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by wkdneidbwf 3y ago
there’s definitely a difference between a meadow (and the suburban front yard conversion thereof) and an unkempt traditional grass lawn. the latter suggests a resident that doesn’t keep up their property.
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by wkdneidbwf 3y ago
i blame our reliance on email addresses as usernames for services. i don’t want multiple email addresses, and the idea of switching seems overwhelming.
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by wkdneidbwf 3y ago
oh man, haha, who ever thought this was a good idea… <view page source> “John only considers me an acquaintance?!”
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
this is both cool and exactly why i don’t want to use emacs.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
this is the kind of thing you spend so much time setting up and then it just stops working weeks or months later. i would never attempt to do something like this without automation. talk about a maintenance nightmare as the underlying syste
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
seems to be down :( i didn’t get an answer, but i see they cite their sources for a response to high is very cool.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
surprises me a human would be exposed to a billion words. i never thought about it, but a billion is such a large number edit: oh, does he mean a billion total rather than a billion unique words? haha i r smat
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
i hope that one day i’ll have a computer fast enough to run emacs crisply. snark aside, it’s slower than every other modern editor i’ve tried (after i get it configured). part of it is no doubt what i’ve done to it, but shit, if it’ll take
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
hheeeyyyyoooo!
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
a <$10 battery or crank-powered radio for emergencies would work just fine. integration in the car’s system seem unecessary.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
i’d rather ditch AM radio in the car than pay more for better shielding, design, etc. i mean, i’d prefer both, but i think it’s likely either-or. i neeeevvvveeer listen to AM. maybe there’s some value in emergencies, but i had a different r
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
there is some world-class shit posting happening on this—quite enjoyable!
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
lol, “it’s spring break, everybody is vacationing with their kids”. i bet there is some truth to that though…
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
stackoverflow can be useful, but it’s not and never has been great. it’s very much the definition of good-enough. so i think with AI chat tools giving traditional search engines a run for their money at the moment, stackoverflow is looking
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
haha, i’m glad you reminded me today is april fools day. i was getting quite irritated reading this. i also agree that this is a troll post rather than an actual joke.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
it’s amazing how much younger and sharper exercise, proper diet, and good sleep can make you feel. or at least, that’s been my experience. i was astonished when i realized it wasn’t as much “getting old” as it was ”shit habits” that i was f
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
haha, amazing! i’ll put my pitchfork away :)
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
there’s nothing wrong with a persistence-centric approach like you took, but there’s also certainly nothing wrong with catering to your audience. we should strive to provide a better gateway than we had when we were young.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
why are your servers not UTC? sheesh.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
i think what gets lost here is how we’re defining uptime. if you’re regularly experiencing ec2 outages that result in your apps and services being unavailable i find it very hard to believe you’re using ec2 correctly. running a bare one-off
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
the statement doesn’t even make sense. “aws” isn’t a single service and measuring uptime across every aws service is nonsensical. obviously they mean ec2, but even then lumping all regions and azs together is weird.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
consider doing an AMA on reddit! i’d love to hear all about this
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
i love and daily-drive fish, but i don’t think fish does everything fzf does. did you stop reading the article at ctrl-r?
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
this is a good point. i don’t know either. for these types of crimes i’m not sure that rehab is viable.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
> If you consider the primary goal of prison to be rehabilitation at least in the us, this is the problem. it’s not about rehab, it’s about punishment and dissuasion. and it still fails there because it’s a for-profit system preying on t
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
oh glorious docker thank you for completely changing course and not deleting our data and then acting like you never said you’d delete it in the first place. fuck docker!
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
so outerbox connects directly to the db without using a bridge service like Mode does? meh, i don’t want to allow inbound connections from the internet. i absolutely hate mode, but i liked their bridge connector.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
software patents suck.
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
spoken like a true middle manager :) i don’t disagree that that’s one way to get some people motivated. some people prefer the carrot. /shrug
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by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
i think it can be most of those things. but i definitely think layers of middle management suddenly were shown to be largely irrelevant and unnecessary in a remote work-centric environment. so for (especially extrovert) folks who made middl

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