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by rmwaite 1y ago
“Haters gonna hate”, as the old saying goes.
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by rmwaite 1y ago
If you do this often enough you can create a simple commit hook that searches for these markers and will fail to commit if it finds them.
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by rmwaite 1y ago
I’ve been using Raindrop and have used the Permanent Copy (offline) feature enough that I wouldn’t consider doing without it. It’s worth every penny if you ask me. And you can host it yourself AFAIK, I just haven’t looked into it much.
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by rmwaite 1y ago
I must shamefully admit that I did indeed read this and think RMS himself came out singing.
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by rmwaite 1y ago
Oh snap, you’re right. My mistake!
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by rmwaite 1y ago
Procreate is also owned by Apple, who is definitely not taking that position. Not saying both can't be true, but if a strong anti-AI stance is what you seek--I would be worried.
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by rmwaite 2y ago
> every philosopher would call a repugnant conclusion Just because a conclusion is repugnant doesn't mean it is beyond consideration.
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by rmwaite 2y ago
I’m torn on this because must we always have to cater to the lowest common denominator from an access perspective? I think it’s okay for things to be inaccessible sometimes because otherwise how can we ever push the envelope?
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by rmwaite 2y ago
eero also offers this, but only if you pay for their Plus subscription.
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by rmwaite 2y ago
To be fair, I think this is a misinterpretation of what the parent was saying. I read it as: “we’re all running (Chromium + Firefox) is bad”.
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by rmwaite 2y ago
I have issues with some of Black’s formatting decisions but I’ve also suffered from inconsistent formatting and there is no question in my mind that consistent formatting that I find ugly sometimes is 1000% better than the alternative. And
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by rmwaite 2y ago
There lies the rub. All it takes is a rumor that these rocket engines are secretly being used for <insert collective fear du jour> to kill support for the project.
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by rmwaite 2y ago
I'm not convinced. I don't think this is gibberish.
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by rmwaite 2y ago
Yep: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/d...
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by rmwaite 2y ago
Imagine that you had a gun and one of the features of the gun was that if you had sunglasses on and something in your left pocket, holstering the gun would cause it to immediately fire. You could argue that the gun shouldn’t behave this way
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by rmwaite 2y ago
American History X for me too. I watched it as a child and the message was /so/ clear me. I don’t think any other media has had such an immediate and profound impact on my stance on something.
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by rmwaite 3y ago
How does SSH authentication provide the same guarantees as signing commits?
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by rmwaite 3y ago
Why “of course”? I too took a long time to discover this wasn’t the case. I don’t think it’s as obvious as your wording makes it sound.
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by rmwaite 3y ago
I don't think it is inaccurate to say that a branch is a "container" for commits because a branch by definition points to a commit that has zero or more parent commits. Having to walk the commit ancestry to see if a commit is
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by rmwaite 3y ago
I think this is what the parent meant by regulatory capture.
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by rmwaite 3y ago
You've gotta be kidding me. No spelling mistakes means something was generated by ChatGPT now? Good grief.
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by rmwaite 3y ago
If you view your playlist on a desktop browser you can make it show you the unavailable videos in the list. Then you can grab those IDs and try to find them via the Wayback Machine, etc. Hope this helps.
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by rmwaite 3y ago
My understanding is the onion service was launched to provide access for people in places where Twitter is blocked. How is this "irrelevant to the business"?
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by rmwaite 3y ago
I can say anecdotally that when Covid hit and I started working from home I really started to feel like garbage. I think a big part of it was that I didn’t have my daily park and walk to the office building routine anymore. That and the res
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by rmwaite 3y ago
I don’t have a citation but I remember Yahoo! Chat calling them emoticons.
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by rmwaite 3y ago
`git diff --word-diff` has something close to this and it’s really nice.
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by rmwaite 3y ago
You can always use -print0. I suppose there is some risk of a null slipping into a filename but I’ve never come across it myself.
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by rmwaite 3y ago
I agree with this. Incidentally, some of my most productive periods were when the team was given a real deadline. Often times either the deadline is made up entirely or there’s a generally understood sense that it can easily be pushed back.
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by rmwaite 3y ago
I've always understood the index as being the staging area and then you stage things in that staging area. Then those things become staged (also known as cached) in the index. I'll admit I've never quite understood why
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by rmwaite 3y ago
Isn’t it worth considering that the reason ChatGPT can do those things is that it was trained on data from platforms like Stack Overflow? This is hard to quantify but my guess would be that without the SO data it wouldn’t be as useful.

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