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by tasuki 2y ago
Note this was written by a "software engineer". A designer would have used white space for separation, not a line.
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by tasuki 2y ago
I don't think others were necessarily talking about "business". Though, yes, I prefer pinning dependencies for my personal projects. I don't see why things should break when I explicitly keep them the same .
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by tasuki 2y ago
> Things like 10 GB cache limits in GitHub 10,000,000,000 bytes should be enough for anyone! It really is a lot of bytes...
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by tasuki 2y ago
> languages with no or very very cheap "compilation" steps (i.e. basically only scripting languages) This is not true at all. It's fine with Haskell, just cache the dependencies to speed up the build...
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by tasuki 2y ago
Yes, your needs are simple. I've also been using GitHub actions for all my needs since Travis shut down and haven't run into any problems. I wouldn't want to maintain GitHub actions for a large project involving 50 people and
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by tasuki 2y ago
Ah yes, a very helpful link! I think the angle under which the sun rises/falls is steeper in spring/autumn. And summer/winter is less steep. And in summer it bends upwards when under the horizon, making summer sunset longer t
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by tasuki 2y ago
Yes. You put it more eloquently.
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by tasuki 2y ago
I'd love to read that! It depends on the latitude for sure, but also I think on the time of the year?
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by tasuki 2y ago
"Trust" screams insecurity. Security is in the direction of trustless rather than requiring trust. Do you trust companies which say front and center "you can trust us"? Wiz is a "security product"? Security isn
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by tasuki 2y ago
LLMs are good enough to solve my problems with flexbox. I gave a LLM a small self-contained flexbox-puzzle which I couldn't solve, and it solved it. The CSS it produced did the thing I asked. > If you aren't good at something y
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by tasuki 2y ago
I don't use but do like Rust. It's a step in the right direction. And yet, I'll be happy to stay on Debian with C coreutils... > These utilities are at the heart of the distribution - and it’s the enhanced resilience and s
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by tasuki 2y ago
> Making pro-quality text got easier, too. Style your text, apply outlines, shadows, bevels, and more Those... are not "pro-quality" things but cheap gimmicks. Good that they're introducing non-destructive editing! I'
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by tasuki 2y ago
Hah, your comment persuaded me to look at that page, and honestly I also can't tell what it even is. I think it's supposed to be an alternative to `mise` and `asdf`, but it mostly mentions various Python tools? And doesn't
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by tasuki 2y ago
Perhaps half the comments here mention Elixir. As of now, no comment mentions Gleam. I haven't used either, but been eyeing Gleam. According to GitHub stars (bad metric I know) Elixir isn't that much more popular than Gleam.
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by tasuki 2y ago
Well, "frontend development" means a million different things, but LLMs are very good at flexbox and grid (and I'm not). With backend I find they're good at the really high level (give me the options for architecture and
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by tasuki 2y ago
Ahaha, I love the "vi/vim" pronouns on Christian's GitHub profile[0]. How have I never seen this before? [0]: https://github.com/christian-fei
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by tasuki 2y ago
> What would you accept to be said? What would be good enough for you? Words are not magical, they are just sounds. In the most important situations in life and in death, words are simply lacking. It's ok not to say anything. > A
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by tasuki 2y ago
You'd like the ML-family languages, which don't use parentheses to call functions.
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by tasuki 2y ago
DigitalOcean perhaps? I've been using them for over 10 years and no trouble yet. (I'm concerned they don't allow me to export the full server backups, but I backup the things I care about privately.)
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by tasuki 2y ago
Not seriously , no. But I was completely amazed by the UX: get the app, create an account by clicking a button: no email/phone nor any other "verification". Back up the seed phrase so as not to lose your account. It just wor
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by tasuki 2y ago
> Not a chance for any serious business. Why would you think "serious business" is the target audience? I think "serious business" is about as far from the target audience as possible...
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by tasuki 2y ago
>> Surely you in your life you have met many Christians who said "God works in mysterious ways", "there is a purpose for everything", "trust in the Lord", etc.? > Yes, but this is something people say
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by tasuki 2y ago
Yes, well, she was fired. I'm sure she's completely unbiased. If it was so bad, why did she work there? She was a senior executive, not a wage-slave.
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by tasuki 2y ago
𖢧ꛅꛈꕷ ꛈꕷ 𖤬𖢧𖦪𖣠ꛕꛈ𖣠ꚶꕷ. ᎽᎾᏬ ᏕᎻᎾᏬᏝᎠ ᏰᎬ ᏕᎻᎾᏖ.
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by tasuki 2y ago
Forget about the blind - what about those with perfect vision? Looking at that website, I wish I were unable to see it!
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by tasuki 2y ago
I heard the theory that Elon Musk has a significant control over the current US government. They're not best pals with Sam Altman. This seems like it might be a good way to see how much power Elon actually has over the government?
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by tasuki 2y ago
Is George Soros evil? I always thought he did a lot of good for the world.
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by tasuki 2y ago
I use Gnome and basically full-screen all my windows. Sometimes I use win+left/right to create a half-width window. Am I a caveman?
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by tasuki 2y ago
Around 100%
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by tasuki 2y ago
> then mention the car is compatible with third-party self-driving products like Comma.ai What's in it for the sales person or the dealership?

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