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mkoubaa
10mo ago
Monarchy is the best form if it's the right monarch and the worst if it isn't. Sounds about the same as CEO to me
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RPATH is painless if you don't try to be clever
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10mo ago
He was right. Python programmers are still the most likely to prioritize getting things done quickly.
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10mo ago
1000% this. uv is trivially installable and is completely unrelated to installations of python.
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10mo ago
Software has gotten so slow we've forgotten how fast computers are
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10mo ago
The Wayland people were right about everything
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10mo ago
A lot of commercial engineering and scientific software runs on windows.
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10mo ago
Death by a thousand features. A cryptographically secure simple listserv is _well_ within reach
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10mo ago
User expectations are not the spec, they are what the spec aspires to.
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10mo ago
"shared infrastructure owned by dedicated teams" must be nice, I have to say
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10mo ago
Hard disagree. The code is the spec. The code is the spec. The code is the spec.
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10mo ago
Ask not what the agent can do you for you, ask what you can do for the agent. If you fail to break up the task into agent sized chunks, you're the problem.
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The purpose of life is not only to be happy. It's not a useless metric but don't over-index on it
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This is a such a cop-out. We millennials had it easy compared to zoomers.
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If you don't have a zen attitude around a three year old you're going to have a bad time
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10mo ago
The most incriminating stuff isn't censored, it's been completely destroyed by now
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10mo ago
All kids confidently state incorrect things it's part of growing up
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10mo ago
To me it's always a neat trick when you're not allowed to use print() in production code
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10mo ago
It might get things wrong on purpose, but deep down it knows what it's doing
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10mo ago
I can't believe how massively underpaid I was when I was 11
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10mo ago
Not amateurs, artists. Look at any modern art and you'll understand that looking like crap is kind of the point nowadays
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10mo ago
Have you encountered modern art?
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10mo ago
I don't understand why you think this is ironic
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10mo ago
I think I have a killer app for normie use. Do you have technical experience with these?
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10mo ago
I could not disagree more. If you say "Ben told Mary that he would work with Scott on Jeff's house on Tuesday, but that Amy preferred Wednesday", that sentence carries a lot of meaning for the speaker and listener because tho
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10mo ago
The average adult has a carefully curated understanding of the world based on a completely false narrative but nobody clutches their pearls about that
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10mo ago
I'll email you over the weekend
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10mo ago
I think this kind of thing could be really useful for a project I'm building.
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10mo ago
Maybe not the browser per se, but a WASI runtime
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10mo ago
Sometimes, duplication is a small price to pay for isolation
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