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pelagicAustral
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Sometimes is crazy how deluded people can be on all this safe the planet initiatives... All you have to do to figure out whos contributing the most with the whole plastic in the sea is go a beach and see what plastic do you see... maybe in
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
The kind of single-sided crap with no rigor, no verification, source "my ass" we get these days I feel like it was journalism that invented hallucinations on AI.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Luckily I don't have this problem since I am so full of shit that one of the things I still enjoy the most is answering people with my own crap.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Good question. I no longer use SO at all, it's been years now, but I still get the yearly developer survey email alert, and I still take the time to answer, I take it most people doing the survey is the same...
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
They should have told them to gtfo and use Slackware then.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Not long ago mouses came with a paper manua, a CD with drivers, and if you we're paying top dollar, a desktop application that would let you set defaults for the entire OS for the one or two extra buttons you used to get.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
I'm glad at least one user is thinking about the children.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
So this is capable of turning a one-liner of SQL into six lines of barely readable code?
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Man, I had some Latvian sardines a few days ago. The can looked like I was about to enjoy a trip to culinary heaven and I was absolutely slammed back to reality, the fish had massive bones that you can try and break but they were extremely
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
I was supposed to enjoy the show of a lifetime, instead the sky is covered in clouds hahah, maybe in another life...
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
I don't know what kind of company has got a large codebase and it's taking 20,000 loc pr's expecting that shit to be sustainable, but I work AI first and at the most PR's are touching 12 to 15 files, with the more radica
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Truly poor quality bait here.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Looks really good. I'm going to favv'e soon as I get home... i might drop you a line with a few questions, if that's OK.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
username checks out
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
> The Failure Project Is this an exercise in self-deprecation? Because, I suck at singing, and I would experience a tremendous amount of anxiety if I were to go to a pub and try singing karaoke for any kind of audience, but I know that I
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
I was in Inverness a few weeks ago, seems like the tourist season is on, and it was fairly hard to find a pub other than downtown. The other interesting thing is that a lot of them don't seem to not go by the advertised opening times,
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Arguably, the problem with higher education is one of volume.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Metabase again?? Last 0day was catastrophic. My previous employer moved all that infrastructure back to on-prem, I guess he must be laughing now.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Looks amazing. Would've been crazy good to include a few OLED keys a la Optimus Maximus [0], which has forever been a dream, even with all the negative reviews. [0] https://www.artlebedev.com/optimus/
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Multiplayer games, or apps like document editing for teams... I don't know, highly concurrent stuff
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Really seems to embrace the "Making the world a better place by <<extremely convoluted, highly technical, jargon loaded mission statement>>"
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Why are people so sour about this?? I can read the site easily, its clear, performs well on mobile, what else do you want? Why is so offensive to people that models trained on tailwind or whatever?
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Far as I can tell, even if you host it yourself you are still bound to their workers.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Well, this is the thing. I was talking to someone a few days back, someone in Academia, and the conversation around the table was about how can we make it so we don't have to resort to increasingly more sophisticated ways to surveil st
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Probably better if they make it obvious that you need Workers paid plan: "Your Cloudflare account is on the Free plan, but the Cloudflare OS backend needs Dynamic Workers, which requires the Workers Paid plan."
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Yes it was. Maybe not too late to fix it, and I hope they do.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Something Dex-like really looks like a weekend project, I might even take a shot at it...
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
Well!, thank God for small mercies.
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
See how you fare with these: https://subway-kann.exe.xyz/
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pelagicAustral
2mo ago
At least he didnt came out with a measuring tape and tried to measure your skull.
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