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junon
6mo ago
No examples, no mention of why someone would want this, site is broken on mobile.
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junon
6mo ago
How dare people have fun.
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junon
6mo ago
That's rather rude. If you're referring to my packages on npm, I joined way late to that game. This was also ~15 years ago.
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6mo ago
USD is currently weaker than EUR. That's been the case since before 2016 except for one little dip in late 2023. It's been trending upward since 2025. So I have no idea what metric you're using but no, this is objectively not
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junon
6mo ago
Because fat std is rigid, impractical, and annoying.
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junon
6mo ago
This is a rather superlative and tunnel vision, "everything is a nail because I'm a hammer" approach. The truth is this is an exceedingly difficult problem nobody has adequately solved yet.
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junon
6mo ago
Agreed! Easy close/ban for me.
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6mo ago
Parrot owner here. This doesn't surprise me at all. I'm actually a bit surprised they cared about the gyms! This fits right into the ABC model of parrot psychology: https://www.parrots.org/pdfs/all_about_parro
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junon
6mo ago
This is insane lol. I didn't know about this.
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junon
6mo ago
Go somewhere else with this rhetoric.
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junon
6mo ago
Several asleep in their bowls lol. Can relate.
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junon
7mo ago
Gruvbox is oooollld, at least from my recollection. Been around at least since I started using vim maybe 15 years ago.
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junon
7mo ago
Maybe a dumb question but why break down production/hosting as a cost per employee?
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7mo ago
Perhaps we should stop running things on clouds to begin with. Localstack's main point was that AWS cannot be run locally. Nobody seems to have a problem with that here, which is the bigger problem.
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junon
7mo ago
I considered this with my OS, and ultimately decided it was indeed the wrong approach. Really cool to see someone experimenting with these ideas nonetheless.
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junon
7mo ago
I was running scripts on their PoS (EDIT: point of sale) terminals to hit an internal service. If I were the sysadmin at corporate, people like me would make me nervous too (even though I wasn't doing anything nefarious).
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7mo ago
Wow this looks like an incredible set of features this release. Jump over and schematic grouping will be super useful, and I didn't even know they were working on reusable design blocks. Kicad feels like the next blender in that it
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junon
7mo ago
Quasi-related but I did the same thing at RadioShack for inventory. It was a long process of scanning each product, looking at the scanner and manually verifying the price on the tag. The tags had a barcode on the back with the SKU and the
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junon
7mo ago
That's the point; you're supposed to agree on this level of directness beforehand, expressly and explicitly.
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junon
7mo ago
Why would you want this?
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junon
7mo ago
Hard disagree. Drive by's were the easiest to deal with, and the most welcome. Especially when the community tilted more to the side of non-amateurs and passionate people.
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junon
7mo ago
Which is still loads preferable to what's happening in TFA.
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junon
7mo ago
A system being abused by mass-false-reports =/= "practically a law".
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junon
7mo ago
"See how you typed 5 numbers and three fields filled themselves in?" Nope! Didn't see that. Seems the zip code registry doesn't have a number of German zip codes.
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junon
7mo ago
We're getting there already with e.g. Grace-Blackwell chips.
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junon
7mo ago
Love Voxile! It's a beautiful little game. Actually didn't known it was still receiving updates.
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7mo ago
It's a joke, a meme response to "games looked so bad back then" types of comments made about games built during the CRT era and played on modern "perfect pixel", so to say, monitors. https://www.datagubbe
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7mo ago
Yeah I'm a darkmode fan but this is nearly unreadable in the sun
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7mo ago
What a weird thing to get hung up on.
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7mo ago
Also, it's not like we have regressed in the process itself either, which was historically the limiting factor. As you said this is purely an economics thing resulting from a greedy shift in business focus by e.g. Micron.
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