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onionisafruit
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onionisafruit
8mo ago
I don’t know about other lsps, but gopls has an -mcp flag that makes it run an mcp server. There’s also a jetbrains plugin for claude that gives claude the ability to use a subset of your jetbrains IDE’s features. I usually have both of tho
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onionisafruit
8mo ago
Ha, they used my comment in the prompt. I love it.
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8mo ago
I noticed this unusual line in go.mod and got curious why it is using replace for this (typically you would `go get github.com/Masterminds/semver/v3@v3.4.0` instead). replace github.com/Masterminds/semver/v
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8mo ago
The generation of the workflow file from the input markdown file is deterministic. It's what the agent does when running the workflow that is non-deterministic.
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8mo ago
This is an extension for the gh cli that takes markdown files as input and creates github actions workflow files from them. Not just any workflow files, but 1000-line beasts that you'll need an LLM to explain what they do. I tried out
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onionisafruit
8mo ago
Copilot Hub Enterprise With Copilot
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onionisafruit
9mo ago
I don’t know anybody who would both appreciate the fax number of the beast joke and not turn it into a conversation about 617 being the real fax number of the beast according to most manuscripts.
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9mo ago
I rode with Waymo a few times and was always aware of the traffic around us. No telling if that would last once the novelty wore off.
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9mo ago
Thank you for the brief explanation of Luddites. It was enough to send me to wikipedia where I learned that what I thought I knew was extremely wrong. Until today I thought they were a religious sect who took their name from the biblical Lu
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9mo ago
The good ol four-way yield
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9mo ago
I’m having trouble with the football-field to acre conversion in this article. It talks about the complex being the size 12 football fields and the data center being 520 acres. I could believe it if those numbers were swapped and there was
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9mo ago
I was fond of “all the surviving animals were able to return to their feces-infested communal pools within hours of the surgery with no negative consequences”
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9mo ago
I gather this has little to do with “example.com” and more to do with any domain that doesn’t have an autodiscover subdomain.
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9mo ago
so it took the only winning move
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9mo ago
rightly
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9mo ago
Right, and a lot of them probably got that understanding by going to stackoverflow every time they needed to use fopen() until they eventually didn’t need to anymore. In the book days, I sometimes got to where I knew exactly where on a page
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9mo ago
That sounds like a good idea. When I have a one-off need for misc files I tell it to put them in the project’s ./tmp because that’s already in my global gitignore. That generally works, but I still run into surprise files it leaves in
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9mo ago
> I'm experiencing technical difficulties accessing the archive at the moment. The search tools are returning internal server errors. looks like it’s getting hugged
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9mo ago
Is it the “min-width=1024px” in the link that causes it to not load on smaller devices?
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9mo ago
6000 decades BC
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9mo ago
> If you wanted to verify the contents of a dependency, you would want to check go.sum You're right, but also TFA says "There is truly no use case for ever parsing it outside of cmd/go". Since cmd/go verifies the
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9mo ago
Although he doesn't spell it out, I suspect this is the primary misunderstanding that drove Filo to open with "I need everyone to stop looking at go.sum, especially to analyze dependency graphs". I've had more than one c
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9mo ago
I dabbled in Kubernetes at work a few years ago. I was shocked at the state of their go.mod files. Especially because I had heard Kubernetes used as an example of great Go software. Right off the bat I needed to copy a dozen or so `replace`
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10mo ago
I saw a few take a straight line across Africa from the west coast to the mediterranean.
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10mo ago
sort of a floatradar24
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10mo ago
You’re now the leading candidate to be OP’s nickel accountant
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10mo ago
you would have over $25k according to another thread here
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10mo ago
A function argument might be a pointer for a few reasons. Is it optional? Is it to avoid copying a huge value? Is it so it can be mutated? Or, my favorite reason, maybe the function was written to be called by another function that happens
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10mo ago
Each page in that book serves its purpose. That purpose is raising the monitor 0.1mm.
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I loaded this on my phone and there's no food visible. It only made sense when I tried it from a computer.
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