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by seanw444 2y ago
Yeah that is ironic regarding both the name, and the fact that it's one of the most viewable formats on any given system.
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by seanw444 2y ago
I've seen gomponents, but it seems very verbose. Although I guess that's what you're stuck with if you're doing it within Go.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Saving the world, one GitHub project README banner at a time. I don't know how I feel about writing CLIs in JS. Just seems a little bit janky to me, and I don't know why. I wonder if there's any push to have something JSXish
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by seanw444 2y ago
Seems like a lot of the big unanswered questions are locked away until we figure out a unified theory that bridges that gap between the relativity and quantum scales, and opens up the necessary fundamentals. I know progress is incremental,
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by seanw444 2y ago
I wish they put the kind of effort they put into Ryzen, into Radeon. Legitimate ray tracing competition, and something at least approaching what CUDA does. I know they already do ray tracing, but the disparity is large. And I know they&#x
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by seanw444 2y ago
> and having a cupertino app running on Android is even more of a sore thumb than a material app on iOS. That is a bizarre fact.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Wow. And I thought several hundred MiB for my langservers was absurd.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Glad to hear I'm not the only one with that pet peeve. It's the paragraph-starting equivalent to sprinkling in "like" everywhere in spoken language.
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by seanw444 2y ago
They suck all around. Going down, your legs are exposed, then your chest, then you finally have the ability to see the next floor, so your gun and your eyes don't get down fast enough to be able to process the bad guys in time before y
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by seanw444 2y ago
> It is in desperate need of moderation and being run by a man with clear monetary incentive to mislead the public. I don't think you wrote that the way you meant to.
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by seanw444 2y ago
> I trust KeePassXC but I don't really trust the mobile apps Even KeePassDX? That's what I use, and it's been rock solid for me.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Yeah, if you're relying on the law to solve a technological problem, good luck.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Wow, uv really is fast.
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by seanw444 2y ago
I thought information could only travel as fast as light because that was fastest medium we're currently aware of that can carry information. But that doesn't necessarily preclude other, faster mediums from existing, no?
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by seanw444 2y ago
It changes often enough that the sky is all I care to heed most of the time. Unless I'm planning an event.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Well, fortunately, our rock-solid science has some major holes to be patched. There's no way to guess what consequences those will have to our understanding of what we're limited to exploring.
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by seanw444 2y ago
This is short-sighted. Maybe not in our lifetimes. If it were 1902, you'd probably be mocking the Wright brothers.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Unless faster-than-light travel becomes possible.
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by seanw444 2y ago
The amount of things you can accomplish with a tarp or two, and knowledge of some knots, is great. Absolutely underrated method of camping if you're not in a place where you'll get eaten alive by bugs.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Agreed. It's not like every problem requires you to imagine a mental model to represent and understand it. Some things are just intuited, especially as you get more proficient.
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by seanw444 2y ago
One of the very few things I can appreciate from this administration.
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by seanw444 2y ago
KeepassXC? I use it, and it lets you generate passphrases like that (as opposed to passwords).
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by seanw444 2y ago
Love KeepassXC. Even if you don't want to go full offline, I think Bitwarden does the same.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Wow. Apparently that's when AES and Triple DES were introduced, which can't be coincidental.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Reminds me of Kerr-Newman black holes.
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by seanw444 2y ago
Because the arbitrary age we picked, by which almost nobody is yet fully physically nor mentally developed, is definitely the correct one. Non-sarcastically: Overton Window
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by seanw444 2y ago
Alright, that's hilarious. "Wow guys this is such a well-written piece. I wonder who could've put this together..." I used to enjoy reading Drew's writings, but he's become such a complete goober lately (or I&#
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by seanw444 2y ago
Technical people have fun too. I think.
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by seanw444 2y ago
See: https://quixel.com/
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by seanw444 2y ago
I agree. I don't want ARM to win, but I don't want x86 to keep winning either. As functional systems, they're fine. But I principally dislike both. Locked down, un-free, with spyware backdoors especially in x86's case. R

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