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by lowercased 2y ago
It's worse with some. A recent trip had me create an account with an airline - I can log in and see my trips, points, name, etc... but to see the itinerary, I have to have the PNR number, which isn't anywhere in the authenticated
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by lowercased 2y ago
Thought the same thing. That array list might be generated somewhere else, with much more data and used for multiple purposes.
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by lowercased 2y ago
Would be interesting to see what impact some sort of llm system might be able to have on this approach. Making some changes in one area of the documentation, then having a system indicate some other likely areas of impact which you might n
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by lowercased 2y ago
Exactly. This is the sort of person I was talking about.
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by lowercased 2y ago
You are talking about people working in a business. I'm talking about neighbors living in rural/suburban areas. EDIT: We have a lawn care guy. He does our half acre in under 30 minutes. Our neighbors who do it themselves - same
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by lowercased 2y ago
Not in rural areas. People shoot guns at 1am and... "god given freedoms" and "piss off back to the city y'all" and all that are trotted out anytime a complaint is made. Again, it may change in another couple genera
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by lowercased 2y ago
Won't help much until these are mandated by law, or.. we just wait for a couple generations to die out. There's a section of folks who enjoy loud engines. It's their jam, they love being 'outdoors' with loud gas
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by lowercased 2y ago
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by lowercased 2y ago
The unprompted part, that's the important bit. If you find out you were wrong in with previous recommendation or advice or just basic info, let me know. Email, text, whatever. I don't think there's enough AI agent ecosyste
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by lowercased 2y ago
> I stumbled upon Ludvig Strigeus while researching Daniel Stenberg I believe the list is for Ludvig.
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by lowercased 2y ago
YEARS ago (2002? 2003?) I'd done some tech training courses in my town. "Learn web dev" kinda stuff. Was very much a part time thing, but I'd looked in to "hrm... could I make this a business?". And learne
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by lowercased 2y ago
Ideally, the rankings should be associated with a time period. Something ranked high... but all those high rankings are from 2 years ago, and there's been none since... that's a different signal that current high rankings and cur
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by lowercased 3y ago
> I hate TVs have OSs now I've been able to avoid this by just hooking up a computer to a big screen TV with HDMI. That's it. I watch stuff via the computer. Slightly klunkier for some stuff but has worked well enough. Migh
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by lowercased 3y ago
so do i. i rarely get to be the first one to do so... :)
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by lowercased 3y ago
https://archive.is/FPzmd
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by lowercased 3y ago
> You start to realise how people cope with those huge portions sizes in the US. Many people don't eat everything in one sitting. Yep. It conflicts with the "clean your plate!" mentality many kids were brought up with, bu
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by lowercased 3y ago
The Francis Scott Key bridge - the subject of this story - was finished in 1977, and took about 5 years, so... much of it was constructed in the last 50 years. ???
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by lowercased 3y ago
"Lasting" and "supported" are obviously different things. How much support do you get for a laptop from 2013/2014? I guess Linux stuff can still run, but I would imagine for most folks, there's going to be a
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by lowercased 3y ago
Within a couple years of working professionally, I went from "who on earth would do X?" to "ah... almost certainly they were forced to do X by ..." some external factors - time/deadline, workaround to another bad sy
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by lowercased 3y ago
Not Oracle related, but ... in the late 90s, I was at a company that was doing web stuff - number of cgi/perl projects, but they'd started doing ASP as well in 98. Had a couple clients really scale up - one client had 80 servers
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by lowercased 3y ago
"Professional and technical services" covers a lot of stuff, and there may be lots more workers in 'professional services' that are not software folks. I've got more than a handful of (over)qualified colleagues th
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by lowercased 3y ago
> I need some sort of indication as to what states are worth looking at. Those are commits. I would welcome some tool that could guess/infer where some commit points should be, even if I didn't explicitly commit at those points
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by lowercased 3y ago
If people knew about it, sure. I was tasked with 'finishing up' someone else's work who was away on vacation. All his code was in sourcesafe... locked to just him. And he was away for another 9 days with no cell phone or em
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by lowercased 3y ago
> I think even if you have all the data, it’s not always a science too because what works for one audience will not work in another. Wouldn't 'all the data' by definition have the data for various audiences at least calcul
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by lowercased 3y ago
Many PHP sites also don't announce themselves as well, so... how might you factor that in?
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by lowercased 3y ago
> where you need something functional first and pretty second. Yet Filament manages to be fairly 'pretty' out of the box. I did a POC for a client project, and replicated about 10% of their current system in about a month, and
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by lowercased 3y ago
Direct link to OCF blog: https://blog.opencollective.com/open-collective-official-sta... FAQ: https://docs.opencollective.foundation/?ref=blog.opencollect...
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by lowercased 3y ago
Interesting. The few times I've seen that, it's typically something like $20k-$50k, which seems more intended to get you through a few months, catch up on bills, etc, but not "family is financially secure for years". P
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by lowercased 3y ago
Yeah, the comment may have been more US-oriented (where I'm living). I do know a couple colleagues who can't get any term life insurance because of some pre-existing medical conditions. That's not good for them, obviously,
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by lowercased 3y ago
PSA: If you have dependents, or think you might, get some life insurance in place now while you're relatively young. I've had too many friends/colleagues pass away unexpectedly without any (or not remotely enough) life insur

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