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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
But who at Tesla would do that?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
It will always be 2020.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
I don't think I've met a retrocomputing enthusiast yet who has a positive opinion of generative AI.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Gluten can also trigger certain thyroid conditions, which can wreck havoc everywhere in the body, including the intestines. IIRC, the problem is that gluten is similar to thyroid tissue, and for some people, the immune system will then atta
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Mastodon.social gets regularly hit with waves of spam.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Usr() is a way to call out to a machine (assembly) language subroutine from BASIC.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Exactly what I did with my original raspi…. Gave it to my son, and he used it to learn about over clocking.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
How can they be sure? Isn't that what submarines do?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Oh, well that’s cool!
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
IntelliJ definitely handles SSH-based development. I use it every day. Not sure about containers though, as I don't use them at all.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
It seems like it would be so easy to not suck though. I think a lot of the problems stem from the Music app really wanting to be a streaming app, and not a way to organize your own music.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
no, they definitely have differences. I'd say crystal's syntax is ruby inspired, and will feel mostly right to a rubyist, but some things (data types, macros, etc.) will be different. It's nice though.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Only if you're on the right (or wrong) server.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
everybody in that space sucks.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Dorsey didn't like the idea of moderation, which sure, probably isn't necessary for a while billionaire guy to feel safe.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Which unfortunately, is what modern web development is.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
You’ve got to wonder though: why in the world do we need that much memory?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
I’ve heard it argued that the KJV was somehow more accurate than the original manuscripts in the original languages.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Riiiiiiiiight
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Because of Security Theater.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Really appreciate the work you do on documenting these chips. It's awesome to see how the stuff I only worked with from the programming side works at the hardware level.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Tickets are supposed to be a deterrent to violating traffic laws. For a corporation though, even a big ticket is just a drop in the bucket. Laws will need to be updated if these things are allowed to be on the streets.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
This is awesome news! Ironically for a story about a webbrowser, the screen is showing 404 comments as I type this. :-)
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Nope. Never had an application like that, although thanks for the example, it makes sense.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
I have a hard time imagining a situation where you'd need Sixel images in a corporate setting.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
You don't actually use Terminal.app do you?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
I've seen one once at a HamFest or something. There are kits out there to make your own though: https://www.tfw8b.com/product/minstrel-4d-turbo-jupiter-ace-...
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
One of the things I like about Crystal is how utterly painless it is to call C library functions.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
What makes it better than iTerm2?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
It's really cool that the Pico has the horsepower to do this sort of thing instead of having to reach for a FPGA.

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