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by folkrav 4y ago
Just double checked. Unless you specifically turn it off (reverting to Lerna's old behavior), it does leans on npm/pnpm/yarn's workspaces. Npm is indeed getting better at this stuff too. I did some tests on our main mono
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by folkrav 4y ago
Isn't lerna basically just leaning on npm workspaces nowadays?
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Yeah. I don't know my kombucha like you seem to, but I've just tried two flavors by two separate brands recently. One (I can't remember what it was) was barely drinkable, second one (hibiscus & rose hips by RISE kombucha)
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by folkrav 4y ago
I do enjoy DDG, but I also still seem to have to use the !g bang to fall back to a Google search more often than I'd like to.
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by folkrav 4y ago
Making the interested parties "disgusted and uncomfortable" - on purpose! - pretty much qualifies as "unwanted advances".
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by folkrav 4y ago
The apologists in these comments for what's effectively using educational data as a means to reducing the women in their program as "potential mates" - and making them "disgusted and uncomfortable" in the process! -
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> many people grow up thinking they're bad at a lot of things, when in reality they just were bad at learning it in the prescribed way. I spent half my life convinced that I was bad at mathematics. My math grades in high school drop
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by folkrav 4y ago
> What were the benefits of being in class if you're basically doing something else and not actively listening? I can only speak for myself, but back in school, I've always found actively listening in to class to be extremely l
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by folkrav 4y ago
> Ideally a surveillance camera will already be focused to have the entire scene sharp In practice a lot of surveillance cameras seem to be focused to have the entire scene a blurred mess
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by folkrav 4y ago
Termination and layoff are two very different things. You typically don't layoff people for incompetence, you fire them.
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by folkrav 4y ago
Looking at Slack's own documentation on formatting messages, they don't even mention Markdown. I agree it's Markdown-like, but they at least aren't pretending it is.
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Who in their right mind thought interest rates would stay that low and inflation wouldn't eventually catch up?
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by folkrav 4y ago
I didn't suggest a solution. I literally just said "humanity" is people, and our system treating people like numbers on a spreadsheet will never sit right with me. The rest is you going on a tangent.
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by folkrav 4y ago
Therefore coming back to my initial comment: the very system we live in is based on this conception that we have to forego treating people like humans and have to consider them as mere "resources" just to make it work. Not pretend
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by folkrav 4y ago
Are you implying 100000+ people getting laid off in a handful of months merely is about weeding off "underperformers"?
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"The reality" is jobs = people. We don't live in a vacuum. It's seriously not that hard either. Between the hundreds of thousands of regular people losing their livelihoods and some investors losing money ("don&#x27
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by folkrav 4y ago
The very idea of separating humanity from the system we live in will never sit right with me. Jobs are purely transactional on paper, sure, but in the end, we're not _just_ dealing with jobs, but people and their livelihoods. We'r
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by folkrav 4y ago
Doesn't handle accents either haha. My first name has an "é", it shows up somewhere between a straight up "t" (funny that it's the same letter as your "x") or some garbled mess.
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ChatGPT is great at pretending it knows its sh*t.
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by folkrav 4y ago
It often happens that ChatGPT will confidently give you something that _looks_ like what you're asking for despite it being awfully wrong - sometimes you can make it "understand" its mistake and correct it, sometimes not. It&
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by folkrav 4y ago
> If you want to get mad about wasted wealth, get mad about global military budgets and war. That's just blowing shit up and we spend hundreds of times more on that than either space or sustainable development. I can't think of
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by folkrav 4y ago
That's assuming everyone is on board with the very fact of living in a system where an individual can amass hundreds of billions of dollars while almost half the planet lives on a handful of dollars a day or less. I'd guess a good
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by folkrav 4y ago
Why did the title go to "We could..." from "How we could..."? It kind of changes the tone of the headline, IMHO.
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by folkrav 4y ago
You mean the linked paywalled article? Not that "readily available".
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by folkrav 4y ago
> The sweet number is somewhere around 6 to 8 people in an average high-speed connection. Based on mesh architecture WebRTC, so unfortunately not really an option for anything but small calls. WebRTC is fun, but in the end, someone has t
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by folkrav 4y ago
They're just pushing for people to switch from distutils to setuptools, which is also under the PyPA.
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by folkrav 4y ago
https://twitter.com/BillGatesJet https://twitter.com/bezosjets I guess Musk only sees it as an issue when it's his own privacy innit
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by folkrav 4y ago
Any source for this? FastAPI advertises itself as production ready: > Robust: Get production-ready code. With automatic interactive documentation. [1] > FastAPI framework, high performance, easy to learn, fast to code, ready for produ
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by folkrav 4y ago
Something like 95% of the population are low-income farmers or service workers, are amongst the last 20 or so countries by GDP, and they have a total annual budget of less than $80mil a year. I'd be surprised if it was otherwise...
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by folkrav 4y ago
"Bad things happen all the time", "we can't change it can we" and "there are worse people" are cop outs at best. People can worry about multiple things, and things can get talked about.

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