folkrav

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by folkrav 5y ago
Not sure the comparison makes sense in this case. It doesn't have to do with virtualenvs. It's just a tool to install multiple interpreters/language runtimes in parallel and switch between them in an interactive shell with sh
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by folkrav 5y ago
Yeah, maybe. I'm just really lazy. Edit: Well that was easier than expected, their initial setup daemon is pretty well made, and the "instant prompt" is pretty cool. Feels snappy.
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by folkrav 5y ago
Leadership doesn't mean lack of mistakes, therefore comes with damage control work.
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by folkrav 5y ago
So basically, what you're saying is there are millions of unoccupied units, which should be older, now lower-end units, but people still can't afford to buy them.
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by folkrav 5y ago
I've been using Pure for a handful of years now. I just want pwd, git and vi status, and prompt on its own line, and it does it all. Available on both zsh and fish, I seem to remember a Powershell port as well, if that's your styl
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by folkrav 5y ago
I mean, that's on content creators doing live reads, and YT has nothing to do with it.
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by folkrav 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised, but it's also the moment I stop paying for YT Premium.
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by folkrav 5y ago
I've always used --watch just so my stuff would re-run without me having to manually do it...? That watch modes were to get around slow startup, and not a usability feature, is new information to me.
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by folkrav 5y ago
If I can express something using the type system I'll always go with that first, so I don't even need the test to enforce the same contract.
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by folkrav 5y ago
How could they fake the receiving end of the call of a legit precinct number without some massive resources lol?
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by folkrav 5y ago
And I've found my current role with one of them - I actually barely interacted with her and she basically just introduced me to the company. I just don't expect anything from them. I see them as a (rather inconvenient, but it&#x27
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by folkrav 5y ago
I thought we had humid air in Montreal, literally living on an island, and to some extent it's true, but when I went down to Florida did I understand what humidity can make you feel like. Was there mid-August, some days were brutal.
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by folkrav 5y ago
You were specifically speaking about serif grey text on white, which is pretty much what I just told you - WCAG AA compliant. [1] You weren't talking about Lighthouse nor mobile specifically, so I just answered with whatever info you g
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by folkrav 5y ago
The size looks the exact same as this very site to me. It's #5e5e5e (effective, as it's actually a slightly transparent RGBa value) against #fff, so a contrast ratio of 6.48:1, well within WCAG AA standards, and a tiny, slight shi
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by folkrav 5y ago
I've never really frequented Slashdot, I've taken a short look at it right now. What's going on with it that's so sad to look at? I feel like I'm missing context...
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by folkrav 5y ago
> Covid for 90% of the population was never something to have fear over. Something to be cautious about yes but the range of sheer panic among people under 40 in good health that i met was beyond silly. To me the fear seemed mostly direc
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by folkrav 5y ago
First thing I did was typing up my French originating surname; big agglomerate right around Paris, then Normandy (where my ancestors came from).
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by folkrav 5y ago
> We'd all be better off if the web still looked like 2004, and the users would be fine with it too - they only care about "modern design" as a proxy for "this is an actively maintained product". You're decl
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by folkrav 5y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, according to their own TS types[0], `Automerge.merge` should return a `{ readonly [P in keyof T]: Freeze<T[P]> }`. Getting `undefined` here is probably a bug. [0] https://github.com/automerge&
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by folkrav 5y ago
Damn. 120/20 for CAD$60 over here, and I have an actually pretty solid deal as far as Canadian internet prices go.
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by folkrav 5y ago
DevOps people with K8s knowledge are much easier to find, and many companies don't want to reinvent the wheel. Honestly, K8s is as complex as you need it to be. For smaller deployments it's working just fine too.
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by folkrav 5y ago
> I wonder if the pool can tolerate freezing solid in the winter, or if it cracks the concrete? A lot of people have inground pools here in Quebec. AFAIK it's just a matter of removing some of the water before it freezes, to minimiz
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by folkrav 5y ago
Music players were decoding local files and spitting out the output, now they're streaming platforms. Despite fitting the same niche of "I want to listen to music" for many people, they're not selling you the same produc
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by folkrav 5y ago
Snow removal must be... fun.
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by folkrav 5y ago
YMMV. I've doubled my salary in the last couple of years by following recruiter cold-calls, including once for a recruiter not affiliated to the company, and it obviously wasn't a pure waste of time for me.
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by folkrav 5y ago
The Silicon Valley TV show quite vividly portrayed that era of tech, especially in the earlier seasons.
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by folkrav 5y ago
This intrigued me: > (GNOME, Plasma and Sway), two of which aren't even complete Which ones are you referring to as non complete? I think it's pretty obvious for Plasma, but the other...?
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by folkrav 5y ago
> Nobody will stop you. I mean, Apple blocked countless jailbreaks as of today. It's AFAIK also against their ToS, therefore means they legally try to make it so you don't jailbreak. Can you _really_? Sounds more like a gray ar
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by folkrav 5y ago
I worked in a Canadian electronics store chain about a decade ago, the demo laptops were just pulled out of the box and setup without password most of the time, depending on who set it up. There was no particular security other than a Kensi
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by folkrav 5y ago
Honestly, in the context of hosting a static site, how?

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