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5mo ago
My money is on the latter. I’ll take it, but being bullshitted by these big corporations is the norm. Auto makers have been aware for years of consumer sentiment around the physical dials is my guess based on the complete consistency I’ve s
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6mo ago
I just started learning GitLab CI scripts and this was my first exposure to the concept of having executable code inside yaml files. I was like what kind of hell is this?
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6mo ago
Or referring more to the process of building the specs, requirements engineer(ing). Imho agile became a way of hand waving most of this critical process and responsibility, in place of a new inefficient and ill-defined process. Yes, you don
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6mo ago
Clojurist makes it sound like adherents to a belief, which does imply identity though Clojurian more directly so. I’ve also found Clojurian most often. If only we had software that indexed the popularity of words…
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6mo ago
Ah yes, the game with punctuation moving around I have no idea what’s happening and exit.
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6mo ago
I find our standards and norms around network access to be unacceptable. Programs shouldn’t access the Internet without opt in by the user either as a setting or a UI interaction. We had many years of applications from the dial up error and
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6mo ago
I contemplated for years and eventually saw someone implement a transparent kernel redirect for programs reaching for ~/.*
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6mo ago
The future is Flock, Palantir, and Ring or their descendants tracking your every move and generating your social credit score.
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Vornoy | Remote (US) | Full-time | Software Engineer | $90k-$110k We aggregate marketing and financial data into dashboards. Heavy backend focus on ETL, data pipeline, modeling, and normalization. Front end is straight forward React. Lookin
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6mo ago
What you really want is to build a Docker container and wait for ECS deployments between iterations.
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6mo ago
I thought it was Cloudflare’s DNS caching service at first.
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6mo ago
I use wormhole.app
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6mo ago
I think things are green that other people think are grey. Never heard of that with anyone else.
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6mo ago
That’s the tip of a conceivable iceberg but exactly. Also look at kitty graphics protocol. Look at the amount of engineering resources we pour into OS GUI toolkits and then browsers. Those layers of complexity aren’t there because we stood
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I hope it’s inevitable. Most users’ computing workloads by far are text oriented. The terminal is capable of flexbox now. Current GUIs create massive complexity and power draw relative to their value. Over a long enough arc, economic ineffi
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6mo ago
Settled how? Tabs win, right?
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6mo ago
It’s okay if I spy on you without your consent, it’s for your own good. Or my own good. Something like that, is that your point? The ends justify the means? How about respect as a feature, that one you don’t need telemetry to determine.
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It’s a white noise so hard to notice, but our behavior is fundamentally driven by the design of our nervous system. Thus the more immediate the consequence, the better we link our behavior and can adjust. Since this is true at an individual
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6mo ago
I love SDF. Super reliable and awesome community.
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It’s a “terrible” language? That’s news to me. What’s “terrible” about it? > `new MyClass() === new MyClass()` Does that look like the code you’re writing for some reason? Because I’ve seen 100k loc enterprise PHP apps that not once ran
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6mo ago
I believe this should let you do syntax highlighting for R in vim for example.
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I’ve never once told YouTube I wanted Playables and declined, yet tracked every time I was asked for over a year: March 19, 2025 - 8:31 PM April 9 - 4:09 PM April 24 - 8 AM May 9 - 5:33 PM May 20 - 2:07 PM June 8 - 5:10 PM July 9 - 6:59 PM
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This is actually a great criticism. Post Enlightenment we’ve come to worship the written word as a source of truth. It’s not. Thoughts, wisdom, understanding, exist primarily (and by necessity primarily) as a continuous structure in our min
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The most prolific violent video game is Minesweeper. The fidelity may be low but the little guy dies and mines are powerful weapons detonating all over in the game.
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This is awesome. Presumably if this worked in Elm, Clojure would work too. There’s a very cool niche community around these games for those who don’t know. Vespers was one of the best games I ever played. Check out ifdb for games. There are
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Same. Anyone who has designed anything at all in any domain realizes that what your intentions are and what materializes are often not the same. You have practical constraints in the real world. That doesn’t somehow make the constraints the
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I’ve used TotalSpaces for this in the past, though Apple has essentially ruined the ability to make these tools successful with their SIP bullshit
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Yeah they will come out of their homes and decide that we should acquiesce to Israel because enough is enough. How’d that go with the Palestinians? In the real world, Israel’s abhorrent behavior unites these populations /against/
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LibreWolf should have no reason to exist. It does because Mozilla’s values are largely marketing.
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Under that logic we don’t need any consumer protection laws.
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