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by suvelx 8y ago
You could (maybe?) use it as a "I am close" metric in your home-automation setup.
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by suvelx 8y ago
I've been considering getting an iPad w/ Pencil for over a year now as a note-taking and doodling apparatus (too often I'll scribble a system diagram down, realise I've missed a bit, and had to start again thanks to the
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by suvelx 8y ago
Lisp? Up front appears to be written with one thing in mind: Infuriate you with brackets. Then, once you've worked out how to deal with the brackets, it's pretty forking sweet.
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by suvelx 8y ago
It wouldn't be the first subterranean military base. https://www.youtube.com/embed/1Ujx_pND9wg
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by suvelx 9y ago
I have used please, on a project also written by the please developers, of which I am not. While my experience of `plz` may have been mired by the project that used it, I can't say I found it added anything special. It arguably doesn&#
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by suvelx 9y ago
The Museum Hotel in Wellington was also moved in 1993. https://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/capital-life/74342852/...
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by suvelx 9y ago
I moved into a newly-constructed home two years ago. I first tried to correct google, and I was told I was wrong. So I tried again, and they fixed it. Then a 'local expert' decided it was wrong and now my address is on the wrong s
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by suvelx 9y ago
I find it amazing that in some places in the world, there's too much sand, and we're planting new ecosystems to control it. And in other places in the world, there's not enough sand, and we're stripping it away for concr
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by suvelx 9y ago
Has Shellscape fixed the bug with size-hinted windows? I found that when you had two terminal with size-hinting tiled, and the 'wrong' window resized, shellscape would wig out and pit the size-hints of both windows against each ot
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by suvelx 9y ago
Sure, if you live in Zone 2, or live near a tube station and are travelling radially. If you live further out, getting home at night can be a multi-bus, multi-hour affair. And if you're not going in or out of zone 1, the odds of their
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by suvelx 9y ago
But the demand for parts is a lot higher than that for stolen phones. You might not buy a phone from an internet cafe that sells 2nd hand phones, but you might buy a replacement screen from an internet cafe that does repairs.
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by suvelx 9y ago
I'm a big fan of flask, purely because there's no wrangling `request` objects down your stack, and you can just fish it out later when you need it. My main complaint would be Flask's 'extensions'. I'm really no
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by suvelx 9y ago
Falcon is the camper, who expects the JS developers to make him a tent.
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by suvelx 9y ago
Becoming a "Catfish Developer". Nothing says 'well, I am shit hot' when you can fix everybody else's shit.
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by suvelx 9y ago
I've recently inherited a nearly 100% python microservice-monolith monorepo project, whos tooling was written in-house by the original developers, and then subsequently re-implemented using the tooling's plugin system within the p
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by suvelx 10y ago
Levis (may) make products specifically for Target with the Levis brand, but with inferior quality and materials to get the price down to fit Target's desired profit margin.
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by suvelx 10y ago
I've noticed that the Tails and other privacy focused tools go to great lengths to look the same as other users. And as far as my understanding goes, this is somewhat tricky with things like canvas fingerprinting. Is there a reason why
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by suvelx 10y ago
They're almost guaranteed to be 'genuine' Levis. But you can't be sure Target hasn't asked Levis to counterfeit themselves.
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by suvelx 10y ago
One thing I've noticed (and irritates me) about Wayland is how now your WM is actually effectively now your DE and your Xserver. So if you want to use Sway, you better get used to configuring your displays in a config file. What about
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by suvelx 10y ago
They're used heavily in Australia too. And I always get picked up by them. I think the person at the monitor wants to look at my weiner.
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by suvelx 10y ago
This. Dubai had some major security theatre. Get off one plane, go through security to the transit terminal. Wander around, refill water bottles. Buy some duty free, get it put in a cardboard box with a ziptie. Go to gate, go through ticket
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by suvelx 10y ago
> We currently have a good 50+ git repository. Developing features affect very often more than one of these repos. Isn't this just a monolith by another name?
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by suvelx 10y ago
I'm not convinced I like it. I feel (2 'divine beasts' in): * It's very repetitive. * The boss dungeons are unrewarding. * The shrine dungeons are novel, but get tiresome quickly. * As you can pretty much do everything o
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by suvelx 10y ago
The site appears to be dead, so haven't had the opportunity to actually read it. But I recently picked up a "Machine Learning" project for a client. I don't entirely understand everything in the fullest detail, but I und
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by suvelx 10y ago
Finally got into using spacemacs as my go-to editor... Mostly because I couldn't reliably get python completion to work in Vim. But one thing that's annoying the hell out of me is window/buffer management. It really confuses
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by suvelx 10y ago
Current client's 'official' hours are 9:30 to 6:30 with an hour break. In reality, I get in as early as I can (When somebody unlocks at ~8:30ish, has occasionally meant sitting outside waiting), and then go home after about 8
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by suvelx 10y ago
You think the deal was started, and nearly completed in a few weeks? Surely the deal had been going on for a while longer than brexit turmoil
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by suvelx 10y ago
Why not just host it publicly but encrypted (Effectively doing what's being done now). Then release the key when a request is made. Have the keys be a subkey of a DA, Judge or other high ranking individual. Then when the police 'l
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by suvelx 10y ago
If the sun sets at 8pm 'real', and 9pm DST, most people get an hour more daylight. Vs, the sun rising at 5am 'real', and 6am 'dst' when everybody is asleep and wants it to be dark.
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by suvelx 10y ago
So what about them ARM cpus then?

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