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by skylurk 10mo ago
I think you are being sarcastic, but just in case: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/05/business/boeing-737-max-w... https://www.boeing.com/737-max-updates/mcas/
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by skylurk 10mo ago
Sure, until management sells a version with reduced redundancy to Ethiopia and Indonesia. Swiss cheese model and all that.
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by skylurk 10mo ago
I read it as stool lab... Stoolap: we index your shit
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by skylurk 10mo ago
I agree with these, but David Beazley breaks most of them and his talks are way better than mine ;) e.g. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r-A78RgMhZU
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by skylurk 10mo ago
I don't know because I don't drive with turn-by-turn audio. For the record, I actually like Maps for driving. I find the level of detail just right for how I use it. My main complaint happens when you are not driving: if you let i
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by skylurk 10mo ago
Last week I was driving and a popup from apple music to accept more terms and conditions showed up on top of Maps. It was a tense 25 minutes of interchanges without nav before traffic was clear enough to deny the terms, and I purged the app
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Huh. How many frames per second could it hit, do you think?
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by skylurk 11mo ago
I am surprised you managed to get those entitlements at all! Did it help to be a non-profit?
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by skylurk 11mo ago
It was not exactly the final word: https://blog.reverberate.org/2025/02/10/tail-call-updates.ht...
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by skylurk 11mo ago
> Monitoring - A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results. > Dec 05, 2025 - 09:12 UTC
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by skylurk 11mo ago
For as long as I can remember, before M1, Macs were always behind in the CPU department. PC's had much better value if you cared about CPU performance. After the M1, my casual home laptop started outperforming my top-spec work laptops.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Their straight five had a nice sound IMO.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Not a full IDE, but worth checking out: https://github.com/microsoft/edit
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Now that you mention it, liquid glass does resemble windows vista.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
There's a lot of arcane lore about how to get it to sync. Closing all applications, restarting, then starting photos, then hiding the photos main window, then waiting, was how I got it to work last time. It worked twice, YMMV. If there
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Those are residential systems. At the municipal level it is more often done with bacteria in large tanks. It's not unlike brewing beer in that you need to adapt your recipe constantly to account for variations in inputs in order to get
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by skylurk 11mo ago
You might need a pressure vessel and a stirrer to hit 100 deg C in 5 seconds.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Coming from Python, I get the feeling Java tooling is ripe for an astral-shaped astroid. Am I just a Java rookie, or would Java benefit from equivalents for Python's ruff/uv/ty? Obviously, lots of tooling already exists (Pyth
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by skylurk 11mo ago
> Thank you to the Forgejo contributors who helped us with our issues switching to the platform, as well as the Codeberg folks who worked with us on the migration - in particular Earl Warren, Otto, Gusted, and Mathieu Fenniak. To me this
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by skylurk 11mo ago
I come here for the rampant pedantry. It's the legalism no one wants.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
True, though it depends quite a lot on the car. If you're driving a second-hand civic or prius, the marginal cost per mile will be much lower than a Mini or a truck. I don't know what it's like for EVs. Where I live and with
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Sometimes this is the most charitable interpretation.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
> if you're a group of 2-5 adults even a taxi or ride share may come out cheaper than public transit too. Part of it is public transit like trains and trams have to maintain their own infrastructure. Not sure about buses, I would gu
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by skylurk 11mo ago
I've found this to be the case nearly everywhere I've travelled, regardless of the kind of vehicle. The only exceptions are the places with free public transit and expensive parking, like Luxembourg.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Like many households, they probably have a car already for other reasons. To me this is big reason why transit has to be basically free to attract riders. It has to compete with marginal cost per kilometer of private car use, not total cost
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Not GP and I don't know anything about this either, but I found this: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2017/dec/... Anecdotally, I used to take the Greyhound a lot and everyone on
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by skylurk 11mo ago
There's several programs for bussing them out: https://hsh.sfgov.org/services/the-homelessness-response-sys... Although, many cities do this, and everyone leaving is just arriving somewhere else.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
It's an order of magnitude larger than Iowa City, though.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Hmm I see your point, though to be fair, that Roman writing is also missing spacing and punctuation. My guess is the author knows what they are doing and is intentionally reinforcing the disoriented and unsettled feeling. Or, at least, is i

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