moribvndvs

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by moribvndvs 5d ago
Even though I do use it, a choice would be nice.
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by moribvndvs 8d ago
lol, playing against jev the ball routinely disappears dozens of pixels away from my paddle and it just awards itself the point anyways. Big Obama awarding Obama energy.
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by moribvndvs 9d ago
Back when legalized gambling was on the ballot for my state, I was enthusiastic supportive, even though I don’t enjoy gambling personally. I conflated these bans with a sort of religious and social nannying, an affront to individual liberti
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by moribvndvs 11d ago
The consent dialog is one of the most unhinged examples I’ve seen. No “reject all”, I clicked reject on each of the visible sections which kept the save selected button grayed out. To fix that you have to click all providers and reject each
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by moribvndvs 11d ago
So is the solution to only nominate corporate bagmen who have a perverse incentive?
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by moribvndvs 12d ago
On my car, yes it activates the brake light.
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by moribvndvs 12d ago
As you suggest, it smooths out your driving habits. You’re just focusing on balancing the accelerator with your desired velocity, that’s it. Need to go slower? Back off the pedal until you hit the mark. The regenerative braking kicks in so
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by moribvndvs 12d ago
I got a used 2023 Chevy Bolt and initially disregarded one pedal driving was an absurd and unnecessary feature, but now I think I would skip a car that doesn’t have it.
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by moribvndvs 12d ago
I’d like to see these comments copied over to the “reason for termination” field in their personnel file.
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by moribvndvs 13d ago
Here’s a regularly updated list of them [0]. 0 - https://github.com/pradt2/always-online-stun/tree/master
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by moribvndvs 14d ago
Python is proselytized as an easy-to-master programming language, though.
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by moribvndvs 15d ago
A who’s who of usability war crimes.
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by moribvndvs 19d ago
I’ve been vegan for 14 years. Protein is not very very hard, unless you have multiple dietary restrictions on top of plant based. Which, if I can be frank, tend to be self imposed when people complain about this to me after dabbling in plan
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by moribvndvs 1mo ago
I find naval battles fascinating, but they can be hard to visualize over time. Not only location of key events like this, but where each ship is located, where/what they were shooting, etc. There are a handful of YouTube channels that
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by moribvndvs 1mo ago
Very cool watching late stage software shops undiscover n tier architecture. Of course, breaking from hard learned wisdom for niche use cases is fine… until you bury the reality in a misleading and edge lord-ish PR sweep.
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by moribvndvs 1mo ago
You’re referencing an argument I never made. I have no problem with the author’s post, I was very specifically complaining about Opus’ barely coherent style of prose.
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by moribvndvs 1mo ago
I accidentally found a magical entrance to the underground hardcore, punk, and metal scene because of CH. That, and subsequently looking through my first Very catalog, was like that scene from The Mummy when they discover the pharaoh’s trea
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by moribvndvs 1mo ago
I worked the parts counter in 98-99. It was a coveted position, as the juice was the retail channel programs where qualified employees got pretty significant discounts from Intel, AMD, and the likes. Reps would also shower you with free or
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by moribvndvs 1mo ago
Nice false dilemma you have here.
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by moribvndvs 1mo ago
I’m over the hill, and I’ve found I just can’t handle the distractions of music or podcasts most of the time. I need silence when working, cooking, reading, etc. There are few situations where I feel I can listen to things i.e. driving so l
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by moribvndvs 1mo ago
It does sound nice for a local shop. And I don’t discredit the worker for being nice in my case. I was however disturbed by the fact I was shamefully slamming that much fast food at 1 AM every day.
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by moribvndvs 1mo ago
At my first start up, I unfortunately relied on fast food daily. One night I pulled into a Wendy’s and the drive thru operator opened with “Hey Mike. Working late again, eh? The usual [my usual order]”. I don't recall having a friendly
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by moribvndvs 2mo ago
Not pointed at the author, but at the current state of affairs: this is fucking exhausting. We went and made a trillions-dollar market out of the bikeshedding maximization machine.
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by moribvndvs 2mo ago
Claude’s tone and style has gotten worse with the recent models, not that it was ever very good. It’s both too concise (stringing together a bunch of jargon/acronyms together in weird ways that aren’t familiar even in areas where you h
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by moribvndvs 2mo ago
I don’t care about media – whether it’s on a disc, thumb drive, hard disk, cassette, in the cloud, sitting on a nas, it doesn’t matter - I simply want the rights to use the thing I bought, irrevocably and irrespective of the media it’s conv
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by moribvndvs 2mo ago
They do make HRV and ERV, but not exactly a simple retrofit for existing houses.
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by moribvndvs 2mo ago
It’s true that humans are unreliable, even if we could guarantee a consistent set of moral and ethical standards as well as the appropriate tools and authority to enforce them at all times. We do, however, have to deal with 100% of the impl
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by moribvndvs 3mo ago
What happened to the common sense adage: your opponent only has to be lucky once, you have to be lucky every time.
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by moribvndvs 3mo ago
Anecdotal experience amongst my small team: - spending exorbitant amounts of time up front planning, surfacing every milestone, subtask, and individual change, burning tons of tokens in addition to man hours fixing minute but important mist
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by moribvndvs 3mo ago
I recently got a task to sift through a daily drop of parquet files that need to be processed and given a UI for arbitrary queries by a non-technical team. Naively I started by looking at redshift, Athena/glue, etc. I spun my wheels fo

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