iterations. And counter example: it takes maven 0.788s to realize I don't have a pom.xml in my PWD and fail a buil
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by fnord123 3y ago
> Why does it matter? Because you need to have an idea of how many machines you need. And you need an idea of whether 'it will take as long as it takes' or if there's an issue in your code. Sometimes Java decides to JIT us
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by fnord123 3y ago
> it will finally shift the mentality regarding "C/C++/Fortran libs are Python" But pjmlp, I use Python because it's a wrapper for C/C++/Fortran libs. - Chocolate Giddyup
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by fnord123 3y ago
This could be headed for another dead end imo. Context: I use python for data processing and webdev. When doing data processing, Python is merely glue for libraries in compiled languages. When doing webdev, I mostly use python itself. First
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by fnord123 3y ago
But sowbug has 10 dollar wireless charging pads all over his house. How can we use a cable?
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by fnord123 3y ago
> Is there a version of Hanlons Razor but instead of incompetence, it’s money? Cui bono.
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by fnord123 3y ago
I'm not a historian but I think luddites need to be seen in the context of the history of trade unions. Unions at the time existed but didn't have the power they developed in the 1900s. So extra legal means seemed to be all that w
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by fnord123 3y ago
Are you aware that the Writer's Guild of America were striking for 4 months against AI doing their jobs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Writers_Guild_of_America_... There are also many law suits against AI wor
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by fnord123 3y ago
Holy crap how big is your home office that turning in a light is an side quest?
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by fnord123 3y ago
Maybe I'm just dumb but isn't the endgame of vec of enums going to be an ECS?
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by fnord123 3y ago
The Brexit leave campaign literally broke campaigning laws. Sibling post said it best: if you think you're immune to the trillion dollar brainwashing industry then you're fooling yourself.
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by fnord123 3y ago
There's a huge burden on individuals to prove that another organization is using data to persecute them and the definitions or persecution. Before GDPR did you know how vast the network of 3rd parties handling your data was? I didn&#x2
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by fnord123 3y ago
The end of coal is not pre-mature.
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by fnord123 3y ago
Uninstalling is moving the icon to the top of the screen and letting it go over "uninstall" and freeing hundreds of MB. Deactivate is buried in settings -> apps -> YouTube -> deactivate -> confirm. Otherwise the same o
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by fnord123 3y ago
They made it addictive and it's not possible to uninstall on Android. You can only deactivate the application.
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by fnord123 3y ago
I agree that managing python development environments is a pain in the ass. I'm completely with you there. But I'm curious what the nature of a black upgrade being forced on you. Like a manager or stakeholder had an edict stating
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by fnord123 3y ago
Why the heck would I want to open a port to accept http connections to the wild wild web on my phone? Servers are constantly being probed and I can't imagine I'd want to manage a firewall from my phone. Then there's data plan
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by fnord123 3y ago
>we had an upgrade of Black forced on us in order to satisfy Poetry which then reformatted all of our Python code. Unlikely. If you are using pre-commit to run black then the version being used lives outside your venv and hence not subje
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by fnord123 4y ago
I haven't used Google in ages. Do they convert stupid recipes using volume for flour to use mass?
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by fnord123 4y ago
Google allowing the blacklisting of sites with lots of ads on them and using google analytics? They have enough information when yiu clock back and select a different result. And this hasnt killed SEO spam.
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by fnord123 4y ago
This is curious reading since my Intel MacBook speakers crackled all the time as it grounded through me.
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by fnord123 4y ago
Crossbeam channels are mpmc. https://docs.rs/crossbeam/latest/crossbeam/channel/index.htm...

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