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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Even some motorcycles have electronic throttle control now a days. When you twist the throttle, it doesn't pull a cable anymore. Its all controlled by electronics now.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
I am assuming/hoping that testing from Boeing/Airbus is far more stringent than that of Jeep !
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Yep. Another long time rectangle user. I use multiple desktops (Spaces) and arrange windows ( browser window, emacs frame, iterm widow) for each task. This makes context switching bearable when working on several things.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Couldn't agree more. Quick feedback is so important, it requires its own post. When I want to try/fix something, if the setup itself takes hours, I lose heart and move on. Thats why I love lisp (or anything with a decent Repl). In
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Early on, there was some attempt at syntactic macros. I tried it. But it didn't work out. I hear there are efforts for another iteration. That would be just fantastic when it lands.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Does the build work on Mac OSX?
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Casual python user here. I wasn't aware of this controversy. Why was there a backlash for this operator? (looks kinda neat). Was it breaking things?
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
>The dashboard of a Tesla to that of a Volkswagen Dude! You think a touch screen tablet replacing all the knobs and tactile buttons is actually a step forward?
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
This is the third Raku reference I came across since morning. Happy to see Raku getting some press.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
If you already know Perl, Raku is easy to pick up. Especially for basic text munging tasks. The RegEx stuff has changed though. Takes some getting used to. Some of the warts are gone (like a list element needs to have a scalar context, the
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Raku is amazing. It is great for writing System/Ops scripts with easy built in concurrency! Its only fault is, it has too much stuff in it.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Yep. Org Babel was my first thought.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
I am sorry, I was only thinking about the analogy and not the original topic :-) As a motorcycle rider, inattentive car drivers are a sore subject. As for C++, I agree with your last comment. I guess without the gravitation pull of a large
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
You would think! But people seem to take offense if someone doesn't follow what is common wisdom (according to them) !
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Speaking of snobs, I have had multiple arguments with Automatic snobs, who think I am a bit thick for still driving a manual. They refuse to take 'I do it because I like it' as an answer.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Perhaps not always for the better? People eating, drinking and using mobile phones .. I think the luxury of having a hand free with automatic transmission is a contributing factor. Stick shift requires a certain level of attention/enga
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Lol yes. I almost had a panic attack driving an _automatic_ up Lombard. (Sadly an old minivan with bad-lish tires). In stop and go traffic (is there any other traffic in SFO?) it moved so much backwards and spun so hard every time I tried t
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Strongly agree. For obvious reasons, I can't site any personal anecdotes but there are things I wish I could forget but couldn't.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
There are other benefits. - You can read your favourite books every couple of years and not be bored. - You can watch your favourite Movies and TV Serials every few years. (almost time for Expanse rewatch..) - IMO it makes you a better&#x2F
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Indeed, but it is considered a strength by Go enthusiasts. Not being able to build clever abstractions is a feature. So is the error handling boilerplate.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Cool. I gave it a shot. It repeated Betty White :-)
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
This works for me, sometimes. More often than not, the primary task I am not doing becomes a 'keylog' issue, I can't do anything else either. Its just a death spiral.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Mal-adaptive day dreaming! When I read 'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty' well into my adulthood, I cried.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
I am getting annoyed at this accelerated speech shorts and move on to something else. Especially watching recipes. Somehow the breathless speech pattern they all adopt is really irritating to me. Thats saying something coming from an ADHD p
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
As a fellow sufferer of same issues, I sympathize. You are too hard on yourself though. It is like a running race, when we are required to carry 50 Lb bags on our backs, while others are running freely. At some point we need to accept and n
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
I am running Ollama with 'SimonPu/Qwen3-Coder:30B-Instruct_Q4_K_XL' on a M4 pro MBP with 48 GB of memory. From Emacs/gptel, it seems pretty fast. I have never used the proper hosted LLMS, so I don't have a direct co
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
My general understanding is , you can still enter the intersection when the light is yellow. If it is already red, you may be photographed and fine sent to your address. Or a nearby cop can give you a ticket.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
>speeding up at yellow lights I remember reading somewhere accelerating at orange light is actually a ticket-able offense?
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Yep. Containers are great. But haven't seen anyone else using it near me though. One feature I was missing from Chrome was Tab Groups. But recently (I don't know when it started) the feature showed up in FireFox too :-)
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Yep. I arrived at the same solution after trial and error.

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