fusslo

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by fusslo 10mo ago
I feel like a boomer. I dont want to use google/apple/microsoft for any credential manager because: google is evil; apple has locked me out of my apple id (and lost things like the recordings of conversations with my father during
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by fusslo 10mo ago
are you suggesting trump and hegseth planned the refueling route? Be real.
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by fusslo 10mo ago
> The people in charge probably don't even know Curacao isn't part of Venezuela assuming Lieutenant General Evan Lamar Pettus is in charge """ Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering, United States Air Fo
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by fusslo 10mo ago
are you guys naming your products? We have an internal name and our product name. Internal names start as something that describes the project/repo/tool. Then within 18 months the name no longer makes sense so we rename it to some
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by fusslo 10mo ago
100% agree my local middle school has their school zone on: 1. four lane highway 2. dedicated turning lanes 3. major thru-way between shops, apartments, and the rest of the city 4. great visibility this is a recipe for 50mph. the speed limi
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by fusslo 10mo ago
ah interesting. our codebase is over 10gb with about 8 years of history. But, we only have 2-3 merges per week.
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by fusslo 10mo ago
thanks, that makes sense. I don't see how a worktree is more convenient in that case. Maybe from the kind of work I do? either CI is failing because of something really simple, or something really complicated that means getting a produ
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by fusslo 10mo ago
I don't understand the workflow that makes JJ more useful than git. I dont think I've even had the idea of having multiple worktrees going at once. What is the use case? The author mentions being blocked by CI flow. Don't you
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by fusslo 10mo ago
Assuming the other commenter is correct and the mcu is a clone of an ST product, then it's possible that the protection are fuses that destroy the pathways to the memory. They're one-time writable and cannot be undone. At my work
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by fusslo 10mo ago
This readme reads like I already know the project, what it does, what problems it solves, and how it works. > A precise project scheduling engine with minute-level accuracy for resource allocation and dependency management. I have no ide
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by fusslo 10mo ago
personally, I started re-watching Mad Men JUST because of these errors! I love audio commentary, behind the scenes, and other looks behind the veil. I would love the ability to see more of unedited, 'raw', or 'mistakes'
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by fusslo 11mo ago
> There are several lessons to take away from this tragedy. One is that localization is a good thing. Another is that it is best not to kill people who make you angry until you have carefully investigated the situation wise wise words
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by fusslo 11mo ago
I've been thinking a lot about John Henry since this AI stuff has started
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by fusslo 11mo ago
Thanks, previously the only other car I had was a 1995 volvo which used additional bulbs when the high beams were engaged. Intensity and field of view were increased. The outback's headlights were very confusing to me since I leapt thr
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by fusslo 11mo ago
My 2024 outback has no 'high beams'. My low beams are the same brightness as high beams. The only difference is the field of view. I switch on the high beams on and height of the beam increases, but intensity stays the same. I fee
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by fusslo 11mo ago
What I don't understand is... is it really only NATO aligned countries? Maybe I just didn't read the article well enough. In the USA we get over 100 drone sightings near airports per month. ( https://www.faa.gov/ua
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by fusslo 11mo ago
Nevermind the wall, this person's blog dates back to 2002. I think I have a blog/digital journal from around 2007 or so, but with HUGE gaps (years) where I lost interest. Pretty incredible in its own right
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by fusslo 11mo ago
I wish the fancy scroll nonsense would go away. For example I wanted to look at the first picture in the horizontal gallery that scrolls horizontally when you scroll vertically. However, there is no way for me to view the whole image. Eithe
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by fusslo 11mo ago
Theres a few things I dont understand Quote from the article: > "Valerie Ibarra, a spokesperson for the public law office, provided SFGATE with a statement on Tuesday: “An investigator from the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office
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by fusslo 11mo ago
67 is just long enough to die as I'm able to draw benefits from social security, meaning all 45 years worth of contributions have 0 benefit for me.
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by fusslo 11mo ago
I have a hard time dismissing the teachings of field experts lecturing at the US's most prestigious higher education institutions as 'ideology'. Maybe it is easier for you through me as a conduit since I provide no evidence,
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by fusslo 11mo ago
well shit ;)
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by fusslo 11mo ago
spending time in the bay area with some people who have done this to themselves has given me great reason to NOT do this ;)
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by fusslo 11mo ago
almost every comment misunderstands my point. I'm pointing out things in my life that are correlated with longevity. I'm reflection on indicators that are present in my life and how it relates to OP's article. I appreciate yo
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by fusslo 11mo ago
is it? thats good to know - the lecture series I watched was recorded in 2008
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by fusslo 11mo ago
Everything I've learned from psychology (and by this I mean watching psychology lectures from Yale and Stanford on youtube and reading the associated textbooks) makes me confident that I will have a short and unhappy life. Dr Bloom spo
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by fusslo 11mo ago
I dont know if this is in the same vein, but I want to complain about how websites handle pdfs. Slack, Teams, confluence, jira, etc all open a pdf in a in-browser preview thing. Then if you try scrolling, it makes the PAGE contents bigger,
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by fusslo 1y ago
very cool! thank you
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by fusslo 1y ago
I always love these miniatures when I see them in museums, airports, city halls, etc. Maybe I missed it, I didn't see where the data came from. I am wondering if someone did scans of the city with something that generates point cloud d
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by fusslo 1y ago
thats the trouble I see with AI and management. Management may see a churn of a few years as acceptable. If management makes 1$M in that time.. they wont care. "Once I get mine, I don't care" Like my old CEO who moved out of

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