luckycharms810

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by luckycharms810 18d ago
A little bit of a tangent, but I found this prose to be oddly much better than the quality of most of Claudes prose. It reminded me of an article I read many years ago by Guido Van Rossum and Jesse Jiryu Davis about coroutines - just a deli
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by luckycharms810 25d ago
One really interesting effect of the AirPods - is that its changed the paradigm - where the default choice of headphones is Bluetooth. I personally own a pair of Beats fit pros - which are great for running, Zoom calls. But I recently acqui
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by luckycharms810 7mo ago
As a non ORM person - I do love the Pydantic functionality that comes out of the box w pyscopg3. https://www.psycopg.org/psycopg3/docs/advanced/typing.html#e...
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by luckycharms810 2y ago
I think the rub is actually here: "The participants received either ultra-processed or minimally processed foods for two weeks before swapping diet for the next fortnight. Participants in both diets had access to the same amount of cal
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by luckycharms810 3y ago
- No touch screen, but a screen w analog controls - analog controls, buttons, knobs for all internal functionality like temperature control, sunroof, seat control - plugin hybrid - reasonable mileage on only gas - electric only mode for cit
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by luckycharms810 3y ago
Mazda CX-90
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by luckycharms810 3y ago
Whenever this conversation is had - it seems to completely dismiss the idea of domain. Duplication doesn't happen in a vacuum - it happens within a certain context. Some acceptable conditions for duplication include: * If two things ar
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by luckycharms810 3y ago
This is the basis of most older async frameworks (see: Tornado, Twisted). A while ago I put together a short talk on how to go from this feature -> a very basic version of Twisted's @inline_callback decorator. https://git
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by luckycharms810 3y ago
I recently discovered Menraku, a little more expensive - but truly worth it.
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by luckycharms810 4y ago
Articles like this make me think about how the software community has chronically under-invested in developing managers. It is not crazy to think that a manager could actually - * Have the time to know what you are working on * Set aside ti
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by luckycharms810 4y ago
I think there is some magic lost in how music discovery used to work online over the last 20 years or so. I spent a lot of time on IRC, and then later Waffles.fm working to build my musical library, and discover music. A few things that are
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by luckycharms810 4y ago
While I agree Systemd timers aren't as ergonomic to set up - there are some benefits that I would basically never give up at this point. * Running the service on command ( this is the best way to troubleshoot issues with your slightly
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by luckycharms810 4y ago
Avoiding processed foods is more about avoiding the unknown than avoiding something specific. I would say more analogous to rolling your own tobacco vs buying a pre-packaged cigarette. At least you know what's in there for the most par
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by luckycharms810 5y ago
This may be inaccurate now - but a few years ago I stopped at Idahos potato museum. If I remember correctly - the McDonald’s fries are actually a product of a lot of food scientists hard work. There are multiple types of potatoes involved t
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by luckycharms810 5y ago
This is a great idea in theory. Although per usual the rubber hits the road when people need to find the physical item. If the stores aren’t organized or the employees don’t know where things are - you end up with a situation where now ever
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by luckycharms810 5y ago
"We find it difficult to accept the threats to our "happiness" with a serenity which transcends happiness and sorrow. We are also offended by the contumely of allies as well as foes, who refuse to regard our prosperity as fru
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by luckycharms810 5y ago
This is a comically yet incredibly common engineering bad take. When you run a company there is only one question to answer, one north star - does it make money ?
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
Your TV (at least in the past ) could not collect the following information: - What ads did you stay for ? - What ads did you listen to, or turn the volume up for ? - What ads did you hear and see 50% of with 50% of the pixels being on scre
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
I draw a distinction between introducing ideas to people and manipulating the way people think. Reading a book, digesting ideas and having a conversation in your mind with the author is incredibly healthy and IMO should be promoted. Optimiz
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
I think I expected to see more of this by now given the number of incredibly liberal folks who work in Adtech. Sorry to break it to you, you don't get to wash your hands clean of it's incredibly detrimental effects on people menta
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
Listing out a few of my go tos! - Every grain of rice ( Fuschia Dunlop ) is close to what I’d consider a perfect cookbook. - Franklin BBQ ( Aaron Franklin ) is a definitive guide to how to use an offset smoker. I’ve read through portions ov
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
In the last few years I’ve learnt that there really is nothing better than a good cook book. Vibrant colors, techniques, stories - these can all really add to your experience if their presence is not solely for the purpose of including addi
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
I would highly recommend Qobuz. Great company, ownership that cares about artists and music.
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
Axuall ( https://axuall.com ) | Frontend Engineer | Cleveland, OH | Onsite | Fulltime Axuall is working with many large healthcare institutions to empower physicians and streamline the credentialing process. We're expanding o
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
This is a great point! If you use an established framework like tornado / twisted - they have idiomatic ways to deal with these. For e.g. If you have a loop - that can potentially starve the rest of your service when the iterable is to
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
I guess the question is really - Is the site bringing politics into a non-political venue - or are you requesting that they suppress any views that make you uncomfortable on their site ? Would be analogous to going to someones house, eating
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
A few years ago I heard “HBO is trying to become Netflix before Netflix becomes HBO” Today the news is trying to become Facebook before Facebook becomes the news.
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
Apps are the new drivers.
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by luckycharms810 6y ago
You are possibly doing better than most engineering teams if you can achieve this within your team. This takes a lot of empathy And trust from the writers of the software and the users. The teams that move the fastest are those that can use
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by luckycharms810 7y ago
You are definitely right in that the public keys themselves don’t present a threat. I think on a penetration test this would show up as “Information Revealed” rather than something that is “Exploitable”. By sharing a username - you might be

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