kayodelycaon

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by kayodelycaon 11mo ago
Unfortunately, life isn’t that simple. I tried that and gotten beaten up and punished by the school for starting a fight. Multiple times. The bullies never got punished. This happened at two different schools. I had difficulty explaining wh
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by kayodelycaon 11mo ago
I can't think of anything that would justify that many layers. If I have that much complexity, I would split up the container or start writing bash scripts. The automation of containers looks simple but developers with systems experien
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by kayodelycaon 11mo ago
I have three different ways that vision seems to work with me. 1. Actually seeing something like in a dream. 2. A mental scratch pad I can draw on and use spatial awareness to navigate. (I see the code of applications as flying over a lands
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
That's on me, I missed that. If you could indulge me a bit, the author in me wants to be pedantic about this. :) In my defense, changing the definition of a term at the end of the article is begging to be misunderstood.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
There are two definitions of taste: 1. How good or bad something is relative to some standard. 2. How well you're able to understand the medium and identify the differences between things.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
What exactly does "taste" mean in this context? Taste is about artistic quality. Aesthetics is generally a tertiary concern when it comes to software or hardware tinkering. That assumes it's a concern at all. And while I&#x
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
It was never about state rights. It’s always been about power and control. Trump is the true face of the Republican party that’s finally come out. He’s not implementing the policies they want, but they wanted someone like him. The ultimate
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
Beautiful. Unfortunately, I don’t think I can afford the Black Friday price unless I find a volunteer.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
(It 's TextMate. RIP) This is a case of "everything old is new again". A lot of this is new to the open source world. Proprietary systems have had this for decades. In a lot of ways, the stuff we use for things like javascrip
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
I suspect this is “the computer is always right”. A lot of people think computers have better answers than people. AI is just another type of computer. It knows a lot of things and sounds confident. Why wouldn’t it be right?
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
> I would never pay it for a machine that does not properly run Linux. I find comments like this a little puzzling. Apple products run MacOS. The operating system is part of the package. And yet someone always shows up to say they would
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
It's pretty easy to change the sources for ruby gems using "gem sources" or ~/.gemrc. I'm not sure how that could be improved.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
I don’t think we’ll be able to replicate consciousness until we’re able to make things alive at a biological level. We can certainly make systems smart enough and people complicit enough to destroy society well before we reach that point.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
That would make a lot more sense. I was raised on Law and Order: SVU. I don't think I've ever stopped being interested...
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
People aren't robots that think through every single decision. Arson happens frequently and nobody dies. Death is a rare consequence and the arsonist didn't intend to kill someone, it feels like an accident, not murder. This is ho
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
> I did go through the same serial killer phase as every morose teen I had unmedicated bipolar 1 as a teenager. If anyone was going to go through a serial killer phase I would have. Even as an adult I had some pretty bad episodes prior t
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
I don't think escalation and revenge is a good strategy for our country long term. This shit shouldn't be normalized.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
It’s basically getting rid of somebody when they become an inconvenience to others. Outside the bubble of HN, I suspect most people that talk about it as humane for the person actually mean humane for them. Many countries hesitate to execut
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
Didn’t come up in my ethics course either. Unless you actually know someone with an accessibility issue, it’s unlikely you have encountered it or recognized it if you did. For example: You don’t realize how absolutely abysmal voice control
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
It's an HTTP 422 code. Some web frameworks use for validation errors, like fields containing prohibited values. Depending on the application, the incorrect content type on a file would be considered a validation error, instead of a bad
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
It's possible that the majority of people are fine with it. I thought it would hate it but I love iOS 26. It adds much needed depth and allowed me to turn off accessibility options. - Button Shapes: Buttons actually look like buttons.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
I think laws enforced by the government are a difference in kind from social standards or company rules. Laws are backed by legal, physical violence.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
Half the jobs I’ve worked, I’d be immediately fired if I interrupted a CEO’s speech. The other half, I’d be in serious trouble and I’d be first on any layoff.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
If null, you have booleans: null or not null. :)
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
I'm pretty sure Ruby already does this. if statements are expressions that return a value and return nil if there is no else. (Also 0 == true in Ruby. Only false or nil are not true.)
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
I’d disagree. :/ It’s a huge chuck metal well over a foot long in the middle of a lane. The center of a lane is usually higher than sides and an uneven patch of road can cause a slight bounce before it, further reducing clearance. I’d
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
It’s important to point out that airline pilots are trained to handle sudden emergencies. This has been incredibly successful at scale. But it came great expense of both money and lost lives. And it still isn’t perfect. The level of trainin
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
I'm pretty sure that statistic is for personal devices, not what they use at work.
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
All this drama has me worried. I'm unemployed and I've been doing ruby on rails for most of my career. With all the drama lately, do I need to find a different language or framework to work with? Edit: Just for clarity, I have use
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by kayodelycaon 1y ago
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