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by ledauphin 1y ago
yeah, this just feels like one of those things that's begging for a lazy (on first use) initialization. if you can't share or transfer the socket between threads in the first place, then your code will definitionally not be planni
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by ledauphin 1y ago
I would like for somebody to pass a law providing for automatic and significant direct-to-customer penalty payments when these things "happen".
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by ledauphin 2y ago
okay, I think what I ultimately missed is that this is just a new language for the existing engine. I may not be the world's most careful reader.
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by ledauphin 2y ago
this is helpful. and i appreciate the intellectual/technological humility. i think there's a decent chance we end up giving Dagger a spin this year.
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by ledauphin 2y ago
i want to move away from GitHub Actions and I also want to move away from some bespoke monorepo tooling for something that's a better overall orchestrator of 'things'. Dagger scratches some of those itches, or seems to, so I&
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by ledauphin 2y ago
I had missed the fact that Dagger is apparently trying to... replace? Docker for container definitions. That's a pretty big vision. I really like the ambition here; it's very hard for me to translate this into belief that I could
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by ledauphin 2y ago
i'd read several state Ag agencies that have known this. It's why you keep watering newly planted trees even after their leaves fall, until the ground freezes. The roots will keep growing.
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by ledauphin 2y ago
_thank you_. this is the comment i came here desperately hoping somebody had already made. It's not that names are bad - it's that when you use intermediate variables, my brain has to check whether any of the variables are used mo
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by ledauphin 2y ago
I'm equal parts amused and bewildered that this author with so many interesting thoughts has managed not to see what pretty much every other serious reader of Lord of the Rings has pointed out over decades - the entire story is about a
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by ledauphin 2y ago
this is the way. also works great in combination with `set -g base-index 1` so that switching between the first 9 windows can be done naturally, with `-1, `-2, etc.
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by ledauphin 2y ago
I generally agree with you, but I'd be interested to hear your take on what the purpose of CI _actually is_. It seems to me that a big part of the problem here (which I have also seen/experienced) is that there's no one speci
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Leap 71 hot fires advanced Aerospike rocket engine designed by computational AI(leap71.com)
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by ledauphin 2y ago
I read this whole article and I can't figure out what they're actually claiming, other than some version of "we should try to imagine that things might be different than we imagine." can somebody (or ChatGPT) take a stab
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by ledauphin 2y ago
do you use React capabilities exclusively for state management? I have found that they inevitably fall apart when things get sufficiently complex, which has me reaching for one of the many MANY 'other' state management libraries..
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by ledauphin 2y ago
this seems implausible to me based on how heat generally transfers...
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by ledauphin 2y ago
i agree it's not cunning or a plan, but that doesn't exclude the possibility that this is an evolutionary/societal adaptation that _really works_. Two things can be true at the same time: that this type of banter has undesira
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by ledauphin 2y ago
it's at the very least an evil plot to stop users (and extension authors) from _making their own decisions_ about the efficiency trade-off. which is really just absurd when you think about it. I don't care about another hour of ba
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by ledauphin 2y ago
when you say "our in-memory engine", are you talking about dataframe or the lazyframe?
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by ledauphin 2y ago
i've been using iterm for... years and had never noticed this setting. Which is a killer feature for my use of emacs. thanks!
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by ledauphin 2y ago
thank you!
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by ledauphin 2y ago
We have a framework at <job> to do memoization as well as distributed compute - in fact the memoization was mostly a happy side effect of the need to transfer serialized function arguments to other machines. Your addition of code&#x2F
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by ledauphin 2y ago
can I still use my keyboard shortcuts for switching between sessions and windows within the session? I am much happier with that muscle memory than whatever the iterm shortcuts would be.
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by ledauphin 2y ago
is it accurate? the rain and wind sensors with no moving parts seem like they'd be a significant compromise over transitional moving anemometers, etc.
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by ledauphin 2y ago
Hi - this sounds really interesting. If the author sees this - would you consider putting some non-technical features in the list? "cross-platform" and "zero dependencies" are great, but those aren't really helping
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by ledauphin 2y ago
I'm interested to read more about the "personal property liability" thing in the US. I have never heard anyone explain why your example would expose you to liability. There are other things I can imagine, like unfenced swimmi
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by ledauphin 2y ago
a friend of mine organized 40+ player games of CTF at night on campus back in the day. The nighttime element was really key to how much fun it was. I don't think we had many, if any, disputes about whether anyone had been tagged, even
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by ledauphin 2y ago
do you have a reference for how to use static typing for polars columns? I haven't seen this in their docs...
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by ledauphin 3y ago
this is a hilarious take. It's certainly more serious for their customers, but is it more serious for the responsible parties (the board of directors)? It seems clearly not.
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by ledauphin 3y ago
I don't think the main problem backend developers have with frontend work is the language. As you say, Typescript is a really good language - in many ways better than Python. I don't think it's even the tooling, although beco
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by ledauphin 3y ago
an interactive shell really _doesn't_ need to be interoperable between users in the first place, but even a scripting shell doesn't need this either. This is what the shebang in your scripts is for. If you need to write a script t

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