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by weaksauce 2y ago
what's funny is that, from what i recall hearing, the creative forces behind the tv show essentially got bored with the show and crammed a ton of stuff into season 8 and kinda just phoned it in. iirc hbo was willing for one or two more
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by weaksauce 2y ago
world* history
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by weaksauce 2y ago
as another commenter said, they lose money on the policies and paying out. they make money on investing the policies before they have to pay out the claims.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
what data? if i let a passenger use my phone to check something while i’m driving this will negatively impact me.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
the cost would be enormous. it’s in an earthquake zone and it needs to withstand that. there’s already way too few houses for people at a reasonable cost. they’ve already evacuated and only a handful of lives have been lost to the people th
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by weaksauce 2y ago
> vigilante justice (especially against nonviolent offenders) is wrong. is it non-violent when they wield the system in a way to cause immense harm to the point where they are prolific killers indirectly and maybe even straight up direct
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by weaksauce 2y ago
you could maybe test that with many comments describing a false approach.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
I'm looking at the django admin interface and I see a very superficial admin interface. I am not sure why it's so lauded when the rails scaffold gives you 90% of that out of the box albeit in a style neutral way which is easy enou
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by weaksauce 2y ago
try out https://github.com/lazaronixon/administration-zero just a thing to install an admin generator scaffolds which you control fully after the fact. no magic just generators.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
there's also administration-zero which is basically scaffolding for admin pages and would be similar to what they'd give you built in if they were to. they consider it outside the scope of rails' responsibility as scaffolding
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by weaksauce 2y ago
> The other glaring omission being an inbuilt admin interface -- which may have been added after I moved on. with scaffolding and other rails generators with custom templates is that really a big asset? might not look amazing out of the
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by weaksauce 2y ago
it wasn't the wall that got them actually it was the poorly designed ILS embankment that should have been ground level. but yeah you're right it is somewhat probable that it was two engines out as the evidence comes in
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by weaksauce 2y ago
the airplane is perfectly fine to continue flying for a while on one engine so their momentary shock should not have been an issue. they've trained extensively for this kind of scenario and should probably have gone around if the bird
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by weaksauce 2y ago
the aviation term(probably others) for it is task saturation and loss of situational awareness.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
it is quite improbable. they can deploy landing gears using gravity so unless the birds killed that system(they can't) it was probably pilot error. just like in pakistan in 2020 that destroyed the engines so they couldn't perform
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by weaksauce 2y ago
it makes ruby code faster than c ruby code so they are moving toward rewriting a lot of the core ruby stuff in ruby to take advantage of it. run time performance enhancing makes the language much faster.
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Ruby 3.4 Released(ruby-lang.org)
2 points by weaksauce 2y ago|1 comments
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by weaksauce 2y ago
one thing you can do to make the speaker list more performant and seamless is to load the next list of speakers when the scroll gets to some value near the end of the list and also pull a few more speakers in each fetch.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
they are also spearheading the ruby-lsp and rails-lsp gems and vscode extension which are in heavy development and getting better by the day. it’s a shame that github, gitlab, airbnb et al aren’t doing more for the ruby ecosystem that they
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by weaksauce 2y ago
yes. i’ve seen the sausage being made. the quality of the factories making the drugs varies wildly. and the factories where the brand names make them are generally much higher quality in all respects. edit not to mention the processes can b
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by weaksauce 2y ago
ruby-lsp and rails-lsp from shopify is pretty good right now and getting better by the day. the vscode extension handles it well too.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
could be the latter. i lost clear vision gradually until not being able to read the tv was an in your face moment of clarity.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
“federal court decides that repairing a phone’s firmware during a period of lapsed warrants is not an unconstitutional search” maybe?
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First-Hand Account of "The Undefined Behavior Question" Incident [pdf](tomazos.com)
68 points by weaksauce 2y ago|21 comments
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by weaksauce 2y ago
not a repeat of 2016 at all. he's got every lever of the government at his disposal. stacked supreme court, three branches of government on his side. hiring the worst people for every job possible and hiring only for fealty to him. thi
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by weaksauce 2y ago
mrna vaccine had big “breakthroughs” during the 80s and 90s and yet it took quite a while for it to be a viable thing. some things take time and some things never pan out past the in a pitri dish stage.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
it is a opensource-crime to opensource something with a ui and not have a single screenshot of what the thing actually is.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
how repairable is such a design?
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by weaksauce 2y ago
I installed doom emacs to get magit because i don't use emacs anymore other than magit and i wanted fast startup and no config. it's worth it to me.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
they aren't a russian company. they were founded in the czech republic... they may have been a country that was aligned ideologically with the ussr during the cold war but that's not the same as being russian. https://b

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