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by twoquestions 2y ago
Have you looked at DataSpell? I haven't used it myself but it looks like it fits at least some of what you need. https://www.jetbrains.com/dataspell/
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by twoquestions 2y ago
"Concurrently" is a nodejs library for running more than one task at once, it's necessary if you want to build Typescript and Tailwind with one call to `npm run build`, for example. It's kind of a PITA to use, and just c
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Phoenix Playground(dashbit.co)
3 points by twoquestions 2y ago|0 comments
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by twoquestions 2y ago
I wonder the same, there's a bunch of budget electric bikes out there, I'd love something small that I can get around in the winter with!
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by twoquestions 2y ago
What are you going to be using it for? Gaming? AI model training? Wordpress dev? Writing? Your answer will change radically depending on these things. Personally, an out-of-support Macbook Pro from 2016 with Fedora on it has worked really
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by twoquestions 2y ago
I'm genuinely sorry you have assholes for neighbors. If it's any consolation, not every rural area is like that, at least around here people just want to be left alone. Personally I'd buy one of these in an instant, I like be
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by twoquestions 2y ago
I love my battery powered mower and trimmer (wow there's so many names for that)! I can mow the lawn and come back in and relax with a quiet show or game!
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by twoquestions 3y ago
Man this feels great to me. The Pico-8 feels a bit too old-school and janky to me despite being a great bit of software, the picotron feels a lot more like my childhood. I'm excited to start playing with it!
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by twoquestions 3y ago
Thank you for posting, I'm glad you can generally find service status better here than status pages that never show downtime.
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by twoquestions 3y ago
If you're looking for grab and go components, Daisy UI or Flowbite might be more your speed, I've used both with minimal headache. https://daisyui.com/ https://flowbite.com/
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by twoquestions 3y ago
There will be some black swan event that dominates the elections that we have no idea about/hasn't happened yet now. The US economy continues to roar ahead of the rest of the world, to the shock of everyone. The April total eclips
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by twoquestions 3y ago
That was my initial gut reaction, this will be an utter nightmare to customize and integrate. Wonderful for prototyping though.
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by twoquestions 3y ago
This is amazing, it reminds me of Wile E Coyote cartoons which were always my favorite. Thank you for posting this :)
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by twoquestions 3y ago
Hard agreement with all of this. As much as I'd really love Starlink to do well, Musk has negative reliability.
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by twoquestions 3y ago
In addition to being funny as hell, I actually kind of like the Liturgy idea, but it's an uncomfortable middle ground between private enterprise and taxation. I want to like it more than I do.
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by twoquestions 3y ago
Even if this doesn't pan out, I'll dare to hope we get useful stuff out of this, like how we got Duct (duck?) tape and silly putty. If it does, hoo boy!
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by twoquestions 3y ago
If you like that and 18th century naval history, you'll also like Rule the Waves 3, which also makes no bones about being a spreadsheet sim. Definitely on my wishlist! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2008100&#x
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by twoquestions 3y ago
The book gets into that a little bit (at least what I read in the Amazon preview), the gist was it's very Not Great to say "You're an American so you'll do this ", but rather to say "American business culture
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by twoquestions 3y ago
If my understanding of history is reliable, there are times when being in such a state can help your odds of survival, like if your country is occupied by an insane murdering tyrant. Your body wants to keep you alive much more than it want
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by twoquestions 3y ago
This is the way. I inherited a very long SP that built a SQL string within the procedure then `sp_executesql`'ed the resulting string. It was also at the very core of our product, which made it a living nightmare to support, because
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Livebook 0.9 Released(news.livebook.dev)
3 points by twoquestions 3y ago|0 comments
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by twoquestions 4y ago
I just hope bits of this plan can actually do useful work, I admit I don't know enough about energy to comment intelligently. What I'm really afraid of is Elon torpedoing this because one of his new friends told him it'd &#x2
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Thank you for posting this, it really made my day :)
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Phoenix 1.7.0 Released(phoenixframework.org)
3 points by twoquestions 4y ago|0 comments
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by twoquestions 4y ago
This is a common failure in authoritarian organizations. We'll be in a much better place when Corporate America either adopts or is forced to adopt a more egalitarian way of management. This is one of the major reasons why I chose to
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by twoquestions 4y ago
> Am I wrong to be concerned? Fortunately yes. There are very long and well-respected traditions when it comes to nukes, and despite Russian propaganda and shitposters going on about nuclear tidal waves and other nonsense, serious diplom
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by twoquestions 4y ago
What's with the question mark in the title? Hersh certainly doesn't frame this as a question. Unless it's a miskey of some kind which sounds like the most plausible explanation.
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by twoquestions 4y ago
My thoughts exactly. If this is true and more evidence comes out, the usual suspects will be screaming it from the rooftops, if not this narrative will die in obscurity. There's been a lot of misinformation about this war, and a bunch
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Depending on where you are, the opposite is true. I worked for a while in a hard-right state for an oil company, and failing to proclaim current conservative values with sufficient enthusiasm was a serious career limiting move. Luckily I&
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Hard same, I was wondering if I was crazy! You might also want to look into solarpunk art and urban design, at least to me it feels authentic like the monster building. When I was buying a house some years ago, and one of the places we wer

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