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by maccard 1y ago
We have nothing deployed in us east 1, yet all of our CI was failing due to IAM errors this morning.
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by maccard 1y ago
Because it would be 16 miles of bliss and 4 miles of torture then. The point is the last section of the run is always significantly harder - it’s even the same for 5k
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by maccard 1y ago
Rust doesn’t strip debug info by default.
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by maccard 1y ago
I’m not a doctor. I have been through the runner with a different injury (slipped disc), and I’ve seen the medical advice change in my lifetime. my conclusion is pretty loosely “it’s going to come back, the cure may be worse than the disea
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by maccard 1y ago
I've just grabbed Zed, and both Trash and Delete are behind confirmation boxes. Trash sends to my Trash (recycle bin on windows), and delete properly deletes. There's no built in undo for trash, but I can restore from the trash&#x
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by maccard 1y ago
> Delete skips the trash and Zed does not implement Ctrl+Z yet, I'm not going to claim Zed has a good UI in this space, but saying it doesn't implement Ctrl + Z for a feature which is literally "skip the undo-ability of th
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by maccard 1y ago
> it’s amazing to me how the use of a UPS is not as ubiquitous at home I live in the UK. I’ve had one power cut in the last… 14 years? Brown outs aren’t a thing. I’ve had more issues with my dog pulling out cables because she got stuck o
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by maccard 1y ago
How do you get that file? I also use env vars.
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by maccard 1y ago
I agree with you but; > I don’t understand why we need age verification in Discord. Why should people who play games have to prove they’re old enough to talk to others? It’s not like anyone ever forced anybody else to join your Discord c
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by maccard 1y ago
I would actually go back and put face pulls in if I could edit.
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by maccard 1y ago
I don’t disagree but IME, I got 100x the return from glute work (stabilising my hips) than I did from core work.
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by maccard 1y ago
> this is cutting it way too fine. Either this is true, or this is why there’s a 45 minute reserve requirement. There were three failed landing attempts in two airports prior to the successful landing, and they spent almost as much time
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by maccard 1y ago
Lower or upper? Lower: lose weight, get moving, strengthen hips, glutes and calves. Upper: lose weight, get moving, strengthen chest, lats, core
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by maccard 1y ago
Automatics are not standard in the UK in 2025 either!
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by maccard 1y ago
IMO, that's a benefit of slack. At $LAST_JOB, we had a 30 day expiry on data in slack, which everyone was in uproar over initially. But, it forced us to actually put stuff elsewhere.
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by maccard 1y ago
> if you go off-piste you should have some confidence it’ll work Just remember that the definition of “working” is in the eyes of your manager. Assuming they’re competent and not pointy haired boss, then they might have different goals
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by maccard 1y ago
It’s obviously way more nuanced than 2/3/5 lines of text on both sides but; It’s not about speculating vs achieving what I’ve assigned them. It’s an over simplified example but if an engineer has two tasks to be completed that are
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by maccard 1y ago
I completely agree. I've foudn that skill never goes away no matter how far you get. The trick is as you go higher up, spotting what comes next and knowing how to solve it faster. > They get distracted, go on side quests, take too
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by maccard 1y ago
If everywhere you look stinks, it's time to look under your own shoe. No company is perfect, no team is perfect, no person magically knows what's right to do and has a perfect vision. Even if you get somewhere with the right team,
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by maccard 1y ago
this is definitely more widepsread than you imagine in the UK. Most major cities are heading in the cashless direction - the only time I use cash is for my window cleaner.
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by maccard 1y ago
> The funding ecosystem will be set back years as this wipes out a bunch of VCs and investors I don’t think this is likely. We’ve seen VCs overextend into social networks, “sharing economy”, B2BSAAS, machine learning, developer tools, vi
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by maccard 1y ago
Sure but the same can be said about any number of windows, android, Linux features.
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by maccard 1y ago
That’s actually really interesting to know. I don’t think it would have serious implications if they chose to pay, but I do think it will be catastrophic if meta refuse to change and NL don’t escalate to the point of forcing compliance.
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by maccard 1y ago
I definitely agree that Apple have buried the complexity of some features, but moving icons on the Home Screen is press + hold and then drag by default, same as android.
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by maccard 1y ago
Yes, for 5 million. It’s an intentional slap on the wrist because they don’t actually want to fine them, they just want them to change their behaviour. The general MO of European courts is to get people to comply, not to punish non complian
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by maccard 1y ago
The goal isn’t to penalize, it’s to get them to comply.
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by maccard 1y ago
I run my household budgetting off google sheets - a clean load of 8 sheets, wth 20-200 rows and 20-50 columns including some simple cross-sheet formulas is fully loaded and interactive in less than 2 seconds. My work's sharepoint based
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by maccard 1y ago
> only works on a weird combo of (src platform / dst platform). Why???? Stadia ran on linux, and 99.9999999% of game development is done on windows (and cross compiled for linux). > Fingers crossed that these can be fixed, or thi
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by maccard 1y ago
That’s a great name.
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by maccard 1y ago
I've worked with engineers who can happily write greenfield code that passes the spec, but fails on any inputs that are not clearly defined as valid. In an effort to fix this, they add layers and layers and layers of complexity and edg

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