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by lelandfe 4mo ago
DICE has poured gas on the NYC electronic music ticket scene and I loathe them. The most bad thing they enable is increasing ticket prices for each ticket sold. It has ratcheted up show prices across New York dramatically. Complaining about
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Going to be awfully hard to market rote machine maintenance as craftsmanship, but there are some suckers out there
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
What, you don't have a Tesla elevator on your street yet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j70GvgXt-lE
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
I have had to tell people not to connect the TV. It yearns for release.
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
My dad says, "But other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?" (Usually said jocularly when everyone is at their most upset, e.g. a vacation ruined)
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Fedspeak(en.wikipedia.org)
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
You must check a checkbox in agreement to continue. To read the policies one agrees to, an internet connection is required. You may check the checkbox without reading. As far as I have found from a lot of menu spelunking, this agreement is
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
On my TCL TV, you have to connect it to read the Google policies you are agreeing to. If you don't, you agree to policies unread. Thankfully, the blast radius of this is nothing without connectivity.
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
3 years later. You are working on some old project that apparently is erroring. Through a git bisect, you find a commit that references JIRA, though your company uses Linear. You sigh, and start reading the diff. (Adapted from real life eve
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
I hate that there's no "stop asking me" button. I get those regularly in Chrome
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
I experience this as me being a ridealong on my friend's random diatribe. Oftentimes it feels like something he just learned and needs to tell someone about. I believe REAMDE included an entire page dedicated to the virtues of lashin
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
Already started, Robert Moses style. > The Coastal Endurance Array off the Pacific Northwest is the first to go, and removal operations at that site are already in process according to the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI). > In
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
I felt similarly. But I'm also usually the only person Tim Pope'ing my commits. If you police atomic feature branch PRs instead of atomic feature branch commits, though, things actually work out OK. (By the way, the even more comp
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
Main thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48358646
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
If you squash merge PRs, this is equivalent to merging master back into your feature branch before merging to master. I do that a lot to avoid commits mutating mid-review, so you avoid having to force push over reviewed commits (which is a
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
I never pay for the OOF insurance, it seems like a waste of money and I've never met anyone that's had it happen.
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
Ask on sprint planning if time can be set aside to spike out a proof of concept, and then you go do that prototyping in the sprint. Has this (for me, normal) process really been that arduous in your past jobs? It's a slam dunk to leade
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
I will answer my question as you answered a different one: No, you do not become a really good FE dev from having used websites with AI in the mix. Why should chess be different?
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
You use websites a lot. Should AI make you really good at frontend development?
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
Nifty nested taxonomical Voroni diagram egg, too.
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
I recommend just clicking and dragging the actual scrollbar on desktop for this one. Wild
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
Synthesize no longer: https://ij.org/police-have-reportedly-used-license-plate-rea...
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
Look up Xania Monet. AI artist “signed” to Warner Bros with a multimillion contract after “she” charted on Billboard. There’s an appetite for this.
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
So if these do not work, to what do you attribute the rising positive rate?
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
It looks like a BMW concept car honestly, like something I'd see at an auto show. Nothing reminds me of Ferrari.
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
Nice, new to me. Similar in meaning to "cut the Gordian knot"
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
While debugging in Cursor a couple weeks ago, Opus 4.6 chirped it had discovered that my token, when base64 decoded, had a date that was in the past - perhaps expired? And it was expired! And I was happy. And some time passed - and I realiz
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/13/utah-approve... > The Stratos artificial intelligence datacenter footprint will cover more than 40,000 acres (62 sq miles) over three sites in Box Elde
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
The amount of behind the scenes work to get that set up seems impressive.
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by lelandfe 5mo ago
> They just cannot search you If instead of looking up your name in a name list, I look up your face in a face list, ain’t that searching? I feel like what you’re ultimately asking hinges on when, legally, a photo turns into biometrics.

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