tengbretson

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by tengbretson 10mo ago
Libraries shouldn't log. Just have your top-level abstractions extend an EventEmitter base, emit appropriate events, and let the user do the rest.
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by tengbretson 10mo ago
For many people, the thing being substituted for an alternative is not "transportation into Manhattan", but more broadly "engaging in commerce in Manhattan"
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by tengbretson 10mo ago
> You don’t start a wood bank in a country with functioning institutions. A wood bank is a functioning institution, you clown.
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by tengbretson 10mo ago
I can think of someone who might be at fault.
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
Enough.
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
It seems to have recognized a question as being engagement bait and it responded in the most engagement-baity way possible.
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
It wrecks the back button and they cannot be bothered to optimize for mobile in the slightest. And I'm not exactly asking for some janky "fake mobile app" here, how about some basic CSS breakpoints. Any member of the anti-mod
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
How can the risks involved in such a playbook be justified when an mRNA vaccine takes only 26 days to develop? https://oregonhealthnews.oregon.gov/plug-and-play-mrna-techn...
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
The longer I work the fewer legitimate use cases for LISTEN/NOTIFY I seem to find. At this point, I only really see the value in using it to allow a polling loop to have a longer sleep and to use notify events as interrupts. Even that
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
What I meant was not so much a statement about a parent's influence on a child's entrepreneurial ambitions, but more so that the author's dismissal of a person's inherent qualities would seem laughable to someone that ha
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
This reads like it was written by someone that has no children and/or has very little interaction with children.
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
You're absolutely right
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
The baseline lifestyle of 99.999% of human history would, by modern classifications, be considered intermittent fasting.
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by tengbretson 11mo ago
In many parts of Wisconsin the value of `x` could very easily be 100+, so I'd say this checks out.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
Too many people place their identity in their own thoughts/intellect. Acknowledging what the LLMs are doing as thought would basically be calling them human to people of that perspective.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
HP fumbled the bag on this tech so hard that literal mushrooms are beating them to market.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
> indirection isn't free for readability Yes, but also no. If its a mostly side-effect free function with a good name and well defined input/output types its basically free.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
NextJS app router/server components is incredible. By focusing on server-component-compatible patterns for interactivity, my rather complex web app retains like 90% of its functionality even with client side js disabled. I think the ha
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by tengbretson 1y ago
Do you get this way about signs in restrooms telling you to wash your hands? Americans fall for that trick constantly.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
I won't discourage anyone that wants to take things into their own hands, but this level of DIY seems too deep for me. I've gotten a great balance of reliability and open data/DIY spirit by using an off-the-shelf consumer wea
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by tengbretson 1y ago
It really makes you wonder what the media landscape would look like right now if this tech had been ready closer to Netflix's "become HBO faster than HBO can become us" phase.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
They're just selling. Thats it. If 50 Pittsburgh Steelers fans show up to your bar every Sunday, congrats, you're a Steelers bar now.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
If the compact is occupying a space that could otherwise be serving Joe then it will be priced as such.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
Hogs are routinely slaughtered by asphyxiation in a room pumped full of co2. By comparison the dolphins are getting off easy.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
There is no scientific framework that can tell you the correct amount of non-food material to intentionally add to your otherwise fine food.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
I don't disagree with your larger point, but specifically in the scenario you outlined, the highly skilled, highly capable people that actually can produce product Z will not be satisfied with that kind of arrangement. All you will hav
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by tengbretson 1y ago
> the amount wagered on sports bets has grown from $5 billion to $150 billion annually. 58% of college students have bet on sports. 50% of all men below 50 have an online sports betting account. If I had my way, everyone who has ever mad
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by tengbretson 1y ago
I thought "idiomatic Scala" was an oxymoron.
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by tengbretson 1y ago
> There's a reason that "ban the cars" posters never mention a partner or children in their bios. Here comes the flood of "but not meee" comments
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by tengbretson 1y ago
$1 million Doesn't even come with a Disney fast pass or NFL redzone. Pass.

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