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by phatskat 1y ago
I wouldn’t even want the LLM for a simple rename. Volar and TSLS seem to handle renames without issue, even across files and file types (eg Vue and Typescript)
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by phatskat 1y ago
> helps recreate our middle class These tariffs are probably the worst way to try to do that. America had its best “middle class” when companies and CEOs were heavily taxed and when unions were thriving. The politicians ranting about “br
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by phatskat 1y ago
I thought it was a plus sign?
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by phatskat 1y ago
I appreciate it but at this point I’ve given up on it. It doesn’t cause any issues, or hasn’t thus far, outside of the annoying nag. That said, if I ever get to digging in again I’ll check in to those settings - thanks!
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by phatskat 1y ago
Funny enough, we’re all on the same VPN in the same state.
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by phatskat 1y ago
I think it’s less that you’re missing something Zoom does better, it’s mostly that Teams is a poor replacement for any calendar, messaging app, or video call service. It does those things “fine”, but I wouldn’t say it does any of them _well
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by phatskat 1y ago
Whenever I schedule a meeting, Teams warns me that some attendees are in a different time zone. Except they aren’t. I’ve confirmed with coworkers and checking our settings. And then there’s the “helpful” way teams resets the calendar view:
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by phatskat 1y ago
Six weeks is pretty quick! Can I ask what editor you use (always curious), and what other languages you have a background in?
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by phatskat 1y ago
> To validate that I made a script that spins up ~600 bots Funny, when I went there were just over 600 active players and things were running super smoothly, even on my mobile. Kudos! Do you see this project and the things you’ve tried a
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by phatskat 1y ago
My friends and I spent a lot of our middle and high school days building computers from whatever parts we could find, and went through a lot of sourcing components everywhere from salvaged throwaways to local computer shops, when those were
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by phatskat 2y ago
> I guess it's not fascism if its against people you disagree with. What’s fun about fascism ™ is that the circle of people being agreed with gets smaller as power is concentrated more towards a central figure. What’s his face, the
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by phatskat 2y ago
The left wants to hold people accountable, even their own. It’s always a good chuckle to see people complain about the left doing “cancel culture” when it’s conservatives that tried to cancel Bud Light, it’s conservatives that shut down opp
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by phatskat 2y ago
I doubt you’ll be “in trouble”, whatever that means. But I do think that if you’re a white man attending a seminar about diversity, a great option is to just _listen_. Understanding that white men have done a lot of the talking on race for
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by phatskat 2y ago
An important part about targeting DEI and trans communities is that these two groups stand for immutable properties: I can’t change my race. I can’t stop being my gender identity. When you “other” people based on immutable properties, it be
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by phatskat 2y ago
> Elastic is good enough. Probably the most praise I’ve ever seen about Elastic. I do respect the amount of power and utility, and it’s definitely a workhorse, but it’s like a horse with one human leg, a bad eye, extra bones but also not
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by phatskat 2y ago
Baby Billy’s Bright Beginnings
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by phatskat 2y ago
I think it’s important to remember how he got to where he is and what kind of person it takes - Behind the Bastards is a fairly good reality check for most people we give kudos to https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast&#
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by phatskat 2y ago
> Both HN and reddit get worse over time I think this is probably true of any online community. I’d wager that an online community needs more users to grow and be sustainable, and more users inevitably means more content, and more conten
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by phatskat 2y ago
The Behind the Bastards about Dr Kellogg (yes, _that_ Kellogg) is a pretty entertaining listen and gives a good look at early SDA in America.
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by phatskat 2y ago
I’m in the US and in the last few years things have flipped to where I’m more surprised when a place doesn’t have tap to pay.
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by phatskat 2y ago
Torrenting led me to find many bands I wouldn’t have, and that led me to buying tickets and merch I otherwise wouldn’t own. Those things help artists more than anything afaik, torrenting has been a boon. I’d wager if you go up to someone in
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by phatskat 2y ago
I get that and I also couldn’t get a boilerplate Vue/TypeScript library project started using AI - bear in mind any guide I could find was at least a year old and by now things have changed enough that none of them work either, but it
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by phatskat 2y ago
I don’t say this often, but Jira got this correct. When you’re creating a new ticket, it’s done in a modal. But if you close it or click the “X”, it minimizes to the bottom of the page so that you can look at other tickets, or look up somet
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by phatskat 2y ago
> My long-shot hope is that the page can come to embody most of the wiring on the page, that how things interact can be encoded there. I would love this. As a Tailwind user the last few years, it’s really been refreshing to have my style
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by phatskat 2y ago
Just wanted to say that I really dig your enthusiasm! I read most of PerlPleBean’s README and was smiling the whole time - APE was so exciting to read about when it came out, and your project may just inspire me to look more into what it ca
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by phatskat 2y ago
Elon’s end goal is off-world - maybe not for him, but his grandchildren at least. He and a group of other wealthy folk have the goal of getting their descendants off planet and living elsewhere, and they will do whatever it takes to get the
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by phatskat 2y ago
I doubt this answers any of your questions but check out saltybet on twitch - people make fighters and the computer pits them against each other a la street fighter
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by phatskat 2y ago
Our technical questions typically stay within the realm of the position we are hiring for, so technical usually revolves around “would you use X or Y in this scenario? Why?” Understanding how someone thinks is more core to evaluating candid
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by phatskat 2y ago
In high school (2000) I had a course where I downloaded some (freely available) videos for my project. The wrong person caught wind and hauled me in under the computer policy that everyone signed that said “I promise not to download anythi
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by phatskat 2y ago
Which is wild to me. My high school offered a technology course that included NET certification testing sponsored by Cisco. Our final was to setup a local network on hardware, leave the room, and come back in to troubleshoot whatever the te

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