hirvi74

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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> internal thoughts How can thoughts be internal if you post them on a public forum? > but no banana! But I love bananas ='( > liberals have lost, thank goodness. You might be surprised with how much I agree with you. I do
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I had a long reply to your comment, then decide it was not truly worth reading. However, I do have one question remaining: > the tactical tornadoes get more of a speed boost than the people who care about maintainability. Why are these
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> But, how do you know the code is good? Honestly, this more of a question about scope of the application and the potential threat vectors. If the GP is creating software that will never leave their machine(s) and is for personal usage
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Not sure about ChatGPT, but Claude was (is still?) an absolute ripper at cracking some software if one has even a little bit of experience/low level knowledge. At least, that's what my friend told me... I would personally never ev
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
That is why I still use the Chatbots and not the CLI/desktop tools. I am in 100% control. I mainly ask question surrounding syntax with languages I am not well experienced in, snippets/examples, and sometimes feedback on certain b
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
People will complain that the government did too little or too much, but the key is that people will always complain.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> If you lived in a primarily liberal culture, the authoritarianism, virtue signaling and hypocrisy were completely insane. Perhaps so, but in 2020-2023, it appears that the harsh imposition of Massachusetts was not in vain when compar
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I am sorry, but this is a statistically ignorant take. Your selection bias and infinitesimal sample size do not accurately account for a country with a population of almost 350 million people. > And there was a world of mismanagement: m
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
There is no such thing as individual rights. In our universe, there are only privileges. What a government gives, a government can take.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Yep, ADHD and God know's what else here. Oddly enough, I am too gregarious, and it often gets me in a lot of trouble. So, by being WFH, I am not surrounded by distractions, and I am much more productive.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Small sample size, but of the people in my office that really prefer in-office to WFH, the two archetypes I have noticed are those people are either single and have no family, or they wish they were single and had no family.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Makes sense. I am running MacOS Tahoetl.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> Services/modules organised by infrastructural layer rather than by feature. That is actually true to the original CA as far as I am aware. The "veritcal slices" style of development came after. > with the cost of t
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
How does the code look? I am curious if there is proper usage of abstractions, or is logic just kind of all over the place? Some part of me feels like LLM generated code is great if one cares about the solution, but leaves a lot to be desir
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
The blog author wrote somewhat negatively of government work, but I will always been thankful for my 457(b).
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> * The early withdrawal penalty is 10%* Still cheaper than my current Long-term Capital Gains tax rate too.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I'm one of these programmers, and it's not that easy. Maybe at one time, it was. However, I am thankful to even have a job at this point.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> People with guns are still people No one is questioning that police are people. > Having anyone there will reduce harm in more cases than it escalates That was never the point I was arguing against. I was arguing against which pe
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I find something darkly depressing and comedic about how we try to prevent people from shooting themselves by sending people with guns to help them.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> however take at least as much care for your grandparents, they are apparently at extreme risk, of forming intent and, acting especially grandpa. What if allowing suicide is taking care of one's grandparents? After all, if I wa
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> I bet there is so much more we could do to reduce suicides I am absolutely certain that is the case, however, society operates with such demands from individuals that a majority of necessary changes would be adamantly fought against
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Absolutely, but that was not my point.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Per what time frame? Day, week, month, or year?
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Not exactly. What I wrote was orthogonal to land being uninhabitable. What is and is not Israel is also a point of debate within the religion. Some believe Israel is not a physical entity, but what results when all the lost tribes are reuni
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> why god is driving his chosen people from the promised land. Because in the context of Judaism, the word "chosen" is not meant to imply superiority. Rather, the word chosen is meant to imply being purposed, tasked, or burde
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Sqlite is also the only major database to receive DO-178B certification, which allows Sqlite to legally operate in avionic environments and roles.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
So, the database I was talking about is located at: ~/Library/Group Containers/group.com.apple.usernoted/db2 However, that is the one that feeds the Notification Center itself. If ones dismisses a notification f
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
Just spitballing here, but I know notifications are stored in a sqlite3 database. You might be able to query the count based on application type and use that?
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
Honestly, I have tried to really cut down on my usage of 3rd-party dependencies when possible. In a way, it's kind of freeing. Whatever I still need, I write myself. If I cannot write it, then I try to find something FOSS. If I find no
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
Sure, it's less common that people are writing full-fledged applications in nothing but assembly. However, I would strongly disagree that people are no longer writing/using assembly. I was writing a bit of assembly the other day,

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