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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’m not sure from the readme how this compares to direnv which seems to do the same thing.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Have we leaned nothing from XMPP? If Meta comes in now it’s far more likely that it isn’t going to enhance ActivityPub, it’s going to eat it.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
With flakes it seems a lot easier to understand where all the parts are coming from. You give it git repo urls and it gives you a workable package. If you want to use a branch, or unstable, or whatever, it’s right there in the flake. Also,
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Just waiting on them to get access to the .dev TLD so I can fully transition over.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I recently flipped my config over to a flake, and I’m glad I did. Feels like flakes are just easier to understand with less mystery.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I was ok with that except all the way through the words “product design”, because I do think that’s a fair thing to collect data for… but it kind of went off the rails after that.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I was drawn to helix specifically because it is excellent without the need for plugins. LSP and tree-sitter grammars carry so many of the features I had to add to vim and emacs—over years of configuring—that I feel like I’m not missing anyt
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by tsuujin 3y ago
When I was starting up a small business, Stripe decided that it needed to “verify my activity” or some such nonsense and withheld all of my payments for several weeks. Meaning that I could not pay my team. As far as I can tell, a client pai
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’m still not entirely clear on what the vision pro can and can’t do. Is it an iPad or a Mac? If it has access to a terminal so that I can do web development on it I will buy one day one. If it doesn’t, maybe not… but I can’t seem to find t
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’m an initial user, and I don’t feel screwed over fwiw. I always knew that the site was going to come with a cost, and that’s why I’m using kagi; I would rather that cost be money than invasive advertising ruining my search results. I feel
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by tsuujin 3y ago
My god that is so much better.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I almost never drink, maybe a couple times a year socially. However, I get a drink or two every time I’m flying. Flying (well, navigating airports) is stressful, and the long gaps between flights are boring. That combination always seems to
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by tsuujin 3y ago
As others have said, lemmy is a viable alternative. Just beware that their flagship instance is pretty terrible in terms of political content. Maybe check out beehaw.org
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by tsuujin 3y ago
The first post I saw on this site was an anti-trans post using some really offensive terms. I did not bother exploring further.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
This is how I use my MacBook, but I still use a wireless touchpad just fine.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Do you mean “sycophants” or is “synchopants” a new word I’m not trendy enough to know yet?
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I use the miryoku layout for this. There are other options that do this in similar ways, but I’ve found this one to meet all my needs. It was kind of designed around emacs, so modifier keys are well supported. https://github.com&
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I genuinely can not imagine enjoying flying. Airports are a form of living hell.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I feel like the only thing that will change is the current offering will be reframed to “buy the tv to see _fewer_ ads”.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Because one thing we know for sure is that a couple of people posting to an issue is definitely and completely representative of the community, no possible way that MS has analytics showing how often queries get made to back up a statement
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Thanks for taking the time to write this up. I’m thrilled that there is some motion happening to make social a bit less terrible and your write up is maybe the most objective, least rhetorical commentary I have seen on bluesky so far (side
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I think it’s important to say this: I think asking questions is great, and I’m glad that we’re not just taking statements at face value because making social suck less is a worthy goal. However, you are coming across as highly adversarial h
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’m going deaf in one ear for an unknown reason which is causing major tinnitus, I have been waiting a year already to actually see an ENT. I managed to get a hearing test so they can tell me what I already knew but that took 6 months to sc
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I think the premier use for ChatGPT right now is as a starting place for writing tasks. I use it to give me a template for work emails from time to time because there is no element of correctness to get wrong. I give it facts I want to see
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I find this to be really concerning if true (which I’m not convinced of, seems more like correlation than causation). The most amazing part of chat ai is its ability to be very convincing and yet factually incorrect. It doesn’t seem like it
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’m excited for blue sky just because I’m excited to see movement in real alternatives to the couple of major social players. I also wish I could actually get an invite to BS. I’ve been waiting a long time and they seem unlikely to actually
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’ve used turbolinks on a few backend driven projects, but mostly with rails, and hotwire replaced that nicely enough. I really only used it because from the users perspective it’s hard to tell that you’re not using a SPA. I really like the
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by tsuujin 3y ago
> I wonder which full-stack JS framework you used that you thought made life harder? I’ve used Angular, Dart, Backbone, Ember, Elm, React, Vue, Svelte, and a few others I can’t remember anymore. All in production systems, not demo projec
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by tsuujin 3y ago
> Please just use the damn fullstack JS frameworks, they make life simpler Strongest possible disagree. I’ve been doing web dev for a long time, and the last 10 years has seen a massive, ridiculous increase in complexity across the board
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Nah, that’s not the hasty generalization fallacy. They didn’t say “bitcoin allows for crime to happen”, they said bitcoin has been the center of a huge amount of actual financial crime. I think that’s the observation fallacy, where you look

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