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by moogly 1y ago
I can't believe no one has referenced YavaScript yet.
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by moogly 1y ago
Gulag, the forced labor camps of the Soviet Union? It's a metaphor (I hope) of the plunge into authoritarianism and you seeming to downplay it, and if you're not paying attention now, you might find yourself there and wondering ho
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by moogly 1y ago
I didn't think that was particularly abstruse, but sure, I thought your reply was missing the forest for the trees and you seemed oblivious or blasé at the rather obvious slippery slope ahead, if you can even call it that by now. You a
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by moogly 1y ago
This isn't at all about Kimmel though. This is about giving the administration a free win and a continual slide into more censorship (voluntary or not) and authoritarianism. This will egg them on even more. Who cares about Kimmel. You
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by moogly 1y ago
> people may misinterpret whether the RHS is evaluated or not when the LHS doesn’t exist I fully expect no RHS evaluation in that case. I think the fear is misplaced; it's one of those "why can't I do that when I can do th
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by moogly 1y ago
I'm also not sure I have a lot of code where this would be useful, but adding it to the language I don't feel makes it worse in any way; in fact, it makes it more consistent since you can do conditional null reads and conditional
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by moogly 1y ago
> There's nothing new about this, though Threats from the head of the FCC bandied about on a far-right podcast? Hello?
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by moogly 1y ago
> the assumption is just that the left will always behave "more responsibly." Probably true, which means you're in for a full-blown dictatorship for, oh, 30 years or so before (perhaps) some violent revolution.
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by moogly 1y ago
Also, the labor of keeping your roof snow-free is not really worth the savings.
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by moogly 1y ago
Closer to the polar circle than the equator. 17.6 kWp (44 panels), south-facing 2024: May: 2494 kWh Jun: 2323 Jul: 1915 Aug: 1634 Sep: 1008 Oct: 442 Nov: 185 Dec: 31 2025: Jan: 43 Feb: 335 Mar: 980 Apr: 1510
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by moogly 1y ago
> Why should there be fallout from supporting the current admin? Well, why or why not doesn't matter; there _was_ backlash. And to my recollection, he made some rather bizarre defensive posts on Reddit that were later deleted and re
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by moogly 1y ago
If I lived within range of the No. 1 rogue aggressor state (Israel), I'd also want some nuclear weapons.
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by moogly 1y ago
For me, at least, it's less about the initial comments than how he handled the fallout from it.
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by moogly 1y ago
I believe some of the older Model 3s in some regions don't actually have emergency releases in the backseat; you're supposed to lower the seats and escape through the trunk (which does have an inner handle).
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by moogly 1y ago
"[...] I don't see how Trump could [...]" I'm amazed people are still saying this.
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by moogly 1y ago
Ask Musk; he's the one who claims that sensor fusion does not work.
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by moogly 1y ago
> While I don't think vision-only is hopeless (it works for human drivers) I guess you don't drive? You use more senses than just vision when driving a car.
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by moogly 1y ago
Well, I guess I didn't want to use half of the apps on my phone anyway. Might as well throw the phone in the bin.
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by moogly 1y ago
It's just cronyism and bribes. Nothing more to it. From "he must go" to "Intel is so great that we demand a 10% stake” in a week. Mussolini-style.
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by moogly 1y ago
Would have been more interested in a rebuttal of the claims you consider invalid instead of an overly verbose +1 that added nothing.
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by moogly 1y ago
They've improved, and they will be fine pretty soon.
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by moogly 1y ago
I moved on to Biome (which replaces both ESLint and Prettier) and while the IDE extensions have been a bit buggy, it's much faster and has fewer dependencies. It was always a pain to set up ESLint + Prettier.
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by moogly 1y ago
RFK Jr. should be called the Angel of Death of the 21st century.
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by moogly 1y ago
> The fact that Tesla doesn't have a process for making crash data available to investigators Perhaps hiding the data like this _is_ their process.
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by moogly 1y ago
I tried node:test and I feel this is very useful for tiny projects and library authors who need to cut down on 3rd party dependencies, but it's just too barebones for larger apps and node:assert is a bit of a toy, so at a minimum you w
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by moogly 1y ago
With node:fetch you're going to have to write a wrapper for error handling/logging/retries etc. in any app/service of size. After a while, we ended up with something axios/got-like anyway that we had to fix a bunch
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by moogly 1y ago
One could say that's just a regular team channel.
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by moogly 1y ago
The Swiss Franc perhaps?
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by moogly 1y ago
Meanwhile, air strikes continue: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/ckg42k37e2pt?post=asset%3Aec26... aid station slaughter continues: https://www.haaretz.com/news/middle-east/2025-07-27/
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by moogly 1y ago
Shareholders are busy being excited about the company's pivot to fast food.

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