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by jkubicek 3y ago
> There is no evidence to suggest community mask mandates slow the spread of COVID in adults. This is, perhaps, the most frustrating statistic I've ever encountered. N95 masks are outrageously effective at preventing the spread of i
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This is exactly happening today. The company already knows exactly how much their competitors are paying
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Feature Engineering with Hamilton(blog.dagworks.io)
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I used to frequently attend music festivals in the early 00s. A 5-hour-queue to leave a festival site strikes me as perfectly reasonable for something as large as Burning Man. I was at a festival for NYE 1999 and it was 11 hours from the mo
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by jkubicek 3y ago
The intent of open carry is to make the people around you feel fear. It's clearly a "dickhead" move.
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> We show that discontinuance is related to dissatisfaction with the convenience of charging, having other vehicles in the household that are less efficient, not having level 2 (240-volt) charging at home, having fewer household vehicles
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Severely limiting the scope of civil forfeiture seems like one of those political issues that everyone across the political spectrum can agree on. I'm constantly hearing horror stories like the ones in this article and I've neve
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by jkubicek 3y ago
No, I want to do resume-driven development. My professional goal has always been to find the parts of work I like the most, find a way to excel at that work, put it on my resume, pivot that resume into a new job that focuses more on wha
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> When you're writing working code nearly as fast as you can type and your misstep rate is near zero, it generally means you've achieved mastery of the language. But that didn't make sense, because it was still day one and
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> As I've grown as a dev I'm less and less inclined to write "magic" or highly abstracted code and prefer dealing with"boilerplate" that I can tweak as needed for the individual use-case. This is part of cre
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by jkubicek 3y ago
It is the "no true Scotsman" fallacy.
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by jkubicek 3y ago
What is the legality of leaving your stuff on someone else's property? Unwanted UPS packages, phone books, door tags for the local Chinese restaurant, "newspapers" that are actually just all advertising, landscaping business
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by jkubicek 3y ago
It's reasonable to be suspicious of the other justices, question their motives, investigate their finances and pass laws banning the exact kind of nonsense that Clarence Thomas has been accused of. That said, I think it is absolutely t
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by jkubicek 3y ago
git config --global alias.recent for-each-ref --count=20 --sort=-committerdate --format='%(committerdate:short): %(refname:short)' refs/heads/ use it like > git recent 2023-08-07: jimkubicek/add-journal
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I love git, but I also never touch rebase. It's there when I need it, but I also work in such a way to never need it.
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I don't understand this: > If you’re doing collaborative trunk based development then you’re only cherry-picking. All my work is collaborative trunk based development, and I never cherry-pick. > There’s absolutely nothing wrong w
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by jkubicek 3y ago
My workflow is almost identical to yours except step #2. Why rebase on main when you can just merge from main? It's much simpler, less likely to get hairy merge conflicts. If you're going to squash your PR anyway, the end result i
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Someone else pointed out that it's probably confusing that I didn't mention that I do religiously squash my branches before committing, so we still have multiple developers with a clean main branch and no merge commits.
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by jkubicek 3y ago
My branches are always focused on a single atomic change†, so if I want the tip of my branch to be up-to-date with main (or the dev branch or whatever), merging from that branch accomplishes the same thing with a lower likelihood of conflic
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Resolving rebase conflicts is technically and conceptually much more difficult than resolving merge conflicts, with the added bonus that rebasing can sometimes force you to resolve conflicts for each commit in your branch. Here's how I
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Git is one of those tools that exposes so much of the underlying infrastructure that people just can't help diving in and making their own lives so much more difficult. After using git for well over a decade, I'm completely convin
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Thanks, updated
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by jkubicek 3y ago
After reading the summary I linked to and browsing through the source PDF, I don't think these cost comparisons are fair or reasonable. First, they amortize the cost of home charging infrastructure over 5 years, but personally, that&#x
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Here's a direct link to the source study: https://www.andersoneconomicgroup.com/many-gas-powered-cars-... edited to update my link to the latest version
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Have you ever had an itch that you just can't reach?
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Here's a (free gift) link to the original NYTimes story https://www.nytimes.com/1992/02/05/us/bush-encounters-the-su... It's certainly one of the more misleading stories I've read in a nat
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Mastodon is all public. If the only thing Meta wants is to ingest people’s posts, is there any reason to implement ActivityPub? They can get it all for free today.
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I'm not saying that you're wrong, but I'm having trouble seeing how covid policies from a year ago (strict or not) would still affect a manufacturer that ships beer everywhere in the US.
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Too many people were shoplifting beer from their gift shop and SF police refused to do anything about it. Anchor had no choice but to shut down. /s
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I'm not sensitive to minor performance issues, but I am very sensitive to apps that don't behave like a native macOS app. I want all my preference windows to look the same, I want to use native spellchecking everywhere, I want t

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