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by luxurytent 3y ago
Don't sleep on Cody either https://about.sourcegraph.com/cody
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by luxurytent 3y ago
You need to pay for all the supporting infrastructure (roads, power, fire services, etc. etc). Not that simple :)
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by luxurytent 3y ago
¿Por Qué No Los Dos?
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by luxurytent 3y ago
Your ideal described lifestyle is very expensive to cities and ultimately subsidized: https://i.imgur.com/msDV0zm.jpg There is a middle ground. Walkable cities are not a cluster of high rises and this is mostly the result o
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by luxurytent 3y ago
Yes, some areas in particular the big box developments are almost a lost cause. What needs to happen to those first is large, dense development within the plazas. Build residential on top of the mall, remove parking lots (or move them under
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by luxurytent 3y ago
Nope. Anecdotal to me of course, but I did a little activity where I stood on a pedestrian island off a busy stretch of road near me. I did this a handful of times. Over each 5 minute stretch, I'd observe at least 1/10 drivers sta
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by luxurytent 3y ago
The hands-free law was IMO, a failure. What used to be people staring at their phones while holding them up at the steering wheel now has people trying to be more discreet and placing phones between their legs or near the cup holders. Hands
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by luxurytent 3y ago
I guess pickup trucks fall under the category of SUVs? It's wild how we've lost access to our streets and neighbourhoods for the convenience of mostly suburban vehicle users. Actually not wild, but disgraceful. The majority of roa
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by luxurytent 3y ago
Never said that there is no suffering along the way. It is terrible and we've made mistakes, but there's only so much scope I can fit into a comment!
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by luxurytent 3y ago
The overlay of Canada on Europe is always a fun one. We moan so much here (perhaps rightfully so) about lack of public transit and reasonable infrastructure to get around, but we're also comparing a population of (just recently hit!) 4
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by luxurytent 3y ago
I'm surprised this is making news. At such a number it feels almost like a typical/seasonal adjustment you see from big tech already. Probably the only reason this is being reported and on HN is due to the existing environment :-)
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by luxurytent 3y ago
What kind of use case does this solve?
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by luxurytent 3y ago
Quite surprised to see this article is about re-introducing phonics. Genuinely thought that was the standard approach everywhere. Wow.
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by luxurytent 4y ago
My hope (as a mid 30s developer) is that I can effectively use AI to become a Me+ version of myself, and this helps me level up my career enough that I appropriately ride the AI wave, pick the right engineering positions/companies, and
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by luxurytent 4y ago
I'm not surprised. A lot of the code I'll write in a day is trivial, calling helpers, writing test scaffolding, etc. I'm still building cool things the other 60% of time, but this job as we know it comes with a lot of repetit
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by luxurytent 4y ago
I'm impressed to all heck how fast this is, and how intuitive! I tried it against a large-ish (hundreds of mb) log file and the query was simple to write while spitting out the result .. very quick. Impressed!
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by luxurytent 4y ago
> Despite my knowledge and interest in these areas, I still struggle with simple programming tasks, such as writing a function to determine whether sequence A is a sub-sequence of sequence B, or calculating the magnitude of complexity fo
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by luxurytent 4y ago
This is very surprising. I have a few friends who were laid off and landed jobs in a few weeks, many interviews (although exhausting), similar range of experience as you (~10 years) Why do you think you're not getting responses?
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by luxurytent 4y ago
I think you're right. I've mostly stayed away from budgeting apps. I'm already quite busy with work and parenting two young kids, but it may be the best way to train the mind. Thank you
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by luxurytent 4y ago
This is me and I struggle with it on a regular. We are quite comfortable (on my single salary I can cover mortgage, private care for my kids, and good food), but I feel behind -- because I came from a poor family who scraped on a regular. M
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by luxurytent 4y ago
It's clear that we don't need supertalls but rather they are a mechanism for the most rich and corrupt (including the builder) to launder money.
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by luxurytent 4y ago
Related writing: https://jenson.org/tesla/
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by luxurytent 4y ago
I love running. It's great for my body and mind. Began running two years ago and it's the best decision I ever made. Just wrapped up this year with 1337km total :)
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by luxurytent 4y ago
What makes sesame such a significant allergen?
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by luxurytent 4y ago
Uneducated view from a single video, but this seems incredibly inefficient? How many of these have to be processed on a weekly basis? I'd expect for such a size of vessel, the truck is in and out in < 15 seconds.
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Refining my git workflow with –fixup(justbartek.ca)
2 points by luxurytent 4y ago|0 comments
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by luxurytent 4y ago
Does this differ from GitHub's CoPilot in any user-noticeable way? (outside of the platform it's available on)
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by luxurytent 4y ago
This is great! What else in the public domain is available like this? (through a nice & sleek app?)
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by luxurytent 4y ago
A few posts here are suggesting that it's not too late. Perhaps so, but the way are describing yourself is worrisome, in a way that I think if you attempted to have kids (either biologically or through adoption), your stress levels w
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by luxurytent 4y ago
Wannabe mushroom foragers spend plenty of energy trying to identify what is edible, but they also need to spend that same amount of energy (if not more) in understanding what is not edible. Educate from both sides, or risk death

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