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1y ago
LOL, what? Take on 10 projects at once, and start making way more money... if you're not an external-locus-of-control moron at least You've literally been given an excavator when you currently have a shovel, and you're worrie
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1y ago
Include optional default email, auth, analytics, job management (you know… the one everyone uses ::cough:: Oban ::cough::), dev/staging/prod modes (with “deployment” or something akin to CD… I know it’s already in the cloud, but y
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1y ago
> Pop in from what? Our factory jobs? Oh, you sweet summer child. ;) You will pop in from the other 9 projects you are currently popping in on, of course! While running 10 agents at once!
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1y ago
This is great but Crystal is already the name of a language I've messed with...
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1y ago
Lots of good counterarguments here but I was speaking in more general terms. Whoops. Glad to learn that it was likely not a factor in this case due to English prevalence.
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1y ago
The only definition by which porn, beauty, intelligence, aliveness, and creativity are all known (seriously, forget this stuff: Consider how you come up with an algorithm for how creative or beautiful something is?) A line that used to work
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1y ago
I like Sundar Pichai's: "Artificial Jagged Intelligence" (AJI)
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1y ago
That may no longer be true. https://chatgpt.com/share/684dae83-a980-8004-8226-d6e13a673d...
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1y ago
It's now way more than iMessage, especially if you opt into more: https://chatgpt.com/share/684dae83-a980-8004-8226-d6e13a673d...
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1y ago
It is not. It is real E2E . Or at least, here is my evidence (and before you balk at a chatgpt link, the links to the sources are also in there). What do you have? https://chatgpt.com/share/684dae83-a980-8004-8226-d6e1
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1y ago
As the other person stated, in theory yes, but in practice, if you are an "Apple ecosystem" participant, you usually have another Apple device available that you can auth on. https://chatgpt.com/share/684dae83
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1y ago
FYI, the term is scare quotes (because they imply suspicion), not square quotes
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1y ago
Only Mac users IMHO are well-familiar with working with disk images. They are not as diverse or well-supported on other OS’es, while nearly every Mac app (prior to the App Store) was installed by dragging it out of a mounted disk image.
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1y ago
But at least they have E2E encryption. The whole point of which is not having the key to.
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1y ago
The thing with the different columns of tasks broken down into subtasks could be replicated in any columnar filesystem view that opens the contents of a folder into a new column when you click on it, meaning every folder is a to-do!
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1y ago
Yep. Moments of sheer utility mixed with moments of "WTF were you 'thinking', if you can even call it that?'" I've seen a lot of bad patterns, only some of which might be "trained out" with better tra
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1y ago
x64 is not going away anytime soon, so that’s unfortunate
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1y ago
Prefer the Nix approach unless a container approach is absolutely necessary.
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1y ago
So the x64 containers will run fine on Apple Silicon?
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1y ago
Okay, what is the trade-off for ignoring that risk? What's a few extra dead kids, right? They weren’t healthy anyway, it’s just Darwinian. Much easier just to suspect an unfounded conspiracy instead. Maybe your username should be “empa
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1y ago
I learned a new word: "aposematic" I can already think of uses of this word jokingly in a people context
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1y ago
> the data itself isn't reliable due to differences in reporting and testing That is why The Economist used excess-death estimates, skipping right over the whole "death caused by COVID" vs. "death caused by comorbidit
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1y ago
It was because it had created a directory named "~" and then tried to remove it, which Bash would of course interpret as the actual home directory
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1y ago
Well, it's CERTAINLY not ZERO... I recall seeing numerous articles about overweight children dying of it, for example Remember that even polio only put like 1% of its victims into an iron lung
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1y ago
Come on, man. COVID deaths per capita were highest in countries that had very active vaccine skepticism. While this is not causation establishment, it is super highly correlative: https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail
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1y ago
Good. The more hostile you make corporate work environments, the more someone will want to strike out on their own or with a smaller company
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1y ago
Pretty soon they will be using more silent rotors, which already exist and for some-odd reason aren't yet used in the drone space
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1y ago
That's at least halfway between the difficulty of it on Mac and Windows.
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1y ago
Yeah, but that's not global. Mac has global keyboard entries for these things, and they are incredibly easy.
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1y ago
It is insane that in 2025, this is an accepted way to type lesser-used characters on Windows still, when the Mac has had the Option key typing umlauts and em-dashes extremely simply (an umlauted U is literally option-u, u... Ironically, I&#
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