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by slifin 2y ago
This is the key to all of it for me "Wasn't changing the road layout tantamount to admitting liability for the crash?" We act like road design is not a modifier on these crashes
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by slifin 2y ago
Why do you need this in built into your database? Surely you turn on disk encryption on your drive then if an attacker yanks the drive and tries to read your database without your password they fail?
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by slifin 2y ago
I'm amazed that we still willingly put heavy compute into compile steps The trade off is always reload ability We have CI, we have LSP places we can put heavy checks without sacrificing our ability to hot reload fast In some checkers y
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by slifin 2y ago
If we were serious about curbing this violations would either be points deducted on your licence or criminal charges I'm not surprised cities are trying to claw back revenue because car infrastructure and its side effects like enabling
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by slifin 3y ago
I'm surprised there isn't a bigger movement to intentionally boycott buying fuel from countries like this A lot of people in western countries indirectly pay for this
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by slifin 3y ago
In my experience, this kind of thing might not even register with most companies There's a meta-game that most sociopaths/narcs are playing like their lives depend on it to get their supply and climb the internal ladder, that&#x27
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by slifin 3y ago
I feel like Google has trained this behaviour into its long time users Previously writing human like sentences would not yield good results Now its more like <key word> <key word> reddit
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by slifin 3y ago
Search for "clojure hiccup"
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by slifin 3y ago
"front-end validation where you have thirty parameters" When your hammer is a type system
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by slifin 3y ago
Not everything in tech is difficult I find LLMs great for creating SQL queries and regexes
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by slifin 3y ago
https://roadswerenotbuiltforcars.com/
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by slifin 3y ago
Speed is addictive I think the dangerous nature of it encourages adrenaline and fight or flight mechanisms If the amount of deaths are anything to go by I think we have a lot of disregulated drivers
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by slifin 3y ago
Yeah I remember this blog post the first time it made the rounds Played recently and thought Rockstar must not have actioned the advice in the blog But no it's just it is still slow but they did fix these issues kudos to them but perf
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by slifin 3y ago
100% agree I think there's a perception too that before cars there were just horse and cart When I look at old pictures of my local town there is a huge network of street trams, larger rail network than there is now People used to have
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by slifin 3y ago
There's a good interview with Nathan Marz on his Rama project interviewed by Juxt He makes the point that databases are today prescriptive on the structure of data you provide to them I think databases as we know them today are not yet
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by slifin 3y ago
I hope GraalVM's Polygot runtime will eventually allow more companies to go with libraries over services in more situations for multi-language businesses. And Polylith for better reuse across projects generally.
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by slifin 3y ago
Thank you for this context
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by slifin 3y ago
The amount of car furniture we add to streets is insane I look back at pictures from before cars with envy, they're so clutter free in comparison
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by slifin 3y ago
Parking minimums cause cities to turn over a large percentage of their productive land to parking You can't effectively build human centric attractive spaces without being hampered by the fact we've given the majority of public sp
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by slifin 3y ago
As I get older I'm still finding things I care about but they're more niche than flavour of the month JS framework I'm learning Clojure Electric at the moment and it's wild
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by slifin 3y ago
600k per year per person? With that amount of funding you may as well buy every homeless person a house
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by slifin 3y ago
Rich changed my whole career, I owe him a big debt!
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by slifin 3y ago
Composer/PHP never really supported proper autoloading of functions So everything is a class The majorities language's community has this super weird Java obsession The other half has a Rails obsession The best career decision I e
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by slifin 3y ago
Sounds like you need a walking trolley for groceries It's like a bag with wheels you can drag, that was my immediate thought anyway There's tons of micro mobility that could have also helped
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by slifin 3y ago
It must be easy to ignore a homeless population if you can just drive past them
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by slifin 3y ago
Does this one allow you to assign more than one person to a ticket?
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by slifin 3y ago
Glad to see it
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by slifin 3y ago
Sounds like you are very ambitious But something quite traumatic has happened to you Those symptoms you are experiencing could be your body trying to protect yourself It sounds like you're trying to ignore those signals with caffeine t
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by slifin 3y ago
Some people are completely blind to the negative externalities of motor vehicles Living near traffic noise increases your chance of stroke Probably not the best place to be putting impressionable young people looking for connection
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by slifin 3y ago
I hope they have provided adequate alternative things to do Or areas of the town that are safe from cars for them to play together in as an alternative

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