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   by teeray 2y ago

   So, is there any way to connect to these machines using Linux now?
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   by teeray 2y ago

   > will be remembered by being a cause for legislation to introduce strict testing for mental illness You’re making some bold statements about the ability of congress to pass legislation at all.
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   by teeray 2y ago

   There were four full seasons of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halt_and_Catch_Fire_(TV_series...
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   by teeray 2y ago

   Software estimates also often fail to account for external factors. You may have a fairly good sense for how long some feature will take to get to code-complete. However, code reviews on many times are nobody’s job, so they happen whenever
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   by teeray 2y ago

   > should software with a server-side component that needs to keep working be counted as "buy once" If they release the server side component so it is self-hostable, yes.
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   by teeray 2y ago

   > ADHD body doubling is a productivity strategy used by individuals with ADHD to finish possibly annoying jobs while having another person beside them. “Misery loves company” comes to mind.
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   by teeray 2y ago

   > That wasn't anything like normal fog, rain, or light obstruction It does happen on occasion. Seasonally, sublimating snow banks can create fog that intense for hours if conditions are right. Also heavy smoke can create similar con
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   by teeray 2y ago

   I think most charging controllers have decided that holding charge around 70% while plugged in is best.
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   by teeray 2y ago

   > Git trailers are neat, but ultimately suffer from a UI issue: most people are using interfaces to git that don't use the plumbing, and they put all the important info in the first line (and sometimes have a frustrating cutoff of 5
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    by teeray 2y ago

    I’d recommend against it. The most prominent aspect of it, the “feat:”, “fix:”, etc. labels, are better done with git trailers. The “module” that appears in parens could be another trailer, if you so desire. You don’t consume valuable bytes
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    by teeray 2y ago

    I don’t know why it’s so hard for devs to stop for 30 seconds and answer the question “why does this commit exist?” That’s the question you’re going to ask when you find the commit in `git blame`, so just answer it.
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    by teeray 2y ago

    > or an email server on a VPS, or an email server on a residential IP So what options are left for a self-hoster. Colo?
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    by teeray 2y ago

    This sucks the most for everyone that never consented to genetic data collection, but they have it all anyway. If you were the only holdout in your family to not use 23andme, it doesn’t really matter since they know a lot about you anyway.
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    by teeray 2y ago

    My favorite is when I come across a set of functions in Go with the same prefix that all take some struct treated as a bag of data. “validateUserRequest”, “processUserRequest”, “initializeUserRequest”, or something like that. You have writt
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    by teeray 2y ago

    Boston can send the duck boats
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    by teeray 2y ago

    This is why, IMO, municipalities should have no ability to set their own speed limits. They should be specified by a disinterested third-party engineer at design time and be immutable without physically changing the road, or certain aspects
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    by teeray 2y ago

    Perhaps distributing among a large list of charities would be better. “A large list” would help prevent gaming the system with police / fire charities or something.
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    by teeray 2y ago

    > What I'd really like for next gen CI is a system that can get deep hooks into local-first tools. But how do you get that sweet, sweet vendor-lock that way? /s
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    by teeray 2y ago

    I wonder if this will enable creating a Firesheep-equivalent.
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    by teeray 2y ago

    I wonder if you could use the lattice work and do cable lacing on it instead.
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    by teeray 2y ago

    “The Anti-Social Network”
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    by teeray 2y ago

    How is the open-source voice assistant space these days? Is there a self-hosted alternative to Alexa these days?
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    by teeray 2y ago

    > They have chosen to treat politics like sportsball rather than something to actively think about. More like neo-religion.
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    by teeray 2y ago

    I was also writing a SANE-to-Paperless bridge to run on an RPi recently, but ran into issues getting it to detect my ix500. Would love to see the code!
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    by teeray 2y ago

    It does make me wonder what it will take to have a government with an appetite for trust busting again.
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    by teeray 2y ago

    Have you found Math Academy better than just prompting ChatGPT/Claude/etc. to be a math tutor?
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    by teeray 2y ago

    > U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), experts show that humans can single-handedly and effectively manage a heterogenous swarm of more than 100 autonomous ground and aerial vehicles, while feeling overwhelmed only for
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    by teeray 2y ago

    My stars are as follows: 5 - This book was so good that it’s life-changing 4 - This is a really good book 3 - I enjoyed this book, it was good. 2 - It’s alright. 1 - I hated this book with every fiber of my being, because it somehow tricked
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    by teeray 2y ago

    That is most depressing news to hear
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    by teeray 2y ago

    I wonder if RA2 is coming. That was always my favorite of the C&C games.