metadaemon

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by metadaemon 2y ago
Despite the laws in place I've seen questionable stuff over the course of my career.
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by metadaemon 2y ago
A very notorious antibiotic for its plethora of side-effects.
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by metadaemon 2y ago
Been paying for Migadu for a few years now. No complaints, love it.
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by metadaemon 2y ago
I'd just love a protocol that has a built in mechanism for realizing the other side of the pipe disconnected for any reason.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
I can't remember where I read it, but I remember a similar study with rats. Previous generations were shocked when interacting with something specific. Current generations seemingly already knew not to interact with that object. I thin
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Agreed, I use this in conjunction with Starship [1], both initialized specifically for Fish in the config. I love this shell so much. [1] - https://starship.rs/
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Used as a daily driver for a couple years now. Love it!!
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by metadaemon 3y ago
This is also occurring on my Mac
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by metadaemon 3y ago
As someone who had zero knowledge of this and isn't trying to be snarky, do you have a link to that? I searched around and found some stuff, but it's pretty old.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
It's a very complex problem to solve and I think a lot of people need to accept that. There will never be a simple solution with a low learning curve that's actually performant for non-trivial applications without a fundamental sh
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by metadaemon 3y ago
We've got an issue right now with Ionic components (for React) which are Web Components under the hood. Seems like each component has its own shadow DOM that gets fired up. This would be fine under normal circumstances, but we use a to
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Actually looks good for me on FF iOS
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Complexity has to exist somewhere, either in the engineer's hands, or swept under the rug for the framework to perform its magic on (really thinking about the Rails ecosystem here). When things go wrong, it's nicer, in my opinion,
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by metadaemon 3y ago
In my experience the cops using these systems only care about larger crimes. It's way too noisy to monitor every expired tag, for instance. Not many of these companies (if any) do speed monitoring with LPRs.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
My company has a strict 30-day policy, irrelevant plates are never recorded either. But yeah I agree, some of the bigger players are pretty loosey goosey with their privacy policies.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
ALPRs are totally fair play IMO -- if that's their only function. I'd rather have a robot triage criminal activity than a biased human. Facial recognition, however, is 100% the wrong move.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
I swear there was a study in this same vein a few years back that looked into the effects of having siblings in close proximity and the effect it had on your mental health, even if you never visited. I can't find it for the life of me
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Happy customer here! Been paying for a year with no complaints. Amazing search engine -- kind of like how Google used to be years ago before they started injecting more ads into search.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
These are great guidelines in general for building a healthy community.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
I feel the same way. I've been a very happy customer without any desire for going back to other search providers.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Hey, want to say I'm super excited by protomaps. I'm struggling a bit to convert existing OSM pbf files into the pmtiles format. Specifically, I'm trying to convert this guy https://daylightmap.org/ Do you ha
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Just what an AI would say... /s
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Amazing! Thank you.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
I don’t think I could resist, I love dancing more than a lot of things.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
When it’s not blisteringly hot out we actually will take a 30-45 minute walk around midday. Helps a ton and has a side effect of allowing my subconscious to solve the problems I’ve been stuck on.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Maybe I’m in the minority, but I enjoy the modern web for the most part. I’d be pretty upset if HTML was the only formatting we were allowed.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
Yeah, really the only top-down solution that would be effective against the worst offenders is their permanent cessation.
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by metadaemon 3y ago
I was going to link to this as it immediately rang similar in my mind!
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by metadaemon 3y ago
I really like the /r/AcademicBiblical/ community on Reddit for these kinds of things. I'm also much more into the spiritual and mystical aspects of Christianity, which, IMO, were either obfuscated or intentionally remove
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by metadaemon 3y ago
https://addy.sh

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