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by weaksauce 7mo ago
to put this to numbers... the exports are just about 0.5% of california's GDP. so yeah pretty much a rounding error.
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by weaksauce 7mo ago
they just agreed to move forward on the protocol to do that thing.
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by weaksauce 7mo ago
yeah... it's good stuff and if python breaks something after a package update reinstalling toshy is quick and easy and the config is safe if you only write your modifications inside the areas where they tell you to. (though backup of
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by weaksauce 7mo ago
i don't find the luddite comparison accurate. they were against looms and anti-ai people or ai skeptical people are against the wholesale strip mining of intellectual property as it exists... both public domain and non-public domain. i
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by weaksauce 7mo ago
using a linux with toshy to get the best of both worlds wrt keybindings. linux and kde is amazing nowadays... I don't miss macos but would be hating linux without mac style keybindings.
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by weaksauce 7mo ago
my non-command line gui version of doom emacs with a bunch of packages enabled loads up fully for me in 0.45s which is hardly slow. sure it's slower than neovim but also not slow in the absolute sense and i don't have the emacs da
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by weaksauce 7mo ago
I don't know what I've done to have a small right click menu but mine is only a handful of options and I even tried selecting an image and a link and some text to get all the options.
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by weaksauce 7mo ago
there is a middle ground where you could do something like about:mouse (about:keyboard for keyboard shortcuts already exists) for the power users. doesn't need to be fancy but it would be easy enough to do.
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by weaksauce 7mo ago
I'm rocking cachyos(arch based though) wayland+kde and https://github.com/RedBearAK/toshy . it's great to keep the keyboard shortcuts that I'm so used to from the mac almost seamlessly. kde lets you confi
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by weaksauce 7mo ago
there has been a few adopters of rust... linux formally choosing it for some of their systems being the most notable recently(maybe a few months ago).
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by weaksauce 8mo ago
halt and catch fire is so good. one of the best things i've watched as a tv series.
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by weaksauce 8mo ago
basically the patriot act was a big piece of temporary safety that never produced any.
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GitButler CLI Is Good(matduggan.com)
3 points by weaksauce 8mo ago|0 comments
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AI makes the easy part easier and the hard part harder(blundergoat.com)
532 points by weaksauce 8mo ago|366 comments
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by weaksauce 8mo ago
i assume heat since most energy in an ICE engine is wasted to heat (~60% wasted iirc)
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by weaksauce 8mo ago
I think the special feature is that it tracks on a per line basis in a blended commit what AI is doing vs. whole commits. not sure the utility of it.
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by weaksauce 8mo ago
microsoft also uses react native for the start menu and also bricked that during a recent upgrade apparently... along with breaking other stuff.
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by weaksauce 8mo ago
yeah i tried it the other day because spectacle feels lacking and it completely failed on my multimonitor kde wayland setup.
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by weaksauce 8mo ago
you see the reason h1b is so popular with the c-suite in a lot of cases is that you get absolute loyalty to a company that holds all the power of your being allowed to stay in the us. you lose the h1b job and you have limited time to find a
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
> I'm curious what would stop you from opening it in restricted mode? Is it because it says browse and not edit under the button? loss of syntax highlighting and to a lesser extent the neovim plugin. maybe having some kind of more g
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
yeah me as well. at least have the untrusted code allow certain plugins or certain features of plugins to run that you whitelist. not having vim keybindings or syntax highlighting is too barebones.
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
though use linux is in a great state. tahoe and windows are really bad right now and i don't regret moving to linux even a little bit.
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
Erick Schat's Bakkery in bishop is a counterpoint... great sandwiches from what i remember and a great bakery. though they operate kinda separate.
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
chile based on the email address in profile
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
I think that if affinity chooses to make it work well on linux that would be a game changer for a lot of people. daVinci resolve works on linux for video so having a proper photo editor/illustrator tool that is not gimp would open up t
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
cachyos is a good os that is also performant. arch though so there are quirks around the rolling update model but you always have the newestish packages and if you update regularly there seems to be less headache.
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
I wonder how well this will work without other the states not being in on it and what other unintended consequences this may bring. sounds like a good start though.
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The Delete Act(privacy.ca.gov)
211 points by weaksauce 9mo ago|88 comments
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
the author of these libraries is a very experienced ruby coder... I'm sure there's a reason for that code: to_s normalizes code down to a string that can be compared when the object could be arbitrary and might not implement == in
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by weaksauce 9mo ago
another early days project but pretty well thought out in that space: https://github.com/yippee-fun/empirical/blob/main/literally_...

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