tclancy

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by tclancy 7mo ago
Came here to see if someone was still using the programming language, wound up reading a fascinating article on the poor tortured moon of Jupiter.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Because to accomplish anything at scale you need organization. And organizing humans in anything other than forced labor involves respecting them, thus things like codes of conduct. These stories could be about anything and you gamergate ve
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by tclancy 7mo ago
As we get set to leave NATO, we are taking all our toys with us. No more weather for you.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Bless you, was very much not what I was expecting from the title.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
It also has 0 reflection of load. Weren't you limited to a single private repo before Microsoft took over?
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Now you done it! Yeah, one of the difficult things is being able to see both sides. At the end of the day, I happen to write code because that's how I can best accomplish the things I need to do with the minimum of effort. While I do t
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Pro tip: you’re supposed to use a revolver.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Hang on, without a dog in this fight, have I asked the people who trained their whole lives to drive cool cars if this particular cool car, which they were not involved in designing or building, is safe to drive? Is that what you are asking
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Agreed. I was relieved to see this wasn’t written by Cam Skatteboro.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
That is some impressive willful ignorance. “If it was anybody else threatening to beat this guy up for what he was saying, you’d probably praise them. But a cop does it one time and …”
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Which is fine, but the vast majority of the things that get presented aren’t bothering to benchmark against my use (for a whole lotta mes). They come from someone scratching an itch and solving it for a target audience of one and then extra
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Sadly that wasn’t true in the past either for the majority of acts. The labels made money from both parts back then.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
We need to have a talk about your pieces of flair.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Yeah, I bought that and SoaNM as a pair because my parents had copies back in the day. Never regretted it and went on to read everything he wrote. Will miss the opportunity to dive into some subject I know little to nothing about with him.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Wait, why wouldn’t you post it/ write it up?
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by tclancy 7mo ago
I think this sums up the disconnect between the devotees (I’ve been on Mac since 2005 or so, just long enough to buy the last PowerPC after a decade of Windows) and any corporation. I am not a devotee of any particular OS’ church but Apple’
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Don't think it's Python-specific, it's humanity-specific and Python happens to be popular so it happens more often/ more publicly in Python packages.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Big old ad for Mongo right in the middle even with all my ad blocking, so I assume that is it. I hate being One of Those People because the trend toward doubting everything bums me out, but this is not 1982. People with fancy cars are not u
619.
by tclancy 7mo ago
I think you're ignoring the inevitable march of progress. Phones will get big enough to hold it soon.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Without saying "I bought the exact same brand and type of egg" for 25 years, the data is probably pretty noisy and may reflect the author's income changes as well as the price of eggs.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Try a different vision model.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Do not fix this perfect Freudian slip!
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by tclancy 7mo ago
> “We had a midlife crisis at 17,” Ross explains. “Life got put in perspective.” > They needed to live and test their limits. They started by rowing the Atlantic to raise funds for Spinal Research, a UK-based charity they’ve worked wi
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by tclancy 7mo ago
> It does everything I want. Does it not start on your chosen platform or just not exist?
625.
by tclancy 7mo ago
Tell me more.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
You gotta stop watching film noirs.
627.
by tclancy 7mo ago
In this specific case, perhaps. In most it means "throwing a CEO in prison or fining them extensively for crimes they have committed".
628.
by tclancy 7mo ago
>you’d just see the role of the CEO change to basically be a highly-paid fall-guy. That seems to be assuming a world where CEOs actually face meaningful consequences and that feels like a good start.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
If we ignore that people are literally profiting from running the prediction market that happens to make it visible and giving incentive to uninvolved parties to have a STRONG OPINION about any type of event for the purpose of gambling, yea
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by tclancy 7mo ago
I have a block of code I will put in the CLAUDE.md file of any project where I want to get a better understanding of the tech in use where I ask for verbose explanations, forcing me to write some of the code, etc. Mixed results so far but I

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