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by letmeinhere 4y ago
I think the opposite (we write the specification, bot fulfills it) will be more fruitful.
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
I'll have to check out OLauncher. I use and adore another open source text launcher: KISS
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Sure, this is an advantage that Typescript has, but it doesn't explain Ruby's lagging progress compared to Python and PHP. Some of that can probably pinned on the greater dynamism of Ruby, making all manner of static analysis quit
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
I like the idea of trying to rethink the Make interface, but it just seems like most projects could actually benefit from build targets (conditional execution based on file existence/age), even if it's not the first thing you need
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
I've partially adopted `aconfmgr` for the other stuff, but haven't put in the effort to refine my config, partly because I only have one applicable (arch-based) system at the moment.
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
I buy the explanations that they mostly want to be able to explicitly overwrite sensitive memory at a time of their choosing. My question: does the nondeterministic execution pauses that garbage collection injects into a program's runt
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
This made me chuckle, imagining us starting a Manhattan Project for allergies because Delta didn't distribute their customary snack packet one too many times.
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Apparently some of these series are going to be re-licensed to ad-supported networks. [1] I don't think this undermines the premise of this article, that the current crop of streaming execs are moving TV backward to a more ephemeral me
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Given that the protocol is E2EE, how do they handle data retention / transparency requests? Does each agency centrally store copies of their employees' encryption keys?
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Another approach is to identify likely ones based on the entropy of the strings. I used a tool that did precisely this once and found some, but can't find it anymore.
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
> A bike without traditional components, defined entirely by its software… {shudder}
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Yeah, this is one of many non-browser runtimes, e.g. see https://github.com/appcypher/awesome-wasm-runtimes Lunatic is more opinionated than most of these or node, though, in that it's trying to emulate a particul
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
yeah, options for native compilations on/off, nice custom icons, comes with a `brew service`; very solid
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Until your (to extend your example) container orchestration is complex enough that that too requires faster/less permissioned iteration than infrastructure-as-code provides, in which case you need to reimplement the paid service locall
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Ability to run {X} locally is _the_ problem with building atop paid services, not the dreaded vendor lock-in.
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Isnt the php concurrency story distinctly good, with every request spawning its own process?
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Pretty rich coming from David Sacks Edit: recent profile of his media manipulation https://newrepublic.com/article/168125/david-sacks-elon-musk...
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Cory Doctorow does Twitter threads in a very intentional manner, cross-posting a legible version on his blog, e.g. https://twitter.com/doctorow/status/1584493419287973893
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
One tip that I didn't know about and didn't seem to be documented at the time I was looking: if you want to add a plugin for some new project but just defer to what you were already using for everything else, you can set your `glo
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
The most common need for this kind of thing is when you write software that targets a very specific version of a given binary (e.g. a ruby/python/node interpreter) and that version differs from what you have installed globally. Th
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
I too measure my freedom based on how easily bigots terrorize groups I am not a part of. Sad day for me, personally
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Count me out! I, for one, will pursue my paperclip maximization without regard to any such trivialities.
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Sounds like a nightmare!
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Global excess deaths (meaning the increase from normal) since Jan 2020 are [now estimated]( https://ourworldindata.org/excess-mortality-covid#estimated-... ) at about 22 million people. If we were getting a commensurate or gr
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
> A GPS device on your phone is designed to get you where you need to go, and it does that. It was not designed to weaken your sense of direction and make you dependent upon it to feel safe in urban or rural areas. Yet it also does that.
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Does this obviate the need for [Facebook Container]( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/facebook-cont... )?
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by letmeinhere 4y ago
Yeah, I think the key distinctions are: - the "topics" are grouped under "streams" that are defined at the organization level. Slack lets every individual set up star groups for channels, but in practice channels are an
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by letmeinhere 5y ago
> [Unionization] will only heighten the favoring of those who can get their foot in the $3200/mo Brooklyn rent door while dressing fashionably and using “semiotics” correctly in a sentence, but that’s neither here nor there. Unioniz
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by letmeinhere 5y ago
It's hard to rebut your arguments when you don't really explain them, instead relying on scarewords that don't fit at all. Who are the "additional investors"? The children? In what way would parental leave had been
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by letmeinhere 5y ago
So in your mind Charles Ponzi innovated the principle of factoring in the likelihood of growth into economic planning? And any investment that is premised on that growth is thus a Ponzi scheme? I guess we can use words however we want, sure

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