tasuki

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by tasuki 11mo ago
I work for a small local company. There's ten people, basically all working some kind of part time. The work is interesting, the pay is peanuts, the atmosphere is great. Thank god it's Monday tomorrow!
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by tasuki 11mo ago
This is not the right context to try to push your religious views on others.
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by tasuki 11mo ago
Mine does too. I make sure there are no ads on the screens, but ads in print are harder to adblock. She hasn't seen too many, yet at four years old could distinguish an ad in a kid's magazine in under a second.
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by tasuki 11mo ago
I think literally just no longer means literally. Him thinking that literally blew my head. (I'm sorry, I had to!)
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by tasuki 11mo ago
If someone cares about this so much to make a website, why not include an explanation? There's mention of dignity. I don't feel my dignity lessened when my bathroom has no door. Perhaps the door is useful to keep the heat and the
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by tasuki 11mo ago
> What are you wanting to accomplish more broadly with the integration? For me that would be: - not lose my stuff - share with friends - let others contribute
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by tasuki 11mo ago
Maybe it's encrypted? I'm sure if you do any programming, you send code over the network and execute it about all the time!
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by tasuki 11mo ago
Why and how does enterprise vs consumer hardware make a difference wrt btrfs data loss?
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by tasuki 11mo ago
> Even if your btrfs, after almost 18 years, still eats data in spectacular fashion. Say what?!? I use btrfs for my backups...
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by tasuki 11mo ago
Are you walking on hands? 5 miles is 8 km, that's 80 minutes of fast walk. I routinely walk 5 miles for transportation: I consider it time well-spent.
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by tasuki 11mo ago
I still don't get it. Like, I understand that if you apply the diff you get infected. But... why would you apply the diff? How would you trick me to apply that diff to my package?
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by tasuki 11mo ago
I don't get this explanation. How does it force you to run the infection code? Yes, if you depend on an infected package, sure. But then I'd expect not just a list, but a graph outlining which package infected which other package.
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by tasuki 11mo ago
> The beauty of markdown is that it’s standardized. It isn't standardized. And that's the main problem.
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by tasuki 11mo ago
> The only thing that stopped this tantrum was allowing the CEO to talk about Polymarket, a cryptoscam-based prediction market, letting people place bets on things as ridiculous as awards ceremonies and future weather patterns. I'm
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by tasuki 11mo ago
> What I'm afraid of is the kid watching one of those awful NSFL videos. I'm 40 and what are you talking about? I've... seen stuff on the internet, but I think nothing my 15 year old self couldn't handle.
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by tasuki 11mo ago
Cynical! (and probably true too) I work for a small company (~10 people), solving reasonably interesting problems, earn peanuts, and am happier than I was at big tech.
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by tasuki 11mo ago
> This is exactly what unions are for. Unions are mostly extortion schemes to benefit the union leaders. My read is that they're getting paid in prestige rather than money. The worker can turn that prestige into money further down t
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by tasuki 11mo ago
I guess I wasn't being clear: I wasn't talking about the person from this thread! You said: > Most people are about 2 bad decisions from poverty. My reaction was to this. I agreed with you, and added the cause: utter financial
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by tasuki 1y ago
Most people spend insane amounts of money on things they don't need to impress the people they don't like.
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by tasuki 1y ago
> Sell high, buy low, repeat. Softbank is known for doing it the other way around...
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by tasuki 1y ago
My commute is a little less than that. It's certainly a better time investment than being stuck in traffic...
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by tasuki 1y ago
> Each was eventually possible, but sometimes it took hours to figure out how to import a specific folder. Thanks for saving me time, I guess? I just maintain very spartan id3 tags on my music, artist, album, song name, track id, and tha
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by tasuki 1y ago
How do you know whether you're getting detained or kidnapped? The video I saw... it was just some guys with a gun dragging a woman out of her car after crashing into her on purpose. They looked like bandits to me.
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by tasuki 1y ago
> He threw a sieg heil Obviously very bad. I can't understand how people can think Elon was "just waving". > has been videoed doing "paper beats rock" with agents which is a white supremacist dog whistle. This
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by tasuki 1y ago
I feel as a frontend language Elm has somewhat less need for mutability. At least I haven't missed it.
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by tasuki 1y ago
> Fast compile times > Fewer abstractions, and an easy to understand runtime > Strong static guarantees > Functional programming constructs. Especially pattern matching and sum types. > Good performance > Good documentatio
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by tasuki 1y ago
Would you like to have to prove your comment wasn't written by an AI or would you rather go to prison?
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by tasuki 1y ago
That paper wouldn't be blocked. Have you read the thing?
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by tasuki 1y ago
> At the first glance, this code looks noisier and hard to understand Because of your inconsistent line-breaks!
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by tasuki 1y ago
> Helix is a “stupid” text editor. It doesn’t know much about what you’re typing. But it supports Language Servers that implement the Language Server Protocol. By that measure, isn't eg VS code also a "stupid" editor?

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