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by lloeki 2y ago
> bash won't let me automatically run a command before and after each interactive command I execute, which I want for task completion notifications Incorrect. This can be achieved because I've done it ;) It relies on trap DEBUG
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by lloeki 2y ago
I for one really like RBS being external files, it keeps the Ruby side of things uncluttered. When I do need types inline I believe it is the editor's job to show them dynamically, e.g via facilities like tooltips, autocompletion, or v
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by lloeki 2y ago
> Subject: Your medical results are in! Test is negative > We regret to inform you that the test for grave condition X is positive.
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by lloeki 2y ago
Wait til the IMAP data returned is automatically LLMified "for you" silently to "increase AI compatibility and reach" by "leveraging a standards based approach"
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by lloeki 2y ago
> What I cannot teach, I do not understand > What we understand well, we express clearly, and words to describe it flow easily. And the other side of the coin to both is a powerful trick to really nail a topic you feel like you have g
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by lloeki 2y ago
> I think this is commonly accepted now (maybe?), but tendons, ligaments, and cartilage don't heal well without movement to increase fluid exchange. It's getting better. RICE protocol after a sprain is still too unknown to&#x2F
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by lloeki 2y ago
> Hard to understand their stance on keeping Source closed Forget Source, what about GoldSrc. ... which was based on Quake which is now GPL. There's Xash3d which lives in a kind of licensing limbo because it was developed mostly f
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by lloeki 2y ago
There are a ton of small (software) projects I've started from scratch even though they "look like" the same from afar. The small differences matter. An ex coworker of mine had a saying: If it "looks like an alliga
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by lloeki 2y ago
> Ruby doesn't come out of the box with the web app orientation of PHP, but then why choose Ruby in the first place? It was and is absolutely possible OOTB to do PHP-style webdev with Ruby quite trivially with the Ruby-included CGI
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by lloeki 2y ago
There's some products that you spray and it's supposed to give them a nasty headache and then they learn and stop coming. It gave me headaches as well though. Contrary to what the internets want you to believe, there are bird murd
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by lloeki 2y ago
That's for where the language parser allows you to have have leading commas i.e line continuations without a trailing comma. And some, amusingly, don't.
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by lloeki 2y ago
> '-?' means "dash followed by any character" but `a` is not "dash followed by one character" so the glob does not match a `a` file? my haha nearby was wrong! I should have tested it :)
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by lloeki 2y ago
> I'm pretty sure it won't work without tinkering out of the box This worked OOTB: curl -L -O https://github.com/sandreas/tone/releases/download/v0.2.4/tone-0.2.4-linux-arm64.tar.gz
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by lloeki 2y ago
Haha true, I missed the most obvious of all!
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by lloeki 2y ago
> man pages are much more difficult to produce than plain help text They're absolutely trivial to generate these days, gone are the days of having to deal with roff, you can write a quite dumb markdown file and produce a man page ou
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by lloeki 2y ago
"common denominator" is the thing that is guaranteed common for all commands. man(1) is, provided that people produce man pages. It's also orthogonal and composable without interference: one can write a man page for command
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by lloeki 2y ago
> It was full of little optimizations Sounds almost as if the car was designed to cater for the user of it that holds the responsibility of hurtling a metric ton of metal at unnatural speeds instead of being a living room on wheels. Who&
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by lloeki 2y ago
> you get 5GB free and the first backup takes ~4.5GB Not my OOTB experience at all; an iCloud backup of a new, nearly empty phone is vanishingly small. That said, shoot a bunch of 48Mpx pics + 4K vids and you're going to fill those
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by lloeki 2y ago
> one thing that used to annoy me early on was how new panes would default to the directory where Tmux was originally launched Not just current dir, but the whole env: export SECRET=oops # could be silent if you use e.g direnv t
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by lloeki 2y ago
`?` is a glob for one character so it would work only if you: a) use bash-like behaviour of an unmatched glob turning into a bare word, e.g with zsh have `setopt NULL_GLOB`. AND b) don't have a file named, say, `-a` in the current work
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by lloeki 2y ago
This page has the 10 principles, along with a small text and a visual illustration for each one. https://www.vitsoe.com/us/about/good-design#good-design-is-i...
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by lloeki 2y ago
> Don't go and add lot of options like a plane cockpit. Or do, because you're designing a plane cockpit :)
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by lloeki 2y ago
> I would not want a program to have access to all cache data for every program. Then XDG_CACHE_DIR doesn't change anything? The path is going to be $XDG_CACHE_DIR/$PROGRAM which is what would get allowed (and neighbour subdirs
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by lloeki 2y ago
I suppose this is what you're looking for: https://lore.kernel.org/rust-for-linux/20250110083955.GA5395... https://lore.kernel.org/rust-for-linux/20250128092334.GA2854... https://l
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by lloeki 2y ago
> What I'm missing from this announcement though is any mention of how they intend to secure this "vault" against the current government. Maybe this? > In addition to the data collection, we are releasing open source so
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by lloeki 2y ago
Happened to me. Interestingly enough I checked on another non-Private Relay device (it worked), disabled Private Relay, refreshed the page, which still blocked me, and it resulted in the ban instantly extending to my other non-Private Relay
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by lloeki 2y ago
> the entire conversation falls back to SMS > it is in Apple's interest to make it a social change rather than just a technological limitation. It is a technical requirement? How would non-iMessage users respond to the whole grou
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by lloeki 2y ago
Still valid for: s/Apple Invites/Meta Messenger groups/ s/Apple Invites/Facebook events/ s/Apple Invites/WhatsApp groups/ s/Apple Invites/Telegram groups s/Apple Invite
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by lloeki 2y ago
> [B]ureaucrats can be expected to embrace a technology that helps to create the illusion that decisions are not under their control Isn't it the responsibility of the bureaucrat to use a computer system and whatever its output is?
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by lloeki 2y ago
Cordless trimmers are generally waterproof because some people use those under the shower. Having them non operational when charging can very well be a safety measure so that they don't use it while plugged in. There's really no e

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