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by werdnapk 10mo ago
I used to live and breath C++ early 2000s, but haven't touched it since. I can't make sense of modern C++.
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by werdnapk 10mo ago
I'm pretty sure you mean @@ on a variable and are not common in a Ruby project. @@ is a class variable and I can see that causing all sorts of problems with data across sessions.
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by werdnapk 10mo ago
My niche questions are never answered correctly by AI. I'm led down false rabbit holes. Stack overflow still provides much better answers for me overall.
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by werdnapk 11mo ago
People wear appropriate clothing for the weather. Those temperatures are no reason to stop biking. People do not "literally" freeze when it's below 0.
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by werdnapk 11mo ago
I really enjoy biking in Quebec city. I don't have as much experience with Montreal, but I can see how QC is a top spot.
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by werdnapk 11mo ago
The rovers are controlled remotely, so imagine playing a video game where your inputs lag by upwards of 40 minutes and you can't crash.
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by werdnapk 11mo ago
Nani Banani, Nanu Bananu, Nano Banano...
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by werdnapk 11mo ago
Ruby dev since 2000 and looks like refinements have been available since 2.4. I just used them for the first time this year. Definitely not a go to feature for me, but it was nice the feature was available.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
80s/90s kids dealt with this with almost all their games
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Reinforces the A in AI... "artificial" intelligence. Actual intelligence could pick up a new language no problem.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
100% tariff on a few micrograms of aluminum shouldn't break the bank ;)
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Yes, the you can put "thick" insulation over top of any buried plumbing and the exposed bottom will gain geothermal heat from the below and it can prevent freezing.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
10ft below ground is enough to take advantage of geothermal heat. You don't have to go "very far" to reach warmer soil in winter because the soil PLUS the snow on top is pretty much just insulating the deeper ground from the
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by werdnapk 1y ago
I do all my dev in Firefox and rarely test in Chrome. I've been made aware of maybe a handful of issues over many many years doing it this way. If it works in Firefox, 99.9% of the time, it's also working in Chrome.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
I had static on my TV well into the 90's.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
They're literally translating from French to English because they don't know any better. In French you open and close lights and all other electronics... that's just how it works. On and off isn't a thing. So it'
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Those are British words which Canada uses a lot of.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Quebec has it's own dictionary.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Restroom has always puzzled me. Seems like it should be an alternate name for a bedroom instead.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
I've never heard that one... what part of the country is that from?
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by werdnapk 1y ago
This is my go to: https://www.onceuponachef.com/recipes/caesar-salad-dressing....
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Once I started making my own Caesar salad dressing at home, Caesar salads for me at home went from meh to unbelievable... basically what you'd get at a nice restaurant. So make your own dressing and never buy the bottled stuff... it&#x
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Isn't this how capitalism works? What the USA claims to be the best at?
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Click on the planet symbols at the top to fast track.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
An aeropress is really an amazing piece of coffee making gear. I used to use one when I was on a budget and found it to be the best method of making coffee for little investment. There are a few tips and tricks worth looking up, but once yo
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by werdnapk 1y ago
I've been working with Ruby full time for pretty much 20+ years as well and there's many parts of it I've never used, although when I need one of it's many features, I love that it's there. I just used a refinement
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by werdnapk 1y ago
This looks to be a bit more integrated into the UI than the old version. The old tab groups always seemed like a bit of a separate "app" and I tried to use them, but never really used them much because I had to manually switch to
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by werdnapk 1y ago
I've used AI with "niche" programming questions and it's always a total let down. I truly don't understand this "vibe coding" movement unless everyone is building todo apps.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Most web developers don't even know what a binary tree is, nevermind rebalancing one.
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by werdnapk 1y ago
Specialty retail is what I generally buy from brick and mortar as it's almost always cheaper in-store compared to what I find online.

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