rokkamokka

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by rokkamokka 6mo ago
Unless I'm mistaken there's somewhat of a bourbon crisis where the production has massively outpaced the consumption lately
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by rokkamokka 6mo ago
Pretty big assumption of empathy there
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by rokkamokka 6mo ago
I gave this game a shot but honestly the art style got in the way of the gameplay for me. Fun to read how much effort went into it
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by rokkamokka 7mo ago
This is an attempt at a reverse Streisand effect, right? He didn't like people memeing that he was the antichrist, so he did all this so any searches would turn up his lectures rather than the memes/accusations.
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by rokkamokka 7mo ago
The blog reads like an advertisement for some product that doesn't exist (yet?). It seems rough to store, access and accurately update this context-code mapping
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by rokkamokka 7mo ago
Likely demand dropped and when the infra hosting it was needing replacement it just never got replaced
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by rokkamokka 7mo ago
I'm on the fence about this. Sometimes a new feature needs maybe 2k lines of code split over 10-20 or so files. Sure, you could split it up, but you can't necessarily run the parts in isolation and if they get split over multiple
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by rokkamokka 8mo ago
Does that mean you sat down every work day for 32 years and wrote the same thing on the top of your notepad? I appreciate the consistency but it looks like you could've gotten it inscribed on a plaque at that point :)
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by rokkamokka 8mo ago
Wow, that's a really big gap. No wonder it derailed
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by rokkamokka 8mo ago
They're doing their damndest to prevent the robot uprising by trying to keep the users nice
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by rokkamokka 9mo ago
Heatpumps are not a gimmick - they're an excellent technology with lots of efficient and effective uses :)
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by rokkamokka 9mo ago
Then they will regain (some of) the weight, most likely?
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by rokkamokka 9mo ago
Only if you assume literally all other tokens are voting against you
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by rokkamokka 9mo ago
I agree wholeheartedly - I've fought against refactors like this for the same reason. In the end readability is king, and jumping through 6 methods instead of one decreases readability quite a bit.
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by rokkamokka 9mo ago
Isn't the primary benefit the lack of gravity?
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by rokkamokka 9mo ago
Remember that a large part of hiring is finding someone who fits in an existing team. A team that uses react won't appreciate someone choosing to use native DOM APIs instead of a react component.
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by rokkamokka 9mo ago
I suppose just checking scroll height of the container? Once you're x pixels above the bottom, fetch more. Not the smoothest, but doable
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by rokkamokka 10mo ago
No! Let's encrypt is easily the best thing that's happened for a secure internet the last 10 years.
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by rokkamokka 10mo ago
If I set this up i would just run every service on the same machine sans jails. Are there any practical benefits to doing it like this? The extra complexity buys some slight measure of security in case one service is exploited, I guess?
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by rokkamokka 11mo ago
Star gate zero point modules incoming?
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by rokkamokka 11mo ago
In the US, this is much the same thing
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by rokkamokka 11mo ago
I'd frame it such that LLM advice is best when it's the type that can be quickly or easily confirmed. Like a pointer in the right (or wrong) direction. If it was false, then try again - quick iterations. Taking it at its "wor
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by rokkamokka 11mo ago
I was at a TUI Blue vacation resort a while back, thought for a minute this was related to that!
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by rokkamokka 11mo ago
In my experience (in our rather large MVC-style Laravel code base) DTOs are almost always an unnecessary abstraction. I'm much more content just shuffling actual Models around, with small methods that map these to whatever format the c
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by rokkamokka 11mo ago
I'm not overly surprised, it's probably faster to search the text for http/https than parse the DOM
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by rokkamokka 11mo ago
Yeah, it's bad. Like convicted rapists not serving their sentences and going on to take political office.
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by rokkamokka 11mo ago
Will you take a wager of my one dollar versus your life assets? :)
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
I'd argue that the really old custom of providing the user a fixed username (e.g. user ID) upon registration, and requiring that for login, provides complete protection vs credential stuffing. It has other drawbacks of course, which is
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
I find it funny that the page subheader is "If the economy's single pillar goes down, Trump's presidency will be seen as a disaster". Is it not a disaster already? The fast slide towards autocracy should certainly be vie
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
For LLMs I recommend just doing NDJSON, that is, newline delimited json. It's much simpler to implement

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