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by pkulak 2y ago
This is fun to see while I’m getting paged 2-dozen times every hour because of DST scheduling errors.
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by pkulak 2y ago
Okay. But how did they get the proper host header?
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by pkulak 2y ago
I don’t understand any of that. Sorry. If you rephrase, maybe I can answer?
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by pkulak 2y ago
I set up a Wireguard tunnel into my home network years ago, before Tailscale was really a thing, and I always wonder if I should switch, but I can never make the effort worth it in my head. If I was starting all over, I'd go Tailscale
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by pkulak 2y ago
I love it. I have this whole system set up where each desktop gets its own session. So, any time I open a terminal on desktop 2, I get session 2. Then I can make all the windows I need (I very rarely split anything, but cool to be able to)
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by pkulak 2y ago
I've still never heard a satisfactory explanation for how in the hell two parts of a bone, broken such that they aren't even touching, can find their way back to each other and heal. My son broke his collar bone, and the hospital
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by pkulak 2y ago
Hit and miss. Good for North America, horrible compared to Europe. Where these are located, it's a bit of a train desert, but the bus system is pretty good. There are three lines within short walking distance, and they go to pretty goo
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by pkulak 2y ago
Near my house in Portland a 6-unit complex just went up on a lot that was vacant for at least a decade prior. Three blocks from there they are building at least twice as many units on what was an abandoned church and parking lot. Neither pr
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by pkulak 2y ago
Sorry, checked bag fee.
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by pkulak 2y ago
Yes, having lots of money makes life easier. I don't have the networking skills to be management, so I'll continue to travel once every three years and be lucky for that.
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by pkulak 2y ago
I just pay the $15 and enjoy my drink until 8 seconds before they close the door. Absolutely worth it.
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by pkulak 2y ago
We _need_ grid access, for now. Batteries are getting so crazy cheap. LFP is hitting the market en masse, and right behind that is sodium ion to halve the price again. And, at least where I am, grid _access_ isn't really the biggest co
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by pkulak 2y ago
> Inko doesn't rely on garbage collection to manage memory. Reference counting is garbage collection. I've been on this hill for years, and I am prepared to die here.
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by pkulak 2y ago
At the cost of framerate. No free lunch!
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by pkulak 2y ago
I always assumed it's because 60 is a highly composite number (superior, in fact!). It's kinda the best number if you're ever going to need to divide. 50 is kinda garbage in that regard. :/
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by pkulak 2y ago
Never called you a Nazi. Just said that the guy who gave the Nazi salute, twice, while standing behind the Seal of the President of the United States, is a Nazi.
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by pkulak 2y ago
The idea is that instead of just interviewing the people right next to you, who look exactly like you and have your exact background, you make the effort to interview a diverse set of candidates. Then you try to get rid of bias in the hirin
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by pkulak 2y ago
Yes, a random S3 upload that 401s. You nailed it.
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by pkulak 2y ago
That’s not how DEI works at all, and you probably know that, but being “short, quippy and wrong” is just so easy.
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by pkulak 2y ago
Oh, I didn't know you could do that. Nice. EDIT: Docs here: https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj/blob/main/docs/config.md#prefix...
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by pkulak 2y ago
Great idea! I just did this, and it's a very nice QOL improvement.
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by pkulak 2y ago
It absolutely depends on the language and how heavily it encourages immutability. For example, Rust and Elixor allow shadowing. An awkward middle ground for me is Kotlin. It allows shadowing, but warns, so it might as well not be allowed. S
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by pkulak 2y ago
Yes... the job protections.
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by pkulak 2y ago
And on the whole, I prefer shadowing. I’ve never had a bug in either direction, but keeping everything immutable without shadowing means you spend all your brain power Naming Things.
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by pkulak 2y ago
Why do you say slower than C? I’ve never seen a reason to believe they’re anything but roughly equivalent.
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by pkulak 2y ago
Oh, you're right, I didn't read it in my head like that.
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by pkulak 2y ago
I just use the CLI, even when using IntelliJ. I may be wrong, but JJ seems to have recently moved to a new model where your most recent change is (always?) stored in git as "unstaged". That means when you use an editor, you can be
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by pkulak 2y ago
> Nobody else knows you use `jj`, so no barrier to adoption. All my PRs now have branches named "push-kjasdfkhdf", so it's not terribly well hidden. :D
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by pkulak 2y ago
>> Changes in jj can be marked with bookmarks (what jj calls branches), JJ actually calls its bookmarks "bookmarks". Maybe these two words got accidentally flipped?
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by pkulak 2y ago
Considering that, according to polling, most residents would rather live with rats than lose the parking spot per block required for proper bins, I’d say this is a huge accomplishment in the fight against rats… and car brain.

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