monkpit

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541.
by monkpit 6y ago
It’s great that you know about how Docker works. How about being a little more informative in your comments here?
542.
by monkpit 6y ago
I fairly regularly use the “search tools” option in google to filter results to within the past day, or month, or whatever.
543.
by monkpit 6y ago
It’s not ~$30, it’s -$30... They pay you! /s
544.
by monkpit 6y ago
On the opposite side of that, why should Reddit make their search better if everyone already knows not to use it? Google works just fine. Spending the money to improve and code a new search function doesn’t gain them anything. They’d just l
545.
by monkpit 6y ago
They did say an order of magnitude more. So $7m a month...
546.
by monkpit 6y ago
There’s a short video demo here: https://youtu.be/zPvVpG-aCNg
547.
by monkpit 6y ago
Anecdotal, but I’ve never had any problem like this with Spotify. I’ve been a user for about 10 years now.
548.
by monkpit 6y ago
Cool! The Examples tab shows the same 2 examples repeated, at least for me it does.
549.
by monkpit 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechanical_television I just fell down the rabbit hole of Broadcast Mechanical Television... very interesting stuff! I’m still not quite sure how the broadcast tech worked for the indivi
550.
by monkpit 6y ago
The music on the demo video sounds really off, like it’s coming from a cheap radio. I’m watching/listening on my phone, but other things don’t sound that way on these speakers. It sounds shrill and tinny.
551.
by monkpit 6y ago
I wondered the same thing - is any of this reproducible? Or do we just have to guess whether the author is telling the truth about the output? Or is this obviously fake and I’m just taking it too seriously? It seems like a fun creative writ
552.
by monkpit 6y ago
I think part of the issue is that the title is a bit clickbait-y. Sure, it’s technically a correct title, but at first glance it seems much more interesting than it actually is.
553.
by monkpit 6y ago
I got the same feeling from this post. It admonishes creating poor or unnecessary abstractions without demonstrating how to identify and avoid the problem. How can you look at one interface/abstraction/api and concretely say “this
554.
by monkpit 6y ago
Certainly seems like it is...
555.
by monkpit 6y ago
The comments on the GitHub issue are a dumpster fire.
556.
by monkpit 6y ago
I don’t think that would exactly be the first time for that to happen.
557.
by monkpit 6y ago
But it does have the title in the headline, on the front page.
558.
by monkpit 6y ago
It’s a sign that more places than 1 may also have this requirement. You don’t have to make it a thing.
559.
by monkpit 6y ago
It’s too bad the gifs seem to be just file references instead of real-time animations. Looks like some of the code snippets do not match their animations. For example, parLoopA and parDropA seem to have the same sample code, but have differ
560.
by monkpit 6y ago
I meant “something to do” as in it’s symptomatic of some repeated operation - not the direct cause.
561.
by monkpit 6y ago
Probably has something to do with the fact that every movement is pushed to the browser history. Try pushing back button after you have moved the map a little.
562.
by monkpit 6y ago
> they aren’t confined to rigid rules Ok, but let’s just assume for a second that there was some standard. Your statement would still be true. Nobody is “confined to rigid rules” unless we also make the Grammar Police a real thing.
563.
by monkpit 6y ago
If this can be reverse engineered and made into an rpi zero or something... I would be all over that. Also, I really hate reading about tinnitus because it just reminds my brain to stop ignoring that ringing sound...
564.
by monkpit 6y ago
Google provides a mechanism to appeal. It’s impossible to appeal if you don’t know what happened, or if you were hacked, or whatever.
565.
by monkpit 6y ago
32sii gang represent
566.
by monkpit 6y ago
Probably autocorrected version of “trills”
567.
by monkpit 6y ago
I don’t see why they would even have to send the actual audio bits over the wire...? Couldn’t the phone just do some work on audio and send the data after?
568.
by monkpit 6y ago
Mint mobile has been a great mvno experience for me. I pay a year at a time and get 8gb a month for a very reasonable price.
569.
by monkpit 6y ago
This could be much more direct. 30 paragraphs in and I don’t really see anything of substance.
570.
by monkpit 6y ago
> Most Ok

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