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by gcr 5mo ago
How does that work with all the kitty terminal protocol image stuff if I have plots to display?
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by gcr 5mo ago
MaraDNS is much less popular than dnsmasq though. I have several libraries that I've written. Not one single serious security bug in them has been found since 1991. Granted, nobody uses my libraries... Not to diminish your team's
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by gcr 5mo ago
In the USA, small companies don’t generally have the resources to take large companies to court, even if they’re in the right.
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by gcr 5mo ago
I’m so sorry to say this but what you want is vscode That, or eshell and emacs-ipython-notebook
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by gcr 5mo ago
incredible work!! You mention using this over ssh. Is there any way to get this working in tmux or anything similar by any chance? Or is the idea that euporie itself is acting like a multiplexer?
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by gcr 5mo ago
They both sell it for profit, but Amazon doesn’t contribute changes upstream, so the public + rest of the industry won’t benefit from their work. It’s not an equivalence.
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by gcr 5mo ago
Don’t you see how bankrupting the Elastic devs pushes an inferior product onto users?
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by gcr 5mo ago
How can humans stand out to companies like yours? I’ve considered writing informally and putting subtle typos in my cover letters, for example, to signal humanity. Is this a good idea or do recruiters look down on it?
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by gcr 5mo ago
Not in tech. Larger severance packages are common. Going forward, I wonder if severance packages should be a point of competitive recruiting advantage
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by gcr 5mo ago
I’m guessing that a lot of Americans are either fearful of or indifferent to the rest of the world. My broad estimate is that maybe half of us have been outside the country.
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by gcr 5mo ago
Most Americans don’t generally visit Israel. It’s generally very difficult to get a second passport.
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by gcr 5mo ago
Hang on, halving your sales means doubling your price to stay even (ignoring your own cost), right? I have a bridge to sell you …
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by gcr 5mo ago
Discussion thread on /r/Cloudflare: https://www.reddit.com/r/CloudFlare/s/47qJtr2yEx
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Cloudflare lays off 1,100 employees (~20% of workforce)(finance.yahoo.com)
83 points by gcr 5mo ago|2 comments
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by gcr 5mo ago
Giving consent required you to receive an email to verify your account. Revoking consent requires you to send an email. It’s symmetric, like poetry.
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by gcr 6mo ago
Huh. I’d imagined the threading in the cap could be made this way
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by gcr 6mo ago
I bet you’ve been using these your whole life without knowing it: in non-USA thermoses, the lid releases pressure before becoming mechanically free. You’d hear a “pop” and then the lid has to be twisted slightly further before it can be rem
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by gcr 6mo ago
Monads are a math/organization pattern. What flaws do you mean?
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by gcr 6mo ago
FYI your comment is missing several constants/words and is hard to read
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by gcr 6mo ago
On TheTom’s llama-cpp fork, TurboQuant makes inference about five to ten times slower than vanilla (M1 Max, qwen3.6-35b-a3b). Seems like the productionization is still a ways away. Excited to see what we can get it down to though.
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by gcr 6mo ago
Do you have any MDM profiles installed? Go to Settings → General → VPN And Device Management. If you use your phone for work your employer may have asked you to install one, but check anyway. MDM profiles can specify apps to be installed au
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by gcr 6mo ago
/R/MachineLearning is not bad But the gold standard is a small signal or discord community of like-minded, fairly tight knit friends. You may have to organize this yourself
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by gcr 6mo ago
Why SpaceX and not xAI?
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by gcr 6mo ago
Ah so cute!! I’d love to see pictures of your changes if you care to show them :-)
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by gcr 6mo ago
OpenSCAD is all triangles and vertices. Fillets are difficult to do. Outputting circles/spheres generally requires you to for-loop over vertices a lot. Libraries like build123d and cadquery use OpenCASCADE, a boundary representation ke
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by gcr 6mo ago
Here's an example! I recently used their sister library (build123d, same devs) to build a rotary slide rule bracelet for multiplying three-digit numbers. It was a great experience and wouldn't generally be easy to do with Fusion 3
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by gcr 6mo ago
Think of it this way: the current change is like a staging area/index in git. Leave it without a a description while you're working (just like git's staging area). Rely on jj's auto-snapshotting to capture all your chang
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by gcr 6mo ago
In jjui, you can select multiple changes to squash/rebase by pressing space bar before pressing S or r. Is that what you mean?
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by gcr 6mo ago
You can switch an existing git repo to jj by using: jj git init --git-repo my-repo I think (but CANNOT PROMISE) that just removing the .jj folder will bring you back, but definitely take a backup of .git before you try this in case I’m wron
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by gcr 6mo ago
why the lucky stiff, an eccentric ruby programmer, wrote an article that you might like, The Little Programmer’s Predicament, https://viewsourcecode.org/why/hacking/theLittleCodersPredic...

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