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by tjpnz 1y ago
Easier said than done when your ecosystem of choice took the Unix philosophy of doing one thing well, misinterpreted it and then drove it off a cliff. The dependency tree of a simple Python service is incomparable to a Node service of simil
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>The best part is, though, nothing ever changes. I get things working the way I want, and it just stays that way year after year. No UI language updates, no replacing my default shell, nothing. It just keeps working the way I like. While
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Different Rob.
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One of those missions lasted just shy of 14-days. Boggles the mind given the size of the Gemini capsule.
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That theory is based on art springing up in locations where Massive Attack are playing. It's a bit odd because by that logic it could also be any of the dozens of people needed on tour.
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It's not him but probably was attending some of their gigs.
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Typically they'll have a spindle that will give them 10KM+ distance. Some have significantly more.
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by tjpnz 1y ago
Which is why they don't use it for that. Too susceptible to jamming and Elon's politics on a given day. All their drones will be fly by (fiber optic) wire now.
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The cherry on top is that it's being done in the name of someone who seemed to spend a great deal of time talking about children. Having someone's livelihood taken away disrupts lives, wrecks marriages and ruins childhoods. Why so
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That willingness to prepare doesn't reconcile with the realities of parenthood and all of the other responsibilities someone in their thirties may have. Consistently finding that time will be a huge ask, especially if you haven't
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by tjpnz 1y ago
Third-party apps were the only thing that kept me in the Android ecosystem. With that going away there's no point anymore, I already own a MBP anyway, so the "choice" is even easier.
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Anything related to observability with Next.js is guaranteed to be a fucking nightmare. At work we'll typically implement a metrics endpoint for Prometheus - really trivial for just about every API or fullstack framework under the sun,
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If you don't have time to write it I'm not going to make time to read it.
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I live in the 23 wards of Tokyo and certainly do. The local governments in other countries I've lived seem to just take and give very little back (while paying their unelected c-suite ridiculous salaries), but ours has given us thousan
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Cram school.
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There's no good argument for not blocking ads with so many of them pushing literal malware for criminals.
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And Meta et el will happily serve it to you also.
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Off-topic: Yomiuri Shimbun operates its own theme park and it's an absolute delight, especially during winter months when there's a spectacular light show during the evenings. I prefer it to Tokyo Disneyland because there's p
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by tjpnz 1y ago
Just knowing how the thing is built doesn't seem to be enough. Comac still sources its jet engines from Pratt and Whitney for instance, despite many years of trying no local manufacturer has been able to build them to the same spec.
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Would their CEO be prepared to step into a car with the knowledge that all of its safety critical systems were vibe coded?
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by tjpnz 1y ago
There's an old documentary series from the UK where they sent kids from disadvantaged areas to the same schools as the wealthy. Took them all of a couple of months to pick it up and it would work in reverse too.
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GOG are in the censorship business too - to silence Taiwanese game developers at the behest of the CCP.
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>If a game is legal and responsibly made, players should be able to enjoy it Just as long as it doesn't offend the CCP. Fucking hypocrites. https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/16/22178453/gog-devotio
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Same store that delisted Devotion after "feedback from gamers" (CCP shills). Fucking two faced cowards.
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If you've convinced yourself that layoffs are a normal (and accepted) part of a career you'll have no issues believing in this crock either.
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>The only hurdle would be the price. And that suborbital spaceflight is effectively off the table for anyone with a heart condition. There's a reason why you see all those warnings on rollercoasters even when the dangerous part last
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Same goes for documentation and podcasts. If you don't have the time then it must not be all that important.
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More likely to end up with a burn mark in the shape of the necklace.
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Lots of good tech comes out of Europe - not that you'd believe it based on what people say around here. I use Le Chat, DeepL and Proton Mail daily.
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I haven't. She's yet to face any real consequences too. Thoroughly despicable.

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