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joeblubaugh
6d ago
A lot of those people are permanent residents.
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6d ago
They also charge a pretty hefty membership fee if you’re not at least a PR, and charge for physical book reservations. It was pretty shocking for me after the California library system. And I’m a taxpayer. Net, I pay more taxes than a citiz
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6d ago
Good luck finding staff willing to help you IME
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7d ago
Besides CI, what benefits were you getting from writing the logic as a stored procedure?
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7d ago
Maybe they’re not properly called sprocs, but there’s at least one good use for logic stored in the database: data retention. I like CREATE EVENT / pg_cron for trimming append-only tables when the data has aged out.
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13d ago
The second paragraph doesn’t follow from my question, because it assumes JPEG XL does become useful on the web. The author believes AVIF is too far ahead already.
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13d ago
If my mom had wheels she’d be a bicycle. The thread started with an offhand mention of an extension that doesn’t address the issue raised in the post and is in fact currently defeated by link redirects entirely. We’ve had redirecting tracke
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13d ago
If JPEG XL doesn’t become useful on the web, is it really likely to become popular with camera manufacturers, professional image editing tools, etc? What does it offer there that existing workflows can’t support? Do those advantages make up
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14d ago
You can read the extension source, and description. It is obvious that what it does is strip url parameters and decode well known google encodings.
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15d ago
That wouldn’t work at all with this url format - the url can only be resolved by requesting the goto link. I recommend reading more than the headline
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16d ago
At least he’s going out with class
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Arista Networks Arbitrary RCE Vulnerability
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2mo ago
Can’t compete, time to complain.
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2mo ago
This is a US citizen, so that’s a moot point
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2mo ago
This is exactly what the EU does for foreigners entering
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3mo ago
I have some doubts about San Francisco’s ability to run a provider well, given the long history of corruption in city service providers and permitting agencies.
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4mo ago
Hardware timelines are long. I doubt they could have switched in less than three years regardless.
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4mo ago
60 invocations / second across all tenants
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4mo ago
It’s hard to enforce on developer machines - there are lots of ways to install npm even if you never use it for managing development dependencies.
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4mo ago
There has been a lot of pain at my various jobs installing a safe global npm config on every developer machine, asking people not to disable it, checking it with mdm tools. A safer out-of-the-box configuration is long overdue.
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4mo ago
It’s very slick, but I would be interested to know how separable the UI and the data layer are. I love vim but asking a collaborative group to all use a TUI is difficult. A local web server would be a nice alternative UI
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6mo ago
Good luck to the astronauts https://idlewords.com/2026/03/artemis_ii_is_not_safe_to_fly....
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6mo ago
In fact it was “the Java way” for many years and “useless getters” was always a big complaint about Java.
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6mo ago
Barbara O’Neill promotes baking soda injections as a cancer cure and encourages people not to use antibiotics because she thinks they cause cancer. She’s a dimwit.
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7mo ago
This has recently been updated: > Due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, both affected regions have experienced physical impacts to infrastructure as a result of drone strikes. So they're confirming actual aggression
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I vibe-coded a simple neovim lua plugin very recently. It worked well! https://joeblu.com/blog/2026_01_introducing-nvim-beads-manag...
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8mo ago
Yes - you can hang multiple hooks per line. You can use more lines. I was at the Rijksmuseum recently and they use a wire system like this for all manner of configurations
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Zen: A Browser You Can Love
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Multi-agent coding and the resurgence of the terminal
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Nvim-beads: Manage beads in Neovim
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