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1y ago
For this group, gaggiuino[0] is extremely fun for the hardware+coffee people. Rabbit hole of cost with James Hoffman + Lance Hedrick, but they are really pushing home coffee forward. [0] https://gaggiuino.github.io/
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That's only during runtime. Simply reading code can be annoyingly difficult without hard references. Especially when the code is coming from a gem. Many times LSP's can't figure out where the code is coming from if it's
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1y ago
I wish ruby went with hard/explicit imports like python or js. Solves this problem and "magic" that so many complain about while retaining all the other great things to love about Ruby.
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I'll play's devil's advocate - is there really a difference? People were angry (rightfully so) at children chimney sweeps and they definitely existed, were abused and did die/have horrible problems/etc. So the outra
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1y ago
> I find this sentiment increasingly worrisome. I wouldn't worry about it because, as you say, "in a new world". The old will simply "die". We're in the midsts of a paradigm shift and it's here to stay.
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1y ago
LLM's would be absolutely amazing at this actually. With their current ability - it's basically their sweet spot.
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You're right, whatever they pick will be wrong, but that's "missing the forest for the tree" The goal is to remove uncertainty in the language when documenting/discussing situations for the state. It doesn't ma
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1y ago
This is incredible.
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2y ago
Singapore's HDB system is world class in this regard. Key items being first time owners are highly prioritized (effectively no one else). Must be owner occupied for first 5 years before allowing rental or resale. Government sets initia
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2y ago
I started playing with Gemini 2.0 Pro and 2.5 is another level. It's my goto for coding over Cursor. I just wish they put more effort into the VSCode plugin/agent.
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It's also literally named a product that has historical meaning in the developer community.
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2y ago
> The explanation is absolutely ridiculous. You'll need to provide more constructive feedback. Or are you suggesting that it's not "destroyed" and that the origin country can freely transfer money without discounting
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2y ago
> it's not just turtles all the way down If you drill far enough... well anyway > I don't know of any machine where dollars go in one side, are destroyed, and euros are created on the other side. The Treasury is the machine
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2y ago
This is how they all work including western union. It's not a secret but it's not really talked about either. No one pays FX fees on each transfer. Single large rebalancing transfers allows them to actually move money at optimal t
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2y ago
If there's merit, it should be added to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Island_(2005_film)#Copyrig... . By early 2000's this idea isn't that novel honestly. When it comes to movies what is truly novel a
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At the moment, I don't like this for fear of revisionist history. The equvilent would be if wikipedia didn't have to have a source reference. not saying that it's infallible but yeah we need some chain of audible at least 1 o
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How can you do diligence against it when you expect the other party to be defrauding you?
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Not one where you can guarantee the actual person. Having SS number doesn't get you contact details and thusly at the mercy of the one who wants to fraud you
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The problem fundamentally is during a sale you don't get access to the actual DB. DD you typically only get a subset of data, so whoever you contact or even physically visit, it all could be fake people answering the phone or even at a
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I'm far from an expert, but you can look at Sembcorp which was a joint effort by Singapore back in '96 with Vietnam to boost foreign manufacturing[0]. What's not really shown in the Wiki is that the VN government really prote
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mmmm these two things are very deeply linked in that politics creates trust and bad policy very easily removes global trust just like personal relationships (literally what we're seeing in the US). i live in asia - indonesian vs vietna
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2y ago
I'm not sure what to tell you. That words can have different meanings given the context? And this version of fair is using a specific one that you're unwilling to accept. It seems you wish the author used "market rate" a
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2y ago
> but this still doesn't mean it is fair You're trying to change which definition of fair is being used. It's fair in that it's "fair market value" because that's what the market is willing to pay. That
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Yeah I agree. On the spectrum of "copying" to "inventing" I concur this is more like "scaled down version" of the aerospace. Maybe "draws heavily".
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I don't understand and I really really want to. This seems so cool at a scale that I can't fathom. Tell me specifically how it's done at google with regards to a specific service, at least enough information to understand wha
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Agreed, but also where did those %'s come from? Seems like thin air so it's really all a gamble at this point.
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I'll go against the grain and say this is not a security threat. if missing ublock is a true security concern you shouldn't be using chrome. Because the opposite is not true - that chrome+ublock is keeping you secure from tracking
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2y ago
Oh sorry no I didn't mean that. I think a more accurate statement was "the first agile centric tracker".
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Yes it was the first popular tracker that was developer centric, specifically agile (arguably Scrum), with story points being a very key (pivotal? pun) feature. It was also extremely opinionated (i.e. bugs don't get points). This made
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It is correct. There's SO MUCH weirdness surrounding the double slit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-slit_experiment#Variati...
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