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by pseufaux 1y ago
This is about the only thing I like about PowerShell. In Unix-y shells I can use a combination of `jc` and `jq` to get a similar effect. Not quite as convenient as PowerShell though. That said, even after using it daily for years, I never w
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by pseufaux 1y ago
Define "real programming environment" Seems like an odd way to say, "Notebooks don't fit my workflow/usecase."
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by pseufaux 1y ago
It's a bit like when non-JS programmers complain about JavaScript. It's mostly nonsense. That's not to say that JavaScript doesn't have flaws and footguns, but the opinion of novices in the language is not who I am inter
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by pseufaux 1y ago
As someone with a psychology degree, I completely agree. It's as much of a hard science as nutrition. Most of the research is done through surveys and data aggregation out of necessity because conducting a real research is hard (and so
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by pseufaux 1y ago
And yet, you can still claim 100% of your code to be bug free :D
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by pseufaux 1y ago
Got it. That makes complete sense. I'll definitely check it out.
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by pseufaux 1y ago
Environmental cost is a concern, though for me not the main one. In this case it's two things. 1. AI interactions cost the service money, which is inevitably passed on to the consumer. The if it's a feature I do not wish to use, I
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by pseufaux 1y ago
What an incredibly interesting use of LLMs (generating text to practice typing). It leans in on what LLMs are good at. That said. I would love to see a middle tier pricing which had some features but avoided the AI use.
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by pseufaux 1y ago
That's not a bad analogy. I like that it makes clear that the storage mechanism isn't relevant. Personally, my read is that the issue with most of these cases is that we are treating and talking about LLMs as if they do things tha
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by pseufaux 1y ago
I'm unsure if this is true. I'm far from an expert in the current legal framework, but so far the court cases regarding liability in autonomous vehicle crashes have held humans responsible. That may change as driverless vehicles r
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by pseufaux 1y ago
The ears on the standard smilies freak me out for some reason.
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by pseufaux 1y ago
> But to make anyone pay specifically for the use of a book each time they read it, each time they recall it from memory, each time they later draw upon it when writing new things in new ways would be unthinkable. This feels like an unwa
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by pseufaux 1y ago
Get this person a license!
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by pseufaux 1y ago
That's a super helpful diagram. Saved it for later in case I have to explain to someone else. Thank you. I can see why something like pipask would be helpful. I saw in another comment that you are looking to make a uv plugin. I'll
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by pseufaux 1y ago
Isn't this what pyproject.toml solves? Genuine question as I am blissfully unaware of the intricacies dependency resolution.
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by pseufaux 1y ago
uv --script
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by pseufaux 2y ago
TV and YouTube would definitely suffer. Not sure if that's an issue or benefit. But I'm not sure newspapers or journalism would be so bad. My expectation would be that people would still need/want information from somewhere m
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by pseufaux 2y ago
How's the compatibility with VSCode extensions?
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by pseufaux 2y ago
The way this was handled is incredibly good form! Thank you for going to such lengths to make sure the mistake was corrected. I respect and thank you (and all the developers working in Python) for all the work you do!
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by pseufaux 2y ago
Well said. 100% agree
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by pseufaux 2y ago
Having used it, I can't help but think the EU made the right call.
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by pseufaux 2y ago
The person who is MapQuest saw a marketing opportunity.
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by pseufaux 2y ago
You can run NextDNS on your router to solve this.
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by pseufaux 2y ago
Test environments for macOS configuration, compliance workflows, application installer build processes, matrix testing across macOS versions, etc. I work for an MDM provider and constantly have 2-3 machines with 2 VMs each running.
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by pseufaux 2y ago
The real frustrating part is that workers who were hired remotely are not being granted funds to relocate. The company has basically responded, "well you can choose to leave." On a positive note, they did (thankfully) give some le
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by pseufaux 2y ago
During my Masters, one of my professors had us take turns reading everything we wrote aloud to a classmate. It sounds like a lot, but it was effective. Reading what you write aloud to another person makes you notice all kinds of things abou
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by pseufaux 2y ago
I'm completely the opposite here. I'm easily 2x more productive at home than in an office simply because of the lack of distractions. Honestly, I've started asking my spouse to start occasionally interrupting me so I remember
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by pseufaux 2y ago
This is brilliant. I'll be stealing this for my next interview.
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by pseufaux 2y ago
Starting in macOS 15, it was quietly included. Glad to spread the good word ;)
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by pseufaux 2y ago
I'll add `plutil` to the list. It's great for reading plist files, but did you know it can parse json too? /usr/bin/plutil -extract your.key.path raw -o - - <<< "$jsoninput" (obviously, less usefu

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