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by monkpit 10mo ago
Go to /plugins, then marketplaces, then select official and update marketplace. This did it for me.
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by monkpit 10mo ago
It would be cool if you could toggle sunset/sunrise - my street slopes upward to the east and sunrise might be more interesting.
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by monkpit 10mo ago
The OP is about LogTape…
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by monkpit 10mo ago
> the ability to figure out where that key is valid for Not just the ability to figure it out, but the config is set to use it automatically, so you could easily figure this out on accident.
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by monkpit 10mo ago
This is like leaving your house keys in the lock on the front door and going on vacation.
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by monkpit 10mo ago
I wonder if we will trend towards a world where maintainability is just a waste of time and money, when you can just knock together a new flimsy thing quicker and cheaper than maintaining one thing over multiple iterations.
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by monkpit 10mo ago
I second Allopurinol. Your doctor will try to tell you gout is due to your diet and lifestyle. The reality is (according to nearly everyone who actually has gout on the internet) that you just _have gout_ - you can’t diet it away. I cut out
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by monkpit 10mo ago
I remember reading about speaking in an encouraging manner to agentic AI leading to better results, but I can’t seem to find a citation for this.
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by monkpit 10mo ago
Frinkiac has been around for at least a decade :)
190.
by monkpit 11mo ago
sigh
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by monkpit 11mo ago
Surely they meant that the malaise comes from the British food…
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by monkpit 11mo ago
If you google “Lisa S L Simpson” it’s the first thing that comes up… why make it harder with AI?
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by monkpit 11mo ago
> ask someone to write a signature for array flat Out of curiosity - what do you think is a satisfactory answer here? My answer would vary wildly based upon more details, but at the most basic all I can think you could guarantee is Array
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by monkpit 11mo ago
> Banks have stupid rules probably made by people who don't understand the matter. Their insurance policies, if I had to guess.
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by monkpit 11mo ago
That’s a bold hypothesis!
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by monkpit 11mo ago
Usually refresh rate and sometimes feature set. And it’s meant to be viewed from further away. I’m sure someone else could elaborate but that’s the gist.
197.
by monkpit 1y ago
Oops - the second one was supposed to say +8
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by monkpit 1y ago
> the last 2 digits are swapped They are also +9 away from being in order. And then 12345678 * 8 is 98765424 which is +9 away from also being in order.
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by monkpit 1y ago
NaN is, by definition, not equal to NaN because they’re not comparable, it does have a definitive Boolean representation - false is correct
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by monkpit 1y ago
How is npm not exactly that?
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by monkpit 1y ago
Hmm I thought I had read it on an article posted here at some point, I could be wrong.
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by monkpit 1y ago
> I control what devices in my house connect to the internet. That’s certainly admirable, but haven’t tv manufacturers beeen caught connecting to ANY WiFi they find, if it’s open? Amongst other various dark patterns? Your statement here
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by monkpit 1y ago
Your lungs can handle a tiny amount of water just fine. It’s not pleasant but it’s fine. You’re probably thinking of something along the lines of pneumonia, which is different than breathing some water and coughing it back up. For the recor
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by monkpit 1y ago
It doesn’t work that way
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by monkpit 1y ago
Educational spending in the US is individual to the state, and even more locally within school districts within states, so it makes no sense to look at it from a national average
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by monkpit 1y ago
Same. Chaining all of those together does nothing useful, is arguably less readable, and the JIT will optimize out the intermediate assignments. So there’s not really any reason to do that big chain (unless you’re talking about HoC/com
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by monkpit 1y ago
This has to be bait, but feel free to make a more substantiated argument… for example, how does privilege play into what you’ve said here?
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by monkpit 1y ago
> I was doing yard work when my phone rang. The number showed up as Pacifica, CA — (650) 451-5708. I answered. Ah yes, and all millennials are immune to the attack in one fell swoop.
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by monkpit 1y ago
This article makes one faulty assumption that I think is really common - the author says it could be much worse, which implicitly assumes that we have noticed and caught every other time something like this has happened. Internally, we only
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by monkpit 1y ago
You’re absolutely right!

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