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Crossing the uncanny valley ofconversational voice
(sesame.com)
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Sesame is the first voice assistant I've ever wanted to talk to more than once
(theverge.com)
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The best advice I've heard about keeping a notebook or journal is "Don't overthink it, just use it." Mix your ideas, data, todos, and everything else all together. By nature of a notebook being composed of successive pag
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I'm not worried about matching the build script language to the project language. I am worried when I have to install a full dependency graph to run your build scripts...that's where things become brittle and annoying. Python with
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Sourcing bash functions is the worst experience, I loathe it. Many people think of Bash as "special", but it's just another interpreted language like Ruby or Python or Perl. It's that many people also use a Bash repl for
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I've got my HP 32SII on my desk right now. Nothing beats a physical keypad with RPN.
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I was thinking about that... Is there a distinction between a restaurant where you can order specific dishes (made to order?) vs a place where you just got whatever is available?
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I'm sure it's on every cookbook/restaurant/food editor's list of top things to correct.
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Fascinating history - I didn't realize that restaurants were so recent. But language evolves to follow common use, and "restauranteur" is also correct: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/restauran
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An annoyance is not accepting "close enough" answers, I was working an older puzzle from a few days ago and the answer was `pulls` and I was trying `pull`. I tried a few other things, clicked for the clue (first letter was `P`), t
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Or use the right tools, like atuin[1] and hoard[2], to manage your shell history and preserve frequent/favorite commands. [1] https://terminaltrove.com/atuin/ [2] https://terminaltrove.com/hoard&#x
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They used SPARK instead: SPARK is a formally defined computer programming language based on the Ada programming language, intended for the development of high integrity software used in systems where predictable and highly reliable
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Yep, you can get spicy bird food which completely eliminates squirrel, rat, rabbit, racoon, and other issues with your bird feeders: https://order.wbu.com/shop/bird-food/hot-pepper It's a game changer, it
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How I learned to stop worrying and love the LLM
(smallcultfollowing.com)
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It was tasty, like a minestrone soup. All the soup cans averaged out to tomato broth with chunks of veggies, meat, and noodles. Mostly, it was hot and salty and could be drank from a cup :)
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As a kid in Boy Scouts in Alaska, during the annual broomball tournament on the outdoor hockey rinks in winter, every kid would bring a can of soup as "admission". One of the adults would have a massive pot setup on a gas burner,
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For superior trebuchet performance, you want a floating arm: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floating_arm_trebuchet
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This is another reason why, if you're a woman, it's incredibly important for you to work hard enough and establish a lifestyle where your husband has the option to stay at home and/or avoid full-time professional work if he s
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So far, the best NA cocktail I've found is Phony Negroni - their negronis and amaro are quite good: https://stagrestis.com/pages/non-alcoholic
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Your privilege is showing ;) A quick search easily found some articles for learning more about the topic: “You’re just constantly on alert”: Women and Gender-Diverse People’s Experiences of Sexual Violence on Public Transport -> https:&
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> Also van or bus service is less compelling to individuals, as it makes them beholden to bus stop locations and schedules instead of picking them up and dropping them off when and where they want. Exactly this. The attraction of self-dr
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Many cities are already upgrading their transit systems to implement "rapid ride" where they run buses on a 10min schedule through popular routes. This eliminates the need for planning routes - go the nearest stop, wait 10-15min (
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It's hard to find details...apparently it's code named "red knot" (or "red_knot"). Here's the github issues filter linked in the screenshot: https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff/labe
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1. I got hurt by Docker. 2. I don't want to learn Docker. 3. I got hurt by Docker more. 4. I don't trust DockerHub. 5. Podman is just like Docker. 6. I prefer VMs because I understand them, even though I know they a
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Cosmopolitan Libc
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OpenTelemetry Exponential Histograms
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Agile as Trauma
(doriantaylor.com)
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[citation needed]
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I don't see the value of adding a Python dependency (with its famously painful package/dependency management) to my Rust project just to...write less Rust?
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That's the difference between "your code & my code" vs "our code". In a good culture it's "our code" where everyone shares the responsibility for quality, performance, and functionality.
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