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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
Really...?? :) "Sorry son, you can't get these glasses. It's for the betterment of humanity."
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
Kindly -- I think this is a symptom of the larger issue, right? You shouldn't need a document to help persuade the consumer (or the more technically inclined ones anyway). That magic should just be self evident. We don't need a do
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
:) Even saving 1 life is worth celebrating. Much more, 33,241.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
He tried this with ChatGPT too. It called the item a "novelty cup" you couldn't drink out of :)
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
If you're resting well with your current setup, I wouldn't change it. There are so many individual factors involved with good sleep.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
It's well meaning but I think this goes against something like the curb effect. Not a perfect analogy but, verbosity is something you have to opt into here: Everyone benefits from being able to glance at what the agent is up to by defa
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
It all depends of course, but generally no, a laptop could handle that just fine.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
If you put . at the end of PATH, isn't it checked last? I would need to have a missing ls installation. Still viable though for something like rg... Maybe you run it before you install it for the first time on a new machine.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
Gamedev! I could run some crazy cmake command to build and run, or I could just bin/build.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
I wonder if you break TOS by sending unlawful content that way... :) Would have to be local model I'd imagine.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
I've been tempted for a long time. I don't think I would need VC to get off the ground. I keep coming back to the gigantic headache of content moderation, and it gives me pause not to do it. There are some truly terrible people wh
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
+1. It's a push out. That's fine. We'll take our attention elsewhere.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
Yes??? :) I'm not the crazy one here! That's a whole two characters on the same side of the keyboard...
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
Agreed. But I don't think the time scale will be similar. Chess is relatively simple in comparison, as complex as it is.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
Elaborate?? "." has been at the end of my PATH for like 20 years.
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
Distraction.
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
I'd argue the dry run is a form of integration testing: Essentially the writes are mocked, but the reads are still functional.
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
>“It’s that spirit that a bunch of people are banding together to create something good in the world and take on this thing that threatens us,” Surman told CNBC in an interview. “It’s super corny, but people totally get it.” If you have
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
Agreed. I have to constantly push back against it proposing C++ library code, like std::variant, when C-style basics are working great.
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
A very old game speedrun -- of the era that speedruns weren't really a "thing" like they are today -- apparently greatly benefited from a hardware bit flip, and it was only recently discovered. Can't find an explanatory
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
There is not much actionable here, as well intentioned as your comment is. It's like saying this MR could use some work but not citing a specific example.
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
I have them to thank. On that same train of thought they saved me too :) I believe it. In some parrots there is a look in their eye when they are scared of you. It's as though they're looking right past you, even though you'r
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
I started to reevaluate the seriousness of this advice with the going to jail prompt. I probably should have caught on sooner :)
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
Denial: "These dependabot MRs aren't even fixing real security issues, these do not exist in the wild." Bargaining: "Okay we'll fix them but we'll do it on a schedule, so that it doesn't interrupt sprints.
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
Pointy Haired Boss :)
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
Seven, if you can believe it! She is the only crimson bellied conure. I have a peach front conure, two green cheeks, a meyers, a senegal, and a half-meyers-half-senegal. Quite the flock. Their bonds are criss crossed. The bird laying an egg
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
:) Thanks for reading. No egg this morning yet. But here's some pictures of her! My pretty little Christmas colored bird. https://imgur.com/a/AZDdvgO
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
Funny enough, people often scramble chicken eggs in this case :) I guess enough calcium leeches off into the eggs themselves. Maybe I'll try that tonight.
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
You'd think I'd feel differently having seven parrots, but you may be surprised to find I agree with you. To an extent anyway. I struggle with it. Don't bring a parrot into captivity from the wild. Separating them from the li
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by lanyard-textile 9mo ago
I found out my crimson-bellied conure is laying an egg today! She's nesting in some towels now, chirping away while she works on laying it. Having an egg is relatively hard on parrots. I've given her lots of food and warmth to pre

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