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by rychco 4y ago
I think in this case it's fair to assume all the donors here are against right to repair.
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by rychco 4y ago
Honestly this is a fairly mild example of blatant corruption in the US. It's so commonplace I really wouldn't expect anything less.
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by rychco 4y ago
I’m incredibly happy to see wages at the bottom rising, but I think there’s a serious lack of discussion around obscenely high executive pay.
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by rychco 4y ago
Good, American cities aren't designed for human beings to actually live in. Hopefully this will cause major zoning reform & allow us to have dense, healthy, mixed-use cities.
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by rychco 4y ago
The math is on my side. The average age of 117th Congress is 59, while the average US citizen is 38 (at the time of this being noted in 2021).
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by rychco 4y ago
Because aging politicians do not adequately represent the majority of their constituents.
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by rychco 4y ago
I see other comments aggressively criticizing this suggestion (& I'm happy to see it) but I think staying busy with something fulfilling outside of your job is generally good advice. It doesn't need to be resume filler. The
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by rychco 4y ago
Wow you’re right, this is a great improvement in quality. Also, very enjoyable & clear presentation.
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by rychco 4y ago
Corporate profits don’t affect your fundamental freedoms.
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by rychco 4y ago
While there’s definitely a performative aspect to it, I think there’s a genuine & sincere interest in rejecting social-media manufactured-reality. These teens, regardless of sincerity, are rejecting a demonstrably negative & harmfu
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by rychco 4y ago
My transition to 11 has been mostly painless. Some weirdness I've experienced so far is a handful of default applications being changed (not Edge, surprisingly enough) and that since my default PDF reader is Okular all the icons for
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by rychco 4y ago
I agree with this. These AI tools have caused my (not a junior) productivity to skyrocket as a result of eliminating almost every instance of needing to check documentation/stackoverflow/etc. for easy questions in addition to prov
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by rychco 4y ago
For what it’s worth, I didn’t find the tone of the article unpleasant. As you said, anything less might be a bit boring or dry. The way it’s written now, at least to me, comes off as sincere/authentic (in addition to be interesting &am
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by rychco 4y ago
Thanks for clarifying. Even that number seems a bit low but makes much more sense.
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by rychco 4y ago
Good! There's finally a way to escape the awful, soul-sucking residential zoning prison that keeps people trapped in a suburban hellscape. The idea of settling into a 1+ hour daily commute for the rest of your life is genuinely depress
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by rychco 4y ago
In what universe is a child only 14.4K? Is this the price of a diapers alone? Preschool? Food? This number seems laughably low.
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by rychco 4y ago
I just tried something similar to generate a bunch of boilerplate for parsing some deeply nested & complex JSON using Rust/Serde. It gave me a handful of errors, but it was ~90% correct. Which, to be fair, is still shockingly good.
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by rychco 4y ago
This is incredibly cool & inspiring. How familiar were you with Rust before starting? Any resources you can share for programming the circuit boards you use? I've had some embedded Rust ideas myself but am not sure where to start!
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by rychco 4y ago
True but this is likely less engaging for the audience, which has been my experience.
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by rychco 4y ago
I'm actually very happy about the rise of VTubers/live avatars. I imagine that there are a lot of people that would love to interactively share their knowledge/skills on youtube/twitch but avoid doing so because they&#
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by rychco 4y ago
I'm sure it's already been said, but I genuinely avoid all new Google products/services like the plague. I don't see how anyone could comfortably invest time into a Google service when they have a graveyard of over 200+
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by rychco 4y ago
Coincidentally, last night I started porting an actix-web project to Axum. In my very brief experience, I have found Axum (0.6.0-rc5) to be more ergonomic compared to actix-web. However, I haven't rewritten all the existing features ye
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by rychco 4y ago
The current SCOTUS? Respecting your rights? I wouldn’t count on it, friend.
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by rychco 4y ago
Thanks for the tips. It seems like a good idea then to consider a specific book and go about gathering others from there, so that everyone has the same expectations of content.
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by rychco 4y ago
How'd you get the study group started? Some peers you already knew? I've previously considered trying to gather some people to regularly read/practice other books/topics but wasn't sure where to begin gathering othe
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by rychco 4y ago
When I attended his talk ~4(?) years ago on No Silver Bullet , the audience had the chance to ask questions about recent technologies like ML/DL, AI (though CoPilot didn't exist yet), modern safety features, etc. I wish I could r
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by rychco 4y ago
I have fond memories of attending his "No Silver Bullet" lecture only a few short years ago. A favorite quote of mine from MMM: "The programmer, like the poet, works only slightly removed from pure thought-stuff. He builds hi
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by rychco 4y ago
I love using SQLite. It is often my first & only choice when reaching for an embedded database. That being said, are there any compelling alternatives for embedded databases? I'm only aware of DuckDB & Apache Parquet at the mom
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by rychco 4y ago
I think audiences are largely the same, but brands have gotten really good at marketing. Advertising is so pervasive in every aspect of society. It is nearly impossible, both physically & digitally, to escape the near-constant onslaught
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by rychco 4y ago
I was preparing myself for disappointment because I expected the new version to be accompanied by subscription pricing, but this is an incredible value. I only casually mess around with the ipad version at the moment, but I'm tempted t

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