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by pugworthy 1y ago
> They don't have vision for how they will accomplish what is asked of them. Or they don't have the vision to know how others will accomplish what they are asking for. This is a big struggle for me; people who want to play pro
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG on trying to open the page.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Ask it to explain how it came to the conclusion. It does give you a pretty logical sequence of how it got there. Also, if it's wrong, tell it so and give it a hint to get it closer. It's kind of fun to guide it to the right answ
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by pugworthy 1y ago
This is exactly what I was thinking. Except for a tectonic fault line between the point and the landmark, a relative grid of neighboring landmarks as extra reference would be useful as well. Once you establish a location of one point, it
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by pugworthy 1y ago
During COVID I made it a goal to walk every street in my town using the web-based CityStrides ( https://citystrides.com/ ) tracker. It keeps tracks of streets you have walked and lets you know what percentage of a town you h
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Would love to see this control a classic Lunar Lander type game such as http://moonlander.seb.ly/
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by pugworthy 2y ago
I have used VI for many, many years and honestly use perhaps 25% at best of its abilities. But still I get comments about how fast and smoothly I can use it from other developers. Which I think speaks to how powerful even the basic editor
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by pugworthy 2y ago
There is an out of print book from the 50's that's a great resource for bow making. The full title is, "The Archer's Craft; a Sheaf of Notes on Certain Matters Concerning Archers and Archery, the making of archers'
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Given someone always posts these it's too bad every article can't just be set up with that kind of link. If there's a legal reason it can't be done I'd not be surprised though.
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Another one with an, “I dunno, 5 maybe?” story. I had a heart attack 2 months ago and got asked the 1-10 thing 4-5 times in the middle of it. I had classic left side chest and back of my arm pain. Kinda made up a number but told them I de
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Makes me think of King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard which I saw for the first time in the Bay Area last year. Opposite of Phish, I believe they live stream all concerts for free on YouTube.
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by pugworthy 2y ago
When my sister was dying of cancer, she reached a point where she wasn’t speaking. So not exactly last words, but I remember holding her hand and she would give me two squeezes. I would like to think it was her ‘saying’ “Love you” or “Thank
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Per a separate comment I made, I think you could add to this and call it an AI assisted code review. Not just can the user review the code shown, but can they review the code that AI creates? Yes, AI code is sort of like any other code in
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by pugworthy 2y ago
The thing is though, we "all" are using AI in the work place to help us with coding. It's a thing. It's the new Stack Overflow. So why shouldn't someone use it in an interview? Of course the main thing is whethe
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Agreed. I don't care what the indentation is or formatting is, as long as it's consistent.
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by pugworthy 2y ago
I’ve definitely done the ^Z thing. The catch is to remember you did it if you get distracted in the terminal. Nothing like finding some vim job in the background and you can’t remember what it was.
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Fair enough but it’s not the best example to use to introduce GFCI. Something like this? “Though you rarely will see your bathroom GFCI trip (unless you’re dropping the hair dryer into the bath water), some kinds of larger, more complicated
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by pugworthy 2y ago
This quote from the article annoys me… > … it proposes to require the same exact ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection that makes you push that little button on your bathroom outlet every time the curling iron won’t heat up. Specif
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by pugworthy 2y ago
The toy used in the study is a lot cheaper - about $15. See https://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-buzzwire-game/p4349607 I was really expecting to see it was the classic “Operation“ game when I first saw mention in the
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Whether by specific design or just by unconscious bias, the world is primarily right handed. The buzzwire game used for example has a wand on a flexible wire with the wire attached towards one side of the base and not the center. Does this
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by pugworthy 2y ago
It seems you've made a digital mnemometer!
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Original post by Peter Atwood at https://peteratwoodprojects.wordpress.com/portfolio/19th-cen...
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by pugworthy 2y ago
This seems like the ultimate in ultra-processed / factory food. Kind of interesting to read the comments on the other recent post on ultra-processed foods ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42246739 ) and consider th
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Far Lands or Bust is a great YouTube channel for this. He’s been walking in one direction in a Minecraft world since 2011.
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by pugworthy 2y ago
I’m finding very few cases of actual Swatting itself leading to deaths. Here is a reference for 3 events in the US ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swatting#Injuries_or_deaths_du... ).
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by pugworthy 2y ago
It seems statistically rare (highly unlikely) that a SWAT team would injure or kill someone in the US too. I can only find references to 3 - of which only 1 is a result of a direct shooting by law enforcement. The other two are a shooting
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by pugworthy 2y ago
I 100% agree with the line you quote and refute in your reply, which I've repeated below... > when an individual suffers from moderate to severe hearing loss, they are less likely to participate in social activities. Perhaps they ar
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by pugworthy 2y ago
In truth I rarely ever miss a train, a bus, or a plane. They miss me though because they are delayed.
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by pugworthy 2y ago
Hmm actually yes you can! https://www.fcc.gov/wireless/bureau-divisions/mobility-divis...
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by pugworthy 2y ago
It's fun to see this. My father (W7AAI) recently passed away, and we were just going through his QSL cards from the 60's and 70's. I never learned Morse code, but spent a lot of time hearing him using it as a kid. He first

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