rattlesnakedave

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by rattlesnakedave 2mo ago
You should try a better harness. Try pi, or ohmypi if you want a good OOB experience
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by rattlesnakedave 2mo ago
some of us that have to work with people like you are happy that you're constrained by Go.
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by rattlesnakedave 3mo ago
Pi, especially bundled as OhMyPi, performs significantly better than anything else.
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by rattlesnakedave 5mo ago
It’s typically something that sets in over time (often, but not always with weight gain and age), most people don’t notice because it’s gradual. Especially if they aren’t in normal risk groups. OSA symptoms are easy for an individual (and c
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by rattlesnakedave 5mo ago
Great. Something like 60% of OSA cases are linked to obesity. GLP-1 drugs could probably lead to resolution for a lot of them if the Lilly SURMOUNT-OSA trial tells us anything.
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by rattlesnakedave 5mo ago
You’re pattern matching something like the Saxon Wars under Charlemagne. In this case missing idols probably owe more to wood not surviving a millennium in Swedish soil + converts destroying their own former cult objects.
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by rattlesnakedave 6mo ago
To be fair, the average person has fewer than two arms.
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by rattlesnakedave 6mo ago
Many cities are offering more. Evansville, IN is offering 3k cash + other non cash incentives. Other Indiana cities give you up to 12k downpayment assiatance on a house. https://www.makemymove.com/get-paid/evansville-in
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by rattlesnakedave 6mo ago
$1000 to move ANYWHERE is already a lowball. Much less to a city that consistently ranks among the top 5 most dangerous large US cities by violent crime, has brutal winters, and a blight problem.
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by rattlesnakedave 6mo ago
$1000 to move to Detroit is an incredible lowball.
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by rattlesnakedave 6mo ago
Case in point
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by rattlesnakedave 6mo ago
Legacy code, not the running systems powered by legacy code
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by rattlesnakedave 6mo ago
“I struggle to believe that a ton of seemingly intelligent software engineers are too dumb to figure out how to use Claude code to get reliable results” Seemingly is doing the heavy lifting here. If you read enough comment threads on HN, it
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by rattlesnakedave 6mo ago
The Russian collusion narrative has been completely debunked.
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by rattlesnakedave 11mo ago
Similarly most fire stick pirate streaming and side loading tutorials use an app called “downloader” which includes a URL shortener. Users are given an 8 digit “downloader code” and most blindly download and sideload APKs on their device. P
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by rattlesnakedave 11mo ago
There are plenty of people in jurisdictions where it is difficult to get dollars that use them for other things. Normal transactions, gambling, saving in USD. Not uncommon.
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
Is the manufacturer of these things trustworthy? I am especially skeptical of any battery pack manufacturers because of the inherent risk of these things.
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
It does, but the distinction I’m making is that is not its primary function, unlike many evangelical churches in the United States. Because this is the case, and because of the hierarchy in place for interpreting scripture and handing down
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
No, it is just Christianity that is the demarcation. I’m saying that when you have American evangelicalism (which functions as a social club, and is not moored by anything other than “get people in the door”) as your delivery mechanism, you
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
The enlightenment wouldn’t have happened without Christianity. universal human dignity, individual rights, the concept that reason can discern moral truth, the university system where Enlightenment thinking developed all grew from Christian
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
I think you’re (or, whoever you’re referencing) is conflating conceptual similarities with actual equivalence. Even if Jesus was building on Jewish tradition, The Hebrew Bible is full of imprecatory psalms calling down curses on enemies. Ev
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
Yeah, the Buddhist or Jain approach is more about detachment and non-harm. It feels almost clinical in its universality. “Love your enemies” is much more personal and emotionally demanding. It’s not just “don’t hurt people” or “be compassio
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
People have free will and make poor decisions, but on whole it has pulled society in the right direction over the long arc of history.
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
The sermon on the mount was a moral quantum leap at the time it was delivered. “Love your enemy and pray for those who persecute you.” You aren’t getting that anywhere else. Additionally, the entire narrative around the crucifixion of a per
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
Yeah, that’s the problem. In my estimation a large part of it is because Christianity, especially as practiced in the United States, is a cultural phenomenon. Evangelicalism has won the popularity contest, and it’s not moored by anything. T
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
Aside from being true, Christianity is basically the only way to inoculate yourself against mimetic violence spirals. Which is missed here.
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
Yeah, when the president starts a television network, gets a broadcast license from the FCC (under which he must meet “public interest” requirements), spins up a late night program, and then begins deliberately spreading misinformation to s
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
“Comments quoted in stories assert that the shooter was MAGA - maybe that’s somewhat controversial” It was counter to what was reported by federal investigators the day before the show. He was deliberately spreading misinformation.
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
There is no First Amendment right to an FCC broadcast license.
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by rattlesnakedave 1y ago
In my personal projects I also require all contributors to disclose rather they’ve used an editor with any autocomplete features enabled.

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