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by lordgrenville 7mo ago
Nice idea, would be good to add a third option for "these look indistinguishable" (and then I guess they could be bundled together in later stages).
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by lordgrenville 7mo ago
I expect that OP just meant "native language"
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by lordgrenville 8mo ago
Fair point. Pretty sure there is a way to have a few .gitconfig files, with the active one based on the remote URL domain, but it is more work.
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by lordgrenville 8mo ago
Oh yeah, I have always had this as it was pretty clear to me that the info in the email field is public.
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by lordgrenville 8mo ago
Maybe a dumb question, but isn't this trivially solved with this .gitconfig? [user] name = lordgrenville email = <some_kind_of_id>+lordgrenville@users.noreply.github.com
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by lordgrenville 8mo ago
Oh this was just snark.
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by lordgrenville 8mo ago
And as a bonus, sometimes the information is correct!
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by lordgrenville 8mo ago
I asked AI and it found me this repo: https://github.com/1997cui/envelope The linked site has a nice FAQ section: https://envelopetracker.com/intro
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by lordgrenville 8mo ago
Agreed. This website seems to prepend the blog name to each page's document.title Would suggest that one of the mods remove it
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by lordgrenville 9mo ago
Oh I missed that part, was just looking at the script
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by lordgrenville 9mo ago
Nothing about this is specific to GNOME, right? Imagemagick is cross-platform
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by lordgrenville 9mo ago
Mildly surprised that this domain belongs to the Farm Bureau. Maybe they should sell it to Meta and donate the proceeds to the money-losing farms...
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by lordgrenville 9mo ago
This is fun, I asked AI to come up with some modern ones to check someone is over 30. Zune, Friends, early memes, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, etc https://chat.deepseek.com/share/v9d5ckb8gv9rahwetq
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by lordgrenville 9mo ago
Matt Levine discussed this a couple of weeks back: "It’s probably fine, though; you can bet on Netflix streaming numbers or Rotten Tomatoes scores. It is fun to think that everything is gambling except onions and movies, but it’s proba
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Self-driving cars aren't nearly a solved problem(strangecosmos.substack.com)
20 points by lordgrenville 9mo ago|9 comments
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by lordgrenville 10mo ago
Sky-colour makes sense, but coffee drinking only goes back to the 15th century or so. Did Georgians not have a word for this colour before then?!
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by lordgrenville 11mo ago
> Interested readers can fare much better by reading other sources Would love to hear some recommendations!
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by lordgrenville 11mo ago
I tried investing in every pitch I got, which seems to be a positive strategy.
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by lordgrenville 11mo ago
I have so many follow-up questions.
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by lordgrenville 11mo ago
Going to use "laughably trivial with automatic differentiation" as my new line to scare away PMs.
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by lordgrenville 11mo ago
Seems totally possible that the limit is 0...
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by lordgrenville 1y ago
RTFM: "For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow"
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by lordgrenville 1y ago
zsh also does, with `setopt autocd` https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Intro/intro_16.html
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by lordgrenville 1y ago
Think this is the source https://justin.abrah.ms/bash/forgotten_friend_3.html
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by lordgrenville 1y ago
Didn't know that Hugo supports org files. But just one example of added functionality is being able to use one big file with a subtree for each post.
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by lordgrenville 1y ago
True, but they own that: > Declaration of Interest: [Authors] have financial interests in...Arbitrus.ai. As the title would suggest, the authors are making no effort to obfuscate this fact.
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LLMs Are Bad Judges. So Use Our Classifier Instead(papers.ssrn.com)
41 points by lordgrenville 1y ago|11 comments
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by lordgrenville 1y ago
I think in English one would usually say "position" where the author uses "disposition". (Disposition is closer to "temperament"/"personality".)
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by lordgrenville 1y ago
Is this inspired by that viral Sabrina Carpenter lock screen video?
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by lordgrenville 1y ago
More correctly, "our website looks like a desktop environment".

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