remram

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by remram 2y ago
That's a weird take. I am not blaming people trying, I am blaming people cheating. I have no problem with people being inexperienced, but if the amount of seemingly inexperienced colleagues I have to deal with goes up, and it's be
482.
by remram 2y ago
You missed my point, there is no use teaching those who are cheating. And there is no use learning if you don't get called out.
483.
by remram 2y ago
Sure, as long as I'm willing to do the 90% missing bits manually, RSS does everything else automatically. /s There is a major discovery problem and saying "out of scope" does not make it go away.
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by remram 2y ago
The problem is that now, when your colleagues/contributors push out shitty code that you have to fix... you don't know if they even tried or just put in bad code from an LLM.
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by remram 2y ago
I hope you didn't wait until now to push your day's work!
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by remram 2y ago
You will need another tool to write a lock file that actually locks dependencies for more environments than your own. I don't know what you're trying to say. Pip does not support writing it. Sure, I guess if you have one Pip will
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by remram 2y ago
You can specify markers in the requirements file you write, not in the frozen requirements from 'pip freeze'. Because it's just a list of what's installed on your machine.
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by remram 2y ago
You literally phrased it as "I have no idea why". You can't be upset if someone feels you don't understand why.
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by remram 2y ago
With the new major release of Poetry that just came out I also feel like it might be a good time to switch to Uv rather than adapt to this new version: https://python-poetry.org/blog/announcing-poetry-2.0.0/
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by remram 2y ago
This works until you need to upgrade something, pip might upgrade to a broken set of dependencies. Or if you run on a different OS and the dependencies are different there (because of env markers), your requirements file won't capture
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by remram 2y ago
The extra static checks are the mutable vs non-mutable references, and the Sync/Send traits. Mutex does not introduce indirection.
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by remram 2y ago
Leaking memory is not what is referred to as "memory unsafe". This is clickbait.
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by remram 2y ago
You can't refer to any old location so there is no observable mutation. For example you can't move if a reference exists.
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by remram 2y ago
A table?
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by remram 2y ago
At some level yes, but I would like to be able to de-duplicate if multiple people/feeds repost the same article, and it would need a lot more on the discovery side (so I can find friends-of-friends, more feeds from same friend I follow
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by remram 2y ago
I don't understand. If something hurts your civilization but it was free, does that make it better? Like if everyone was able to build a nuclear bomb, would that make the ensuing nuclear winter more moral?
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by remram 2y ago
There are attempts to address that like LISP https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9300.html
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by remram 2y ago
I see only one IPv6 timeout, for fragmented packet reassembly, in other words between reception of fragments . So it's a bound on jitter not latency, and I see no reason it couldn't be increased for interplanetary links.
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by remram 2y ago
The license there is custom and a bit ambiguous: https://assethunts.com/license/
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by remram 2y ago
Awesome, tried it solo and it seems great, will try 2-player later. Link to rules: https://www.regicidegame.com/how-to-play/
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by remram 2y ago
I would love to have an RSS interface where I can republish articles to a number of my own feeds (selectively or automatically). Then I can follow some my friends' republished feeds. I feel like the "one feed" approach of mos
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by remram 2y ago
I see. Well the button works for my wife and I, and we've been playing it (on Pixel and Samsung phones). I wonder why it doesn't work on yours.
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by remram 2y ago
What? Well that's crazy.
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by remram 2y ago
Maybe I misunderstood, does the link (the one you posted) not work for you?
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by remram 2y ago
Their product is the creation of Git repos. Putting it on the platform their customers want to use makes a lot of sense. They probably should have had a backup location from day 2 though, I agree. If nothing else, in case of a GitHub outage
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by remram 2y ago
Yeah the game has been dropped by its authors at this point, but there are a lot of cards available (I ended up buying the entire collection of all packs and expansions for $100 on Amazon... though I never pull it all out) and the mobile ap
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by remram 2y ago
Another MTG-like game played with standard cards is Superjack: https://www.superjackthegame.com/ Uses two decks, 40 cards per player.
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by remram 2y ago
I find that it gets really tedious when the mapping is complicated enough. Cuttle is already a little random, and you'll spend time looking up what your cards are (at least in your first games). Unless you're willing to write on t
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by remram 2y ago
That's a very different kind of game.
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by remram 2y ago
Epic Card Game is another cheaper/fast MTG alternative. The base set costs $10 and comes with 120 unique cards, enough for 4 players, constructing decks, or drafting. No lands like in MTG, no weak cards, I found it to be really fun. Th

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