rustyminnow

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by rustyminnow 3y ago
I wasn't familiar with gn, thanks! Using :r for snippets is neat too, if crude. GP was clearly gatekeeping, but by asking sincerely I hoped to learn something new. And so I have! All the best.
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
Could you elaborate? Are you talking about :abbreviate and such? As a heavy vim user for years, I've found myself getting more value out of snippets as of late.
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
Though reading is more efficient, perhaps they just have more time to listen to audiobooks to the point it is more total information gathered. Multi-tasking for the win!
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
I should give that a shot. Are there any specific defaults you are referring to? Lack of vi bindings? That's what always stopped me before.
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
Web search says it's an abdominal breathing exercise where you are positioned on the ground on your hands and knees (similar to "cats and camels" for those familiar with that one).
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
I recently started learning Plover! Did you have any trouble using it for coding? It feels largely geared towards natural langauge and seems like there could be challenges using it for code. Though I haven't practiced enough to try yet
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
You make a good argument (in this comment). I think things are moving really fast and some jobs will be replaced. But even though AI moves extremely fast, the industry as a whole moves much slower. It will take years to integrate and levera
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
Yes, but how SOON will time tell? For earthen ball of cheese I predict it will tell "pretty soon". But who knows? Only time will tell.
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
They may be right, they may be wrong. Only time will tell :)
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
Thanks :)
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by rustyminnow 3y ago
I find that this comment adds absolutely nothing to the conversation. It could be posted under every comment that says <regex>"AI is (not)? going to revolutionize (the world|everything|this industry|my job)"</regex&g
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
A v2 controller would be AMAZING Since no-one else is listing the differences, here's what the v1 lacks in controls compared to the steam deck: - Two joysticks (probably the main shortcoming of v1) - D-pad - Four rear but
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
Yes please! Even just posting some of the scripts somewhere would be awesome. I'm always looking for better ways to handle email. Mblaze seems great, but I've never managed to quite tap into it's obvious power.
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
Any tips to running your own registry? e.g. what registry software/package do you use? I think when I looked into this in the past, I couldn't find anything suitable. A quick search now brings up https://hub.docker.com&
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
It must be since the button sample code is the same on both pages. This sure needs more words explaining what it really is though
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
Wdym the configmap doesn't change by itself? I don't want my configurations changing "magically" without my say so The two features I need (and can get without the provider) are: 1. If I (manually, explicitly) change the
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
For me the killer feature was the way emails were (automatically) contextually organized. Instead of your inbox being chronological, it would create "bundles" of emails that were related based on sender, or subject line, or conten
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
There are several Prometheus helm charts out there. The one I use runs a sidecar container that watches for config changes and tells Prometheus to reload the config. So you don't need the operator - there are other approaches.
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
You don't NEED an operator, but there are benefits. If all of your pods have the same scrape settings, there's not much benefit to the operator. But if each pod or set of pods needs custom scrape settings - say different scrape in
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
Go ahead and slap me I guess, cuz I must not be imaginative enough. vare-care? var-car? v-archer? var-charr? varc-har I don't get it, none of those seem that bad
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
Well, I think you are right - ChatGPT should learn to say "I don't know". Keep in mind that generating BS is also a learned behavior. The salesperson probably learned that it is a technique that can help make sales. The key I
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
You said 'confident "wrong" ' the first time then 'confidently right' the second time. We both know what you meant though
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
> People are always confidently right about things they have no clue about. I'm going to get pedantic for a second and say that people are not ALWAYS confidently wrong about things they have no clue about. Perhaps they are OFTEN con
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
Wow! Love to see this here! I'm currently sitting at a desk made of Grid Beam! Grid Beam is great for prototyping, temporary projects, or furniture where you'd want customizability/flexibility. Folks are right about the aesth
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
Right that's great. I get that. It's gonna put me out of a job in 10-12 years. I'll worry about that later. The person I responded to was saying that they (as a dev I believe) have been seeing huge productivity gains _right n
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
Thanks! That really had nothing to do with what I asked tho... This bit of thread is literally about using it to write code, so saying "pretend you're a PM" is not really relevant at all
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
What sorts of things are you using it (successfully) for? I've gotten it to write a script or two for me, but it feels like usually I have to type out so much context (or domain/business knowledge) that it doesn't end up savi
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
I think this change would make it harder to explain why a program was rejected, even though it would allow a programmer more flexibility. It's easier to just say "this() must ALWAYS be called first in constructor" and everybo
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
I think the article addresses this pretty well. The answer is even in the title. > If f-droid.org is the one source of software, then our curation would be censorship, since we would be preventing speech. [...] That’s where decentraliza
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by rustyminnow 4y ago
Do you have examples of concurrent use-cases that xargs and parallel don't satisfy? I discovered parallel recently and was blown away by how much it improves things. I've only really used it in basic scenarios so far, just wonderi

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