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by tclancy 1y ago
So I have been doing Python for far too long and have all sort of tooling I've accreted to make Python work well for me across projects and computers and I never quite made the leap to Poetry and was suspicious of uv. Happened to buy a
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by tclancy 1y ago
No, typically a paper with a strong editorial bent would have at least a token voice from The Other Side and ideally the editorial page wouldn’t always be six pieces about the president or his party every day, but that was before we got thi
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by tclancy 1y ago
Sounds like something Bender would say.
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by tclancy 1y ago
As a child of the 80s, I see it as an homage to King’s Quest and games like that (with a touch of Defender of the Crown), but I suppose the beauty of an alpha release ad is it’s simply a Rorschach blot for us to project whatever we want to
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by tclancy 1y ago
Did you read any of the comments in the thread? It's not done in good faith and it looks like they should have turned the dial more toward "quality" than "quantity". A stable with lots of manure isn't inherentl
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by tclancy 1y ago
An individual editorial? No. At the meta level when an outlet only allows a specific direction of bias, that doesn't feel like a good idea to accept.
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by tclancy 1y ago
"But fight with knowledge. My $20/month subscription to Claude more than paid for itself. Yes, AI assistants can hallucinate and give you garbage. So I didn’t rely on it. I spot checked by looking up its big findings myself and fo
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by tclancy 1y ago
Hey, don't forget the climate effects too!
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by tclancy 1y ago
Can be tricky: an old project had a job that ran every 15 minutes to poll data from a popular smart thermostat company. I always knew when DST was starting or ending because that job would throw an error email at 2/3am on those days.
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by tclancy 1y ago
If you compare it to absolute zero I think you may be pleasantly surprised.
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by tclancy 1y ago
Eh, even as a Celtics fan I would be cautious of taking what Enes Freedom has to say as gospel. He definitely has a narrative he’s pushing
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by tclancy 1y ago
>would be a slam dump You are watching a very different game from me.
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by tclancy 1y ago
Yes, but then you might consume beer based on how it tastes rather than the likelihood of winding up in an impromptu volleyball game with a bunch of Nordic bikini models. So you see where the entrenched players want to keep the status quo.
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by tclancy 1y ago
Who any profits go to would be an easy first measure.
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by tclancy 1y ago
100% that. And my Irish Catholic cynicism told me it was just as likely the person who wrote the article messed up the code as me so I went back to playing games.
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by tclancy 1y ago
I love so much you all found each other. Someone create a meetup,or whatever the kiddies do now for us.
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by tclancy 1y ago
Which is strange. You would think the father at least was done growing.
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by tclancy 1y ago
It's the hot dogs that weirds me out.
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by tclancy 1y ago
Hung onto one of those cups for a decade or so. No idea where I got it as I was not at that game.
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by tclancy 1y ago
Maybe I can finally debug that cool-looking boxing game I typed in by hand from a magazine. To this day, I am sort of surprised I wound up a coder given that was my initial experience with programming.
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by tclancy 1y ago
Could be why they rebelled against the society they were raised in. But still fell victim.
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by tclancy 1y ago
I was hoping for the same dopamine hit and bought the new one for Switch and it is very good, but 15 years or so on, even knowing what I was in for difficulty-wise, I don't know if I have it in me.
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by tclancy 1y ago
Was a t shirt too. I regret not getting a hold of one back then.
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by tclancy 1y ago
Not the question that was asked.
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by tclancy 1y ago
"The solution to, and cause of, all power problems."
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by tclancy 1y ago
Begging the question there, aren’t we? I can’t imagine that as the takeaway.
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by tclancy 1y ago
That is some serious whataboutism based on the actions in the last election. One side wants people to be able to vote (some mass too loosely), the other side wants to limit voting to people who attend to agree with them and if it fails, sim
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by tclancy 1y ago
Way back in the day I used to have the number for his answering machine, which had a ridiculously funny answer message in it.
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by tclancy 1y ago
You’re missing the point. Whether one buys it or not to one side, the author is saying those companies, whatever their history have pushed a significant amount of their … chips into a bet on AI.
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by tclancy 1y ago
At beast I think it means you can have the AI bot review your PR. Even then, it feels like a way to reinforce one’s own learned behavior rather than help. Things like great Ike do a great job at catching bugs and suggesting coding conventio

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