rustyminnow

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by rustyminnow 1y ago
A bit off-topic, but in a shell pipeline like that, if you put your pipe chars at the end of the line you don't need backslashes and you can comment out bits of the pipe for devving. This little change was mind-blowing for me so I alwa
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by rustyminnow 1y ago
> You should be rejecting the PR because the fix was insufficient I mean they probly could've articulated it your way, but I think that's basically what they did... they point out the insufficient "fix" later, but the
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by rustyminnow 1y ago
Not that weird. Idle desktop isolates the effects of the change to get a worst case scenario. Would be interesting to see a light activity test too though - see if you still get a noticeable difference.
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by rustyminnow 1y ago
If I were someone who ran ChatGPT then yeah, I'd have something to improve. But most of us aren't, and can't do anything about it - so might as well make lemons into lemonade instead of getting hung up on the obvious and unch
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by rustyminnow 1y ago
Because it was written in ALGOL 60, none of the mainframe devs are willing to touch that code, and the dozen other clients probably depend on the broken functionality.
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by rustyminnow 1y ago
I see what you mean now. Having owned both kinds (and under-screen), I think they still have a point though - on the back was (slightly) better and I wish they'd come back.
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by rustyminnow 1y ago
Who said it has to be on the back? Bro said that's what he prefers over Face ID, maybe just has never had one on the lock button.
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by rustyminnow 1y ago
I submitted a patch for an annoying terraform provider once. It took about a week to fix and almost 3 years for them to merge it upstream. I got to learn Go and gained a much more solid understanding of how terraform works. I gained more fr
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
Sealed interfaces and records allow you to effectively build sum types. Switch expressions with type based pattern matching really streamline certain patterns. Type inferred vars are massively welcome. Streams and lambdas are pretty old by
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
> one of the few therapeutic skills that are generally offered to men and that genuinely considers the problems that men face. These things are not OFFERED to men, they are available for the taking if one is so inclined. Your options do
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
They say exactly why they want it... "I wanted to reduce write-wear on my ssd"
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
> for me a computer is a tool. [...] having to tweak the environment is a waste of time. In woodworking and other circles, there are folks who only buy the best-est, most expensive tools money can buy. Then there are folks who take regul
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
What's an IDE and how does it refactor hundreds of semantically unrelated identifiers in one go?
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
Yes! Both are valuable, and sometimes you need to iterate between and within each. Like if the conceptual components are mutually recursive (A is defined in terms of B, B in terms of A (SOLR anybody?)), skimming the docs can give you a &quo
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
I'm pro kubernetes, but AWS does push you to upgrade your cluster fairly often (annually?) which could break things. It would be cool if kubernetes had LTS releases.
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
Any tips or links for tuning? zsh has a powerful engine and lots of great work out there, but when I've tried cooking my own it's all just too dense to get "comfortable" for long.
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
I'll bet it looks fantastic from the inside with those huge windows and tiny hoods.
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
The article uses "taste" pretty broadly compared to many folks in the comments. First mention is about the site being pretty. But later he says "We had taste. We cared about the experience" which more aligns with your pe
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
yes, lol, just copy the url, find/open a terminal window, type out `firefox `, paste the url, and press enter. So much easier. To be clear, the override script is closer to going ... mkdir ~/custombin/ ln $(which fi
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
What are your undo settings? I set undofile and undodir, but not sure if it's unlimited. One issue I have is if nvim is closed and the file is touched by some outside process (say git pull) it clobbers the history. Do you know if there
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by rustyminnow 2y ago
Cyber criminals use wordpress vulns to inject spam into old blogs. That doesn't make it less weird and shady, but might explain why it's weird and shady.
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
I don't disagree with you, but it actually seems like a great strategy to avoid internet arguments... My grandfather used to tell a story about how when he was a child he'd get beat up on the way home by the bullies on the corner
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
That's fantastic. Sounds so much simpler than using Node-RED or something. How do you monitor the laundry? Like is your washer/dryer "smart"? or do you have some sort of vibration/current/noise sensor to determ
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
In this case it's easier to bypass SSO with a set of oauth2 creds, but the aws and azure clis support SSO login by opening a browser to authenticate and generate a short-lived api token that gets passed back to the cli. So it's de
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
It's a bit of a trek to get there, but here's how to work around SSO... 1. Go to the Microsoft/Google developer console with your work account and create an "internal app" for personal use 2. Generate a set of oauth
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
That would make me feel better. Without actionable advice, OP is just just grumbling. It's not helpful. > Refactor your codebase to put the related code together, and then this "problem" will disappear But how do I do that
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
Nice! Let me piggyback to mention the (neo)vim plugin I use for tightening the loop... https://github.com/phelipetls/vim-jqplay It's great for building large complex queries that will eventually live in scripts, b
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
https://ublockorigin.com/ After install go to "Filter Lists" > Import ... > and add the url of the "list"... which is actually from a different repo: https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
Yeah but that chart is saved as a PNG which is like, pretty low on the scale. I don't think we can trust anything on there.
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
You don't need to know the acronyms to understand the article. Use context clues to infer that the author's point is "traditional tools don't solve the problem I am about to present". They even expand the acronyms l

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