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by lloeki 8mo ago
> For that reason I always use a git config variable to reference such branches. In my global git config it's main $(git config user.primaryBranch) What about using git's own `init.defaultBranch`? I mean, while useless
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by lloeki 8mo ago
I've had essentially that - if a bit fancier to accept an optional argument as well as handle common "mainline" branch names - aliased as `git lint` for a while: [alias] lint = !git branch --merged ${1-} | grep
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by lloeki 8mo ago
This is what I was beginning to think around the "nobody's actually hourglass" section. I thought it would be worth looking at what the definitions are: https://www.ergo-eg.com/uploads/books/devaraja
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Terminals like iTerm2 have had a Minimum Contrast for a while that messes with (foreground) colours, sometimes very badly.
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Now for an additional kickback: nostalgia induced here is about the NXE, but it famously displaced the original Blades dashboard.
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Because at some point it becomes cheaper to ship and destroy than to store and sell. Inventory is "dead money" in accounting books! Money has been converted to Obtainium and Obtainium just sits there until it is converted back to
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Isn't LuaJIT kind of a dead end? Also Ruby has been getting quite fast since YJIT (and now ZJIT): https://railsatscale.com/2023-08-29-ruby-outperforms-c/
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Probably you should really watch TNG first, lots of characters and lore that would be needed to fully appreciate a lot of things that would otherwise fall flat at best or be outright not understandable. I don't think they matter to und
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by lloeki 8mo ago
"Could Become" ? https://hueblog.com/2025/09/23/step-by-step-guide-setting-up... https://hueblog.com/2025/12/01/next-step-for-hue-motionaware...
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Interesing, there's more here including HL1 (a.k.a "valve") Funnily enough the looks of this HL2 through this engine makes it flow more with HL1 than I could expect; an interesting reverse Half Life: Source / Black Mesa
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Exactly. My car has every button and knob share the same design language but all subtly - or not so subtly - different so that the moment a control is touched there is zero ambiguity as to a) how to operate it and b) which one it is. Appear
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by lloeki 8mo ago
> This is an important distinction because there are things like microprocessors, which no single person knows how to make. But also: no single person could alone build something that has anywhere near the same capability I recently watc
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by lloeki 8mo ago
"if it looks good, it flies good" (or s/good/right/g) is an old aviation adage about aircraft https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PG4gr0Q4904
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by lloeki 8mo ago
To me there's a very distinct difference between unobtrusive same-service tasteful trailers and entirely unrelated third party ads. I genuinely discovered great series and films that I enjoyed a lot but I would not have watched other
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by lloeki 8mo ago
It's a cost vs benefit. As long as the cost of such blatant violation of security principles doesn't outweight the benefit of focusing on something else, nothing is done. https://www.legalexaminer.com/lestaffer&#x
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Ah, the memories of capistrano, complete with zero-downtime unicorn handover https://github.com/capistrano/capistrano/
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by lloeki 8mo ago
For another reference, the Nvidia-OpenAI deal is reportedly 10GW worth of DC.
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Heh (in the EU at least) the div container has a `has-reject-all-button` class. <div id="onetrust-button-group-parent" class="ot-sdk-columns has-reject-all-button ot-sdk-two"> <div id="onetrus
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by lloeki 8mo ago
Rubocop allows generation of a TODO file, which is basically an extra config file that you include in the main one and that contains current violations per cop+file and sets appropriate values to cops that have numerical limits. From there
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by lloeki 8mo ago
https://ncase.me/projects/ And going kinda meta, learning about the principles: https://worrydream.com/LadderOfAbstraction/ https://vimeo.com/906418692
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by lloeki 9mo ago
Oh my thanks for that, I thought I was going crazy. The one that keeps getting to me is that iOS insists on putting periods instead of spaces when I only pressed the space bar once so.I.end.up.with.sentences.like.this. (when it starts doi
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by lloeki 9mo ago
Space bar which is at... the bottom of the screen, so if you want to move the caret down... 3D Touch worked _anywhere_, also had no delay, and hard press a second time was much more convenient for selection.
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by lloeki 9mo ago
Finder has stopped being a spatial file manager for a long time, but still mistakenly tries to behave like one in too many places, probably because of lingering legacy code more than a particular intent. IMHO they should simply rip the spat
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by lloeki 9mo ago
You don't have to go to milsim to not be able to carry an entire armoury of RPG-actually-full-blown-missile-launcher, grenade launcher, assault rifle, sniper rifle, DMR, submachine gun, multiple sidearms, plus various other alien weapo
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by lloeki 9mo ago
> The designers are at fault because they prioritized visuals over usability I bet designers aren't at fault here either because Liquid Glass violates at least three rules of design every second that passes. https://www.v
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by lloeki 9mo ago
On "regular computers" I think it was flawed in two fatal ways: - there was already an extremely heavy expectation that clicking the start button or pressing the windows key would bring up a menu, not a full screen takeover where
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by lloeki 9mo ago
I have similar behaviour on a Mac Mini, and only since Tahoe.
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by lloeki 9mo ago
> The third one is just the open-source tailscaled binary that you have to compile yourself, and it doesn't talk to the Keychain. I use this one (via nix-darwin) because it has the nice property of starting as a systemwide daemon ou
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by lloeki 9mo ago
Coincidentally this was a feature unknown to me until I performed a SSD migration from one server to another and Tailscale failed to connect because ("of course!" in hindsight) it failed to decrypt whatever. So not a TPM failure
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by lloeki 9mo ago
Absolutely, usage of inheritance is (comparatively to Java/C++/Python) quite rare in Ruby. People favour modules to compose (e.g Enumerable), and more generally interfaces (e.g duck-typed StringIO vs IO/File/etc...) If y

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