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by reg_dunlop 1y ago
Now an AI-generated PR summary I fully support. That's a use of the tool I find to be very helpful. Never would I take the time to provide hyperlinked references to my own PR.
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by reg_dunlop 1y ago
Forgive me...how is this different than taxes? And wouldn't it be better to oh, I don't know, enforce the standard corporate tax rate?
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by reg_dunlop 1y ago
Either your suggestion or OPs caused my phone to begin to heat significantly within seconds. For shame, these are great tools...
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by reg_dunlop 1y ago
Reminds me of https://diewithme.online/ which I just learned about. Not exactly the same as your idea, but definitely in the same vein of "only available under a certain condition"
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by reg_dunlop 1y ago
I guess this explains my affinity for nocss.club
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by reg_dunlop 1y ago
> What I tend to do is write stubbed out code in the design I like, then I'll get an LLM to just fill in the gaps. This seems like an interesting approach, though to me it begs the question: what does "stubbed out code" lo
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by reg_dunlop 2y ago
There is a track on musicforprogramming.net which has a passage of music punctuated by someone chewing loudly with their mouth open. I was deep in a flow state the first time this track started playing and the utter disgust was, as the titl
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by reg_dunlop 2y ago
Interesting read. Time wasn't a variable I had considered missing from interactions with AI, but it makes sense. I'd also add this: tools like the AI bots so prevalent today are flawed because they cannot consider things like cont
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by reg_dunlop 2y ago
I'm more interested in the subtext of the pardon. Why this person specifically? And why at this time? Perhaps the discussion shouldn't be about the actual subject of the pardon, and perhaps more about the motives of the pardoner..
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by reg_dunlop 2y ago
So if I don't respond, then the conversation never starts? Are you ok with not having the conversation?
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by reg_dunlop 2y ago
I'm curious about people who engage in this behavior: what would happen if I do not respond to your non-starter? What would be the message you eventually receive about my behavior? And if you bring up my non-response in the future, and
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by reg_dunlop 2y ago
You don't have to answer every call you receive. Then, you could send another completely Async communique detailing why you did not answer, which would then teach the other person to respond with a yes/no/silence/emoji,
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by reg_dunlop 2y ago
As others have said, don't ask to ask. And don't make me have to divide my attention, checking to see or waiting for something you may or may not eventually ask. Oh by the way, I have a follow up question....
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by reg_dunlop 3y ago
Taking your argument, perhaps the thing that is being made scarce, through the act of writing, is ignorance Which might have served us better before now
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by reg_dunlop 3y ago
"I never let my schooling get in the way of my education"
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by reg_dunlop 3y ago
I thought there was decreased demand. Or is that decreased demand for this company only?
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by reg_dunlop 3y ago
Not at all related to dating, but this makes me think of the Curb Your Enthusiasm scene where Larry David's mother died while he was in New York on vacation and his father didn't want to "inconvenience" Larry out of resp
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by reg_dunlop 3y ago
Interesting. It's comments and conversations like this that keep VIM on my horizon and keep me working to incorporate more of it in my daily practice. I will say this: customization of shortcuts in VIM does seem easier than in VSC (str
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by reg_dunlop 3y ago
I totally hear ya. My introduction to keyboard shortcut navigation (like, heavy use of keyboard shortcuts) was through VSCode. I've been gradually trending towards Vim as another tool, however, full adoption of Vim is not an "all-
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by reg_dunlop 3y ago
Tom Waits claims that crows are "the teenagers of the animal world". I imagine Magpies are just as impetuous and angsty
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by reg_dunlop 3y ago
Slate | Group | windy
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by reg_dunlop 4y ago
Seems boring; Would rather move to Canada and make juice
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by reg_dunlop 4y ago
wow. what a great comment There must be a certain amount of discernment and refinement that comes with savoring songs in such a way... though having built said music library must have been fun.
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by reg_dunlop 4y ago
OP here Stumbled upon this article while researching reasons why Wes Montgomery is so good; Not because I was looking for an objective fact; Rather, just wanted to read some of the love others have for his voice While reading this article i
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It's normal to play the same song over and over again (2016)(kqed.org)
220 points by reg_dunlop 4y ago|186 comments
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by reg_dunlop 4y ago
It was certainly said tongue in cheek, but I played in the same men's league that Scott Foster played in at Johnny's Ice House in Chicago and one of our players legitimately was called up to a professional team a week after playin
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by reg_dunlop 4y ago
I like the idea that life is a game, in so far as there is a beginning, middle and end. But I dislike the idea of a winner and a loser that typically accompanies the idea of a game. The suggestion of a simulation is a valid philosophical co
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by reg_dunlop 4y ago
15% under asking?! That is a wild revelation to someone comparing greater Denver housing market, where adding 30% is required just to be considered.... I've been watching Zillow pretty consistently over the past few weeks, and have not
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by reg_dunlop 5y ago
Great read! And a great share! It's fantastic when the article pushes my appetite for knowledge and offers a keyhole to aristocracy of days gone by. It's like shaking hands with one of it's participants while they momentarily