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by tclancy 8mo ago
There’s a guy in overalls in a Brooklyn bistro who used to scramble them but that was very late-summer 2025 and you’ll get funny looks for asking about them.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Can be confirmed by the fact anytime I eat a diner breakfast I feel more full than can be justified by the weight of the food alone.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
I feel like a decent AI model would at least ask if you’d considered adding a login and password to your redis or mongodb instance.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
I wish I could remember. I suppose if I look at Last.fm for the past weekend I might find it, but your basic Jack White-style scuzz rock.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
What do we say to the DJ?
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Ha, you won’t be thanking me once it consumes your life. Join us. We all float down here.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Revision Requested This comment would be sent back for revision with feedback.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
I have lived my life on the web under the assumption the other Tom Clancy will leave enough chaff in my wake to make things hard. But probably not because I make the same 5 or 6 jokes over and over.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
This is my church.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
The podcast "History of Rock in 500 Songs" (full disclosure: I am a devout, slavering fan) provides these on the regular. I was actually smiling when I heard a fairly new song that attempts a really flat, fuzzed out sound because
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Awesome, thanks for this, it feels right at my level.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Sorry, pronoun confusion, definitely meant delicious.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
You are stating unequivocally that every bus in every European country is nicer than the average bus in the US?
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Yeah, I think the fact they are willing to dance to any new tune under Trump gives away the game completely. Whether it will make any difference to the audience is something I've stopped hoping about.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
I liked it better when you guys called yourselves "Know Nothings". It made it easier to follow what was going on.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Can you show your math on how an example of the opposite of what the person you are responding to you can also mean the same thing? Feel free to skip if you live in a non-Euclidian geometry, but the OP was saying such a thing would have bee
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Or bought just long enough later to make it too late.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
They bought it but the revival was just the corpse moving around from heavy handed cpr attempts. It still lives thanks to the guy from Pinboard, but only as an archive really.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
This was a big thing around the time of Flickr and, if my memory is still working, del.icio.us. There was a push for “url is the new command line” which I wish had gotten more traction because there were some fun things happening. I feel li
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Flip side, if you have an older relative who, all of a sudden, seems to have a lot of symptoms that suggest dementia, have them get tested for a UTI.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Yeah, fair. OTOH, Tibetan sand mandalas and all that. While we do seem to be wired to crave attention, does that inherently mean it's a good drive?
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Another UI question: is there a reason the options are all upper case letters? It took me a minute to even consider why "w" wasn't working.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Yes, but this is the honeymoon period. A year from now when you want to make three of the tools talk to each other and they're in three different languages, two of which you don't know and there's no common interface or good
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Yeah, I think (completely biased as a long-time developer who is happily playing with AI for building stuff) people using AI to build their own tooling will be like a hot rod scene from the '60s. Lots of buzz, definitely some cool stuf
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Always nice to hear from someone completely immune to miscarriages of justice.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Comments in the sub-$200 LiDAR thread suggested those would play merry havoc with a camera too.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
>It's about attention and feedback. Feedback maybe, but blogging didn't start for attention. That's something that got bolted on by a nasty virus we as humans tend to be carriers of. I don't think feedback was even an
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by tclancy 8mo ago
That is a scorching hot take right out of the gate on a Monday morning! Username really nails the thing.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Wait til they find out what happens if you give a mouse a cookie.
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by tclancy 8mo ago
Can we not? Make a valiant effort to rephrase.

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