suzzer99

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   by suzzer99 2y ago

   1. It slows down CICD install times for every repo. 2. I'd rather not have to make the same ESLint config change to 30+ repos. 3. I'd rather not have to update ESLint plus plugins in 30+ package.json files.' We don't use
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   by suzzer99 2y ago

   Imagine 3-5,000 generations of Denisovans using that cave. It boggles the mind.
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   by suzzer99 2y ago

   The article didn't mention Sherpas. But I assume they have the same gene?
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   by suzzer99 2y ago

   Yeah I'm an old dinosaur still on SublimeText. For me, quickly searching across all my repos is the most important feature, and I like Sublime's search the best. Also I have so many keyboard shortcuts memorized to where I couldn&#
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   by suzzer99 2y ago

   The weird hostile attitude ESLint has about using global config really bums me out. Not everyone wants to install ESLint in every package.json. I work in more than 30 active repos. I want global eslint to just work for most of them, and spe
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   by suzzer99 2y ago

   Always fun when the bird starts flying around the house.
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   by suzzer99 2y ago

   Grizzly: play dead. Black bear: fight back. Polar bear: make your peace with God.
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   by suzzer99 2y ago

   Hyenas too. They sometimes chase their prey for hours until it drops, then leisurely consume the softest parts first, like the genitalia.
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   by suzzer99 2y ago

   The one thing I didn't understand is the distribution 1s and 0s on the tape. Does each Turing machine have to be solved for all possible combinations of 1s and 0s?
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    For all we know these critters got their start on Mars, then hitched a ride to Earth on a meteor.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    > It's really impossible to understand and determine before hand how the court would rule on any of these theoretical cases that may result as a consequence of this decision. I've got a pretty good guess, and it will be based o
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    There better be a new season of How the Universe Works about all this new stuff the James Webb is finding.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    A lot of literature and pretty much all poetry imo.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    It's not abuse of the form. It is the form. Nobody has a career as an expert witness for long if they go against a client's wishes. There is no such thing as an impartial expert witness in the current system. They're all hire
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    I just to work for one of the leading expert witnesses in the country. Expert witnesses are just advocates, hired by a client, who know how to throw fancy words around in a soothing, confident manner that makes the listener feel smart.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    Or it gets bought and shut down by someone who doesn't like what's in it.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    I don't understand how these archive sites aren't shut down yet. Is it because only a small sliver of internet users know about them?
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    Yeah the wording in this article is really vague and silly. "Transitioning from dormant to actively feeding" would be a lot more accurate than "awakening".
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    Pardon my crypto ignorance, but if someone took over the entire SEI platform, wouldn't the value of SEI coin drop to zero?
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    I wonder if it could be something like horses being willing to trade their freedom for hay in the harsh winter, whereas zebras can just hang out on the grasslands year round.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    > Sounds like they took a good concept and cut way too many corners. If by "cut too many corners" you mean the tech bros exploited loopholes in the system and created an unsustainable gigantic moral hazard for a quick buck — ye
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    Zebras have a tendency to bite the face and not let go. Definitely not ideal for domestication.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    Local legend in Central America has it that manatees contain every kind of meat – chicken, beef, poultry, even bacon. As you can imagine, before modern protections, manatees tended to disappear not long after humans moved into a region.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    If it had the temperament of a cassowary it would be absolutely terrifying.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    I bought some split ring washers and they worked great. The nuts went from coming loose every few days on a long road trip, to not coming loose at all.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    But you don't always need more surface area, just something you don't want to wiggle loose, like say your cargo carrier on top of your car that's attached with hand wingnuts. I don't have enough experience with loctite t
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    Lock washers ftw. Simplest design ever, yet perform such a crucial service.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    Hey it works for github pull requests: base <- compare Merge the right into the left. Sure, totally intuitive.
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    Here's something I've wondered. If the universe is made up of 85% dark matter, does that mean we can assume black holes are also made up of the same ratio of dark matter to regular matter (or at least when it went into the black h
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    by suzzer99 2y ago

    https://www.techdirt.com/2023/12/12/community-notes-is-great... https://x.com/CardQueenEileen/status/1655061481862619136