w0m

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by w0m 3y ago
because The Old Way is universally better.
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by w0m 3y ago
I have pyright/shell running happily with lsbconfig and haven't noticed any lag. There's a way to profile plugins to see what's killing you I think.
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by w0m 3y ago
copilot works wonderfully inside NeoVim; I use it daily. You are right that some of the more advanced integrations (Chat, direct analysis/explanation) aren't ported though. I use shellgpt in tmux for a (not as good but almost) e
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by w0m 3y ago
The draw of these imo is as a framework for building my own config. Something as relatively niche as the lua config for NeoVim is hard enough to find good code examples that nicely flushed out configs like this are a goldmine.
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by w0m 3y ago
> can the school really claim credit for that? I went to a state school and studied CS. I have done OK for myself; started at a startup and have made steady progression. A friend of mine went to a ~top 5 CS school - started at same start
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by w0m 3y ago
So you want the information to be free! But not free to those guys over there. Ever so slightly hypocritical.
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by w0m 3y ago
> Why? If they federate, I can follow people who post on Threads, but I get a chronological timeline I control and no ads. It's kind of their carrot to get good will and PR from the vocal-but-small nerd-crowd though I think. Facebo
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by w0m 3y ago
hilariously; people blame facebook for getting both Trump and Biden elected.
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by w0m 3y ago
sounds like they imported instagrams WatchList
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by w0m 3y ago
His comment is more about the false equivalency i think; papering over/distracting from other very real issues by demonizing something flashy but unrelated.
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by w0m 3y ago
> And they can do that because of their good reputation, which is mostly based on tradition and perception. And possibly based somewhat on quality of education
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by w0m 3y ago
> A college or uni degree should carry the same weight wherever you study at A big issue here is that all degrees with the same title are not equal between universities. If nothing else; as long as MIT is more selective than Indiana Uni
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by w0m 3y ago
> A censored platform was of little use it's still very blatantly 'censored', just with different ideological front shouting about it.
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by w0m 3y ago
Few modern traditional cars have a slot to put their key in either. My wife's Audi as example, if the fob is dead; you place the dead fob cupholder. ~almost the exact same place I'd use the Card to start my model 3.
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by w0m 3y ago
> You absolutely couldn't plan a calendar appt around it without adding 30 minutes of buffer. You can say the exact same thing about driving a traditional ICE vehicle 5+hours due to traffic. EV is a bit less convenient on road trip
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by w0m 3y ago
> Top 50 in a 1000HP car (The fastest accelerating production car, short the Rimac) on one of the fastest tracks in the world is not exactly hard That's a bit misleading considering there are very few 4d cars on that list. '
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by w0m 3y ago
This is unappreciated until you have it. In Pittsburgh - there are multiple highway onramps that end with Stop Signs. Onramps. When there's any legitimate traffic; a legacy civic or similar car can be seriously dangerous to merge with
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by w0m 3y ago
Good examples why I hate that musk is leading it. I <3 my car but the state of Twitter scares the crap out of me for my employment future.
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by w0m 3y ago
> given tech's ignorant libertarian bent of "I can do better on my own"... Tech is uniquely positioned currently I think where skilled labor isn't as prevalent as the demand. Hence; 'we can do better on our own&
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by w0m 3y ago
all 5 photos in roughly the same location I believe to help you narrow it in. Every day a new location with 5 new photos you can drill down with.
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by w0m 3y ago
Hasn't that been society since the advent of advertising, and 'targeted' since at least the 1950s? Everything (and everyone) around you is shaping who you are; I've always attested that the key was to try and be as self
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by w0m 3y ago
This is a serious concern; it's been getting slightly better (Thanks Obama), but I think it's more of an overarching issue with how insurance and risk is structured than anything. There should never be financial incentive to not
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by w0m 3y ago
> Do EVERYTHING in your power to avoid that. The question was, "Why should I care?" A nebulous 'They' have had profiles on all of us since at least the 50s regardless; what's the difference and harm?
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by w0m 3y ago
> seeing any particular ad is the least of your problems I run a blocker. But for a general user not hitting shadier corners of the web and careful what they click on - What are the larger problems people discuss, and how are they relev
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by w0m 3y ago
'But they're monetizing you!' 'And I give a crap why?' I Admire this approach to life. I probably fall in the middle somewhere.
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by w0m 3y ago
That might be his intention; at least force an intermediary OSS app before commercial use. else-payup.
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by w0m 3y ago
it's amazing how much the sheer usefulness has (mostly) kept the ethical criticisms down.
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by w0m 3y ago
He lists 'principal' on LinkedIn. According to levels.fyi, that's roughly a ~100k/year TCO increase on-top of the 20k spot bonus assuming that's his new title not old. That's not a tiny bump.
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by w0m 3y ago
We had a first-year X1. Starter went after ~10,000 miles. Dealership was garbage (hence my comments above), but still towed us home and dropped off a loaner-car for the ~week it took to fix. Annoying, wasted ~hour waiting for toe truck
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by w0m 3y ago
>a brand you buy when you can afford to have a car in the shop most of the time TBF, unless you are in a Niche market (off roading a land rover) - it's generally hard to buy a bad car today. Is a Camry more reliable than a 3 serie

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