paradox460

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by paradox460 7d ago
I used to go play board games and such at a local shop. Stopped years ago. Just too much bs about anything . Nowdays I occasionally host small DnD games, and its a blast. But its invite only, and we're not afraid to not invite people
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by paradox460 8d ago
Never been to a ccc, but sadly experiences similar to yours drove me off of attending "nerd" events
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by paradox460 8d ago
Moen figured out a good enough solution without wax called moentrol Push/pull adjusts volume, rotation adjusts hot/cold mix
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by paradox460 10d ago
It had a runtime
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by paradox460 10d ago
I have actually seen some roundabout like constructs on parts of the interstate. They're giant, far larger than singular interchanges, and serve to handle multiple branches and belt loops. Of course, they are augmented by allowing the
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by paradox460 10d ago
Thank you for mentioning the asymmetrical traffic flow problem. YUMBL even managed to reproduce this using cities skylines, and there's an intersection near my house that's maddening for this. Large two lane circle, downstream fro
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by paradox460 10d ago
At a previous gig we had a simple "reset staging" task on gha, that ran once a week on Tuesday It ran fine for years, then around November just stopped and never ran again. Tried moving it around for which time it would trigger, a
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by paradox460 11d ago
Terrible for code, amazing for prose I've set my documentation sub agent to Gemini and my code agent to Luna
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by paradox460 11d ago
Sunny days stat can be seen on https://tridec.org/climate-geography/ As for number of 100+ degree days, it's more elusive, but the mean max is over 100 for two months on the Wikipedia page https://en.wi
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by paradox460 12d ago
Tourism board proudly advertises the 300 days of sun on big bill boards at the airport in Pasco, and the hot summers are honestly worse than Phoenix, as there's humidity
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by paradox460 12d ago
Which part of the pnw? Because in the mid Columbia you get 300+ days of sun and summer temperatures in the low 100s
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by paradox460 12d ago
Tesla has managed to violate the laws of thermodynamics?
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by paradox460 14d ago
Was hoping to test the demo page she talks about on my pixel fold. 404s
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by paradox460 16d ago
I bemoaned devs refusing to learn their tools myself https://pdx.su/blog/2023-07-26-tailwind-and-the-death-of-cra...
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by paradox460 16d ago
What about Phoenix live view?
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by paradox460 17d ago
A task for Claude
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by paradox460 17d ago
I've made arguments like this in the past, and my position hasn't changed much https://pdx.su/blog/2023-07-26-tailwind-and-the-death-of-cra...
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by paradox460 17d ago
True. I'm grateful for that but typically reach for them via openprops or home built variables for most of my projects these days
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by paradox460 17d ago
Imo no CSS is really good these days. Scope rules and the new selectors available mean you actually have to work hard to mess things up like you did in previous eras
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by paradox460 17d ago
You have to remember the biggest appeal of tailwind is that it throws away the entire cascade of css. The people that reach for it are choosing it because it offers less functionality, and is therefore simpler to reason about. I hesitate to
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by paradox460 17d ago
Having a powerful video editor you can grab any time you need to is useful in a way few other bits of software are. Sure, for trimming and even some basic editing or watermarks, ffmpeg works great, but there are times when having full edito
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by paradox460 20d ago
Sadly modern Los Alamos is only served by a single Smith's now. The old Furr's at Merrymac center is became a Smith's and now sits abandoned, the new Smith's being across the road where the auto mechanic used to be, and
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by paradox460 20d ago
Los Alamos also had a scattering of 1960s A-frame churches. Ed bought the one "next" to the Black Hole (although it was in a ponderosa/piñon forest and set back about 500 feet from where the black hole lot was), nailed a bunc
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by paradox460 20d ago
Amusingly, the Black Mesa itself is on the road from Los Alamos to Santa Fe and Española. Fairly important site in New Mexico Pueblo history
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by paradox460 20d ago
They still exist today, and provide tons of logistics to the dod. Boring stuff, like toilet paper, and then more exciting stuff too
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by paradox460 24d ago
Radioactive in this case, but knowing the black hole, other definitions likely apply as well
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by paradox460 24d ago
Many of my childhood science fair projects started at the black hole. You could always find something weird or interesting, and occasionally hot, while browsing through the place
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by paradox460 28d ago
They kind of do. There's usually a big scary notice on the imprint page scolding you for even thinking about piracy
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by paradox460 28d ago
Tailscale can do this very easily Or you can just throw a couple bucks at something like nextdns and not have to use the VPN bit for mobile DNS ad block I use both
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by paradox460 28d ago
I recently got a Seattle ultrasonics knife, and it was mentioned in the email associated with my purchase it might need a software update I rolled my eyes and braced for the inevitable pretty but buggy and slow app. It didn't use an ap

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