lloeki

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by lloeki 2y ago
Merely that however succinct there's a clear-cut rationale, I read your comment as if there were none but that may be due to lack of caffeine on my side. In that context, the quoting was just for highlighting.
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by lloeki 2y ago
> you can't specify which style in rubocop you want code refactored to You can, with the per-cop `EnforcedStyle` configuration key. I hate browsing the Rubocop doc so I just put the cop name with that config key set to a bogus value
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by lloeki 2y ago
> They don't need to write any rationale on why they made it Just next tho the "experimental" moniker, and within an actual section about Rubocop, they in fact did provide a simple rationale anyway. Checks out for me (even
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by lloeki 2y ago
Seems like it does for walking/running/cycling, they appear as icons on various graphs X (well, T, for time) axes... but there's no way to turn it into an actual activity after the fact. Might have to do with the fact that du
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by lloeki 2y ago
Garmin watches do that. I'm mostly doing dips pushups pullups and abs, and it counts each rep. The simplest form is starting a generic strength activity, where pressing the lap button moves to "rest" and displays a quick opti
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by lloeki 2y ago
Arguably, while of alien making, the Macross flying fortress fits the "real robot" definition and seems to be miscategorised. By and large it's no different than your regular Imperial Star Destroyer except that it can trans
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by lloeki 2y ago
> in any scripting language Scripting? Ha! We used to do CGI in C when Perl wasn't fast enough. <old-man-yells-at-cloud />
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by lloeki 2y ago
My tongue in cheek take :) https://ibb.co/8DGyTyK
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by lloeki 2y ago
> You don’t ride for a little while and soon trying to pick it back up first means tires need a lot of air [...] Shit’s always going flat I don't know what it is about this, I've owned bikes for 30 years to ride in a mix of con
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by lloeki 2y ago
Could be nice if there were a log-scale slider to interactively vary the exponent from 1 to ∞-ish and see how that affects the frame-cropped preview.
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by lloeki 2y ago
Mac laptops have been doing the light sensor thing for the longest time. More recently TrueTone also does tone mapping to adjust for colour perception from the environment. Not to be confused with Night Shift, which "merely" biase
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by lloeki 2y ago
> windows are now only ever shown on one display Untrue :D System Preferences > Desktop & Dock > Mission Control > Displays have separate Spaces > Off So why is it not allowing windows to overlap two displays when that se
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by lloeki 2y ago
> It just sounds so dated, maybe because I listened to it too much? Something like that happened to me, again and again. Overlistening things I love (not necessarily because of me, sometimes it's third parties piling upon my own lis
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by lloeki 3y ago
None of that is handled by SMTP+IMAP?
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by lloeki 3y ago
Had a Palm III then a Clié back then. The Jog Dial was absolutely awesome. Then got a LifeDrive, missed every bit of the Jog Dial. Probably the most iPhone-esque thing before the iPhone was a thing though.
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by lloeki 3y ago
https://qntm.org/responsibility Wondering if this from GGP was a reference to that: > The interesting part is what happens in the first fork.
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by lloeki 3y ago
You can still simulate it as a whole and have it scale: - You can simulate whatever is not observed statistically and collapse to a discrete reality only when actually observed - You can handwave away whatever is outside the observable univ
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by lloeki 3y ago
kevin42, you just made my day. Back then I played the trailer over and over and over, waiting for the release... That line is carved deep and immediately pops up every time I think of Descent 3: > Now, after years of waiting, there is li
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by lloeki 3y ago
Reminded me of the last verse of a French fable, The Cricket (a.k.a True Happiness ): "Pour vivre heureux, vivons cachés." - Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian - Le Grillon†, Fables, 1792 Here's my quick-and-dirty
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by lloeki 3y ago
Connected to this I laughed at the piles of toilet paper packs in the "contact" entrance.
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by lloeki 3y ago
I've always been checked for id, even for local flights as well (SXB, LYS, ETZ, LIS, BCN, MLH/BZL/EAP). Airlines were Air France and EasyJet. MLH/BZL/EAP is fun because you kinda keep going back and forth across bor
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by lloeki 3y ago
Indeed, I did not mention Bootsnap so as to detract the core point. > That's one of the things Bootsnap does to speedup boot time. And when you do that, there's no compilation at runtime. Correct, if one does `bootsnap precompi
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by lloeki 3y ago
There is. CRuby code gets compiled to ISeq (VM bytecode) upon `load` / `require` / `eval`. JRuby does similar things (IIRC using InvokeDynamic). The difference (and that does not even need to involve Rails) is that these three - a
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by lloeki 3y ago
My child is not there yet, so I'm experimenting ahead of time with Jellyfin + downloading select content instead. The idea is to have sizeable content in there to explore in autonomy but no way out. Not particularly doing this happily
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by lloeki 3y ago
Oh I'm not using any iCloud switching either, just straight up Bluetooth connection requests from previously paired devices. It just turns out that two clicks/taps when I want my headphones from the device I'm currently usi
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by lloeki 3y ago
> The gist is that certain headphones can connect to 2 Bluetooth endpoints and switch between whichever one is actively sending audio I hate multipoint bluetooth. It only seems to work in the most basic of scenarios and nobody appears to
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by lloeki 3y ago
The key difference for me was that I didn't always have my notebook/agenda on me/at hand, so writing things was haphazard and unreliable (either I tried to remember and failed or I noted it down but consistently lost the rand
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by lloeki 3y ago
My understanding of it is somewhat similar, although I'd argue that's where our mental imagery breaks down: the "weight on fabric" metaphor works to a point then stops conveying what's really happening and becomes m
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by lloeki 3y ago
Please enlighten me as to how: - iCloud is a privacy nightmare - iCloud e2ee with ADP is sometimes-kinda e2ee
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by lloeki 3y ago
It's not shared with anybody, not even Apple. The article conveniently conflates "Apple" with "the operating system that Apple provides" for a clickbaity article. Everything is local only, except: - when opted in to

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