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by hoherd 10mo ago
Go on.
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by hoherd 11mo ago
I do this, except without the foolery. I schedule recurring blocks on my calendar like "Focus time" and "Personal time" so people know that scheduling meetings with me during those blocks may not result in my attendance.
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by hoherd 11mo ago
Sure, but sellers in those countries found the service to be very valuable. The framing of this situation as being beneficial to the cooperation and detrimental to the consumer feeds the narrative of the Evil Corporation, which is sad. It&#
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by hoherd 11mo ago
Exactly. And Bazzite is crushing the numbers compared to the other ublue distros https://github.com/ublue-os/countme/blob/main/growth_global....
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by hoherd 11mo ago
Yeah. I was happy to see this called out in their /about > Should I use AI to solve Advent of Code puzzles? No. If you send a friend to the gym on your behalf, would you expect to get stronger? Advent of Code puzzles are designed to
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by hoherd 11mo ago
I also had that misunderstanding, so after seeing this comment I looking up info. In this article you can see the xray of the m1 chip composited onto the photo of the chip, which has external memory components. You can also see in the archi
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by hoherd 11mo ago
Using macOS 26 and iOS 26 I was unable to reproduce their findings. I airdropped a photo from my iOS device to my laptop, and nothing in `mdls`, `xattr -l`, `exiftool -s`, `rg -i` showed my name.
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by hoherd 11mo ago
> Every dashboard is still pristine How did you handle the angular deprecation in grafana? Or are you just staying in an older version that still supports it?
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by hoherd 11mo ago
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it" and "never argue with a man whose job depends on not being convinced" in full effect.
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by hoherd 11mo ago
Another great one is PLOS, the Principal of Least Astonishment. Stable and reliable software and systems should avoid astonishing surprises. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_astonishmen...
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by hoherd 11mo ago
I still can't pull new branches even though the incident says it's resolved. I don't think my boss would be happy with me taking a break this long... but what else can I do when our business uses GH?
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by hoherd 11mo ago
One thing I do with games is automate the grind. To me, that is part of the fun. I have built lego robots to press a sequence of buttons repeatedly, or programmed microcontrollers using circuitpython to press a series of keys or click the m
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by hoherd 11mo ago
I switched from Linux to macOS with osx 10.2.8 because it was a much better unix desktop experience. Lately, more and more I've been feeling a lot like linux is a better desktop experience. Yeah yeah, I'm sure there's a whole
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by hoherd 11mo ago
That's not true. They also heard > Companies that choose to offer lump-sum permanent licenses have to make a bigger effort to convince customers to upgrade
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by hoherd 11mo ago
My son (8yo) and I have been running bazzite on mid tier AMD hardware for almost a year. It was so solid and such a good experience that I just upgraded us to a desktop with an nvidia 5080. Bazzite deck mode (beta) has been glitchy, but des
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by hoherd 1y ago
Sometimes, yes, but I would say it depends a lot on your base image and project. If nothing else, it gives you a runtime environment that is identical to your development environment. Using uv at build time can dramatically reduce your buil
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by hoherd 1y ago
Would you consider Microsoft Windows or Linux infinitely good software? The scenario described by the GP applies 100% to most personal desktop and laptop computers.
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by hoherd 1y ago
Reviewing test code is arguably harder than reviewing implementation code because tests are enumerated success and failure scenarios. Some times the LOC of the tests is an order of magnitude larger than the implementation code. The biggest
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by hoherd 1y ago
Some people actually do like to double up a bit of exercise with their commute.
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by hoherd 1y ago
The 3dfx "Medicine" commercial seems like the most unhinged old-school gaming marketing https://youtu.be/tVsuUv5FolA
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by hoherd 1y ago
That bubble demo was absolutely mind blowing. After seeing that I never looked back at 3dfx.
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by hoherd 1y ago
I immediately tried to run .schema and a syntax error was returned.
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by hoherd 1y ago
Imagine coming out of the bathroom stall and seeing somebody in the bathroom wearing smart glasses.
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by hoherd 1y ago
I do this on macOS with cron and `afplay`
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by hoherd 1y ago
It was also visiting pages like pages.small-isp.net/~username and digging through the HTML to see if somebody had <!-- hidden comments adding private commentary but only for folks who were knowledgeable and curious enough to look --
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by hoherd 1y ago
Quay.io goes down way too frequently to be a solution to Docker Hub being down.
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by hoherd 1y ago
I was going to go the opposite way and suggest that if you want python audio transcription, you can skip ffmpeg and just use whisper directly. Using the whisper module directly gives you a variety of outputs, including text and srt.
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by hoherd 1y ago
Sure, but I would never put the linked device on my laptop. I would put it on a headless server.
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by hoherd 1y ago
I wonder if there is a map with a tilted earth that puts the majority of the landmasses in the middle and the oceans at the edges, in order to have the land viewable with the least amount of distortion for the given projection.
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by hoherd 1y ago
"You can't make money dreaming, or I'd be a millionaire" https://youtu.be/RKemw7plB2g New startup idea!

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