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541.
by lawn 1y ago
I suggest you look into combos (press multiple keys as an extra key). For example, I don't hold to type either { or _ or any symbol (O can hold of I type multiple symbols in a row though). https://www.jonashietala.se/bl
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by lawn 1y ago
So then you'd have to be comfortable with multiple operating systems, IDEs and to some extent keyboard layouts. If you use a custom keyboard (and layout) then you only have one extra thing to learn. I can still use VSCode and a regular
543.
by lawn 1y ago
It's about comfort, not speed. Moving to a minimalistic keyboard did wonders for me RSI.
544.
by lawn 1y ago
> Please someone make this make sense. I really need to believe that there is sanity, somewhere in all of this. He's a grifter who wants to be a dictator. He doesn't understand economics and he's really old. Change your vi
545.
by lawn 1y ago
Not at this price point it's not.
546.
by lawn 1y ago
And the students that get past that line of defense will simply get a visit from ICE. They don't have to send that many El Salvador to send a message.
547.
by lawn 1y ago
Because they're using it on an extremely popular repository that many people depend on? And given the absolute garbage the AI is putting out the quality of the repo will drop. Either slop code will get committed or the bots will suck a
548.
by lawn 1y ago
Juniors with LLMs can also ruin things much faster than before.
549.
by lawn 1y ago
I'd say this is an example of over-fitting, where the expert is too focused on their particular domain.
550.
by lawn 1y ago
Especially if it's integrated with a large legacy app or codebase. You'll get so many valuable lessons.
551.
by lawn 1y ago
I'm curious on how people use Postgres as a message queue. Do you rely on libraries or do you run a custom implementation?
552.
by lawn 1y ago
Yes, my point was just that you don't have to rely on Home Assistant if you don't want to.
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by lawn 1y ago
The basics of Zigbee isn't Home Assistant, it's something like zigbee2mqtt with a USB dongle and then you interface directly to an mqtt broker. For my automations I do just that and I bypass home assistant and control my devices d
554.
by lawn 1y ago
We watch svtplay with our kids so much and it's much better than the garbage YouTube and other streaming services try to push onto kids.
555.
by lawn 1y ago
> Code generated by LLM is not that different than pulling in a random npm package or rust crate. Yes, LLM code is significantly worse than even a random package as it very often doesn't even compile.
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by lawn 1y ago
The difference is that with actual cash you give cash directly to someone. With "Liberty Reserve" you introduced a third-party that did this for you. These things aren't the same. With crypto you don't hand over your coi
557.
by lawn 1y ago
You can't send cash digitally, hence crypto. I'd like to introduce you to Monero, which isn't globally trackable and also properly fungible so you can't refuse mixed transactions (since all transactions are protected).
558.
by lawn 1y ago
Anything remotely related to Musk or Trump is targeted by people or bots to suppress it. Even technology that would be very relevant to the site simply because it contains negative implications about Musk.
559.
by lawn 1y ago
How would employees of Signal access the encrypted messages?
560.
by lawn 1y ago
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. It's disingenuous to look at this estimate in isolation while Elon has a decade of (with the charitable take) completely failed predictions.
561.
by lawn 1y ago
There's a difference between well-informed estimates and picking estimates out of thin air.
562.
by lawn 1y ago
Only a nazi could possibly make way for humanity to live on Mars, right?
563.
by lawn 1y ago
But I thought the decline in sales was only because of the Model Y refresh...? It's only a matter of time until this meme stock crashes and burns.
564.
by lawn 1y ago
It seems Whoop caved in a bit and changed their tune a little: https://www.reddit.com/r/whoop/comments/1kj252l/megathread_c...
565.
by lawn 1y ago
No, and even if I wanted to I can't since it's illegal in Sweden.
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by lawn 1y ago
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History do this too. When I setup Audiobookshelf a week ago I also bought the rest of his entire collection from his site, getting a complete library for his show.
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by lawn 1y ago
> The root problem is the voters, and that’s a tough one to fix. I'll add that the system itself is also very broken. A better system would give you more than two realistic choices in an election and it wouldn't give all powe
568.
by lawn 1y ago
Hitler and Putin were also democratically elected (there are many other examples). If you get elected and then dismantle the democracy, then you no longer have a democracy.
569.
by lawn 1y ago
It's ignorant to claim Lightning provides better privacy than Monero. The problem is that a cryptocurrency could support both large and small transactions, which Monero does.
570.
by lawn 1y ago
Nano has a completely different security model though, and isn't nearly as secure/decentralized as Bitcoin/Litecoin/Monero and other standard POW based cryptocurrencies.

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