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by xlii 2y ago
For what is worth I spent couple weeks evaluating Cue and I don’t think it’s mature enough for production use in context of task runner. There are undocumented quirks (and documentation gaps) requiring hours of experimentation, some subtle
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by xlii 2y ago
This is a pitfall. I’m working on something similar (internal solution) and dynamic task graph bites back hard very quickly. Domain I’m working on is very prone to a failure so having simple visualization/interaction (e.g. click to ins
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by xlii 2y ago
I have doubts about the design and on spot decision of using FastAPI. It’s kind of chicken and the egg problem. If author knows FastAPI then it’s great, but if not then should verify its applicability. It might not be the choice they’d make
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by xlii 2y ago
Ok, so… I’m looking at the Python example with HTTP Endpoints and I already have questions. Why both functions are inlined and why FastAPI is used at all. I’m also not seeing any network bindings. Is it bound to local host (doubt it) or doe
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by xlii 2y ago
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy - which has the best hint system ever (and you can play it hint-by-hint while still having loads of fun, as sometimes they’re misleading) A Mind Forever Voyaging for the story and setting. I doubt anyone woul
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by xlii 2y ago
An interesting viewpoint for sure. I would dissect it though since it’s not pure anger - frustration maybe, a complex one and caused by additional input. E.g. anxiety (you took what could be mine) or internal discord (after observing act of
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by xlii 2y ago
> But art is mostly about surfacing the inner world, and only in part about skill. I always thought that art is all about emotions, both preserving and creating them. That’s why I find a banana on the wall art, popular music is still art
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by xlii 2y ago
Late response but a clarification - The Last Ringbearer was translated to couple languages, and it seems that only English didn’t get proper release due to the authorization (yet its still available for free and approved by Yeskov). I check
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by xlii 2y ago
> Anyone who has done a programming contest, advent of code, etc knows that the language doesn’t matter so much as your algorithm. This is one of the biggest falsehoods in the software engineering I know. Language is a collaboration glue
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by xlii 2y ago
I can’t disagree, but such succinct description is robbing the story from its value. For me it was coherent (and back then I knew Tolkien lore well). Stark contrast between believable realities gave me plenty of space for wandering thoughts
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by xlii 2y ago
When I’m asked about best book I always bring up „The Last Ringbearer” by Yeskov. It’s a fanfic in LOTR universe, and it wasn’t very interesting when I was reading it but it revolved around a twist that helped me develop critical thinking s
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by xlii 2y ago
I had a very similar issue some time back that was caused by LSP. Long story short I had multiple long running LSPs (fragmented projects) in Emacs that would open many handlers and keep them open. At some point same error started happening
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by xlii 2y ago
The problem I have with this explanation is that it’s 90% available sans the magic update. It’s possible to Airplay iPhone to window and see what’s on the screen. Continuity with iPad work just well so it’s also possible to control iPad usi
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by xlii 2y ago
I recently got bored of Apple ecosystem. Was considering buying System76 for work, but thought that iPhone Mirroring feature would be really neat and decided to wait. Turns out it’s not available in EU because yadda yadda Apple threw a fit.
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by xlii 2y ago
It’s easy to point at YAML and shake one’s head: “ya did it again old chap!”. Yet, software engineering is full of foot guns like that. I tend to joke that working in the industry made me lose all the trust I ever had in me. I don’t believe
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by xlii 2y ago
I was given similar advice and, I am sorry to say, it has proven completely worthless. My friend is completely crazy about mechanical watches and recommended me getting ~4000€ upcoming watch coming from reputable but not well recognized Ita
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by xlii 2y ago
> A camera is a rather limited tool It's also a very common viewpoint but not true, as there are countless methods in which photographer can prepare for a photo. A quick argument: video is a stream of photographs. Do you think that
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by xlii 2y ago
I think that nowadays industry flavored joke of “you either die a hero or live long enough to become…” should end with Google/Meta. What a dirtbags.
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by xlii 2y ago
This looks fascinating. Im missing one thing though. Highlight of an app is that it can analyze play from MIDI but being an interested person it immediately pushes me toward “pick a device” which is immediate ehhhh area for myself. I know t
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by xlii 2y ago
This is an interesting read, but in my opinion editorialized title doesn’t help it.
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by xlii 2y ago
Could you share some sources on stimulants discontinuation? High discontinuation rate around stimulants aligns with my observations but I was wondering if that was only because of limited medication options where I am (not only for stimulan
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by xlii 2y ago
I think this is a snake oil, but since (as other commenters mentioned) it seems to bring benefits even though it’s mediocre game I have another question. Would it be possible that ANY video game has a positive effect on ADHD? I’m wondering
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by xlii 2y ago
Based on their reports it’s approx. 42%. Do you have other sources? https://s21.q4cdn.com/399680738/files/doc_financials/2024/q1...
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by xlii 2y ago
Recently I’ve been exploring back Perl. I loved it many years ago and today I just need “glue”. It seems to be quite fast, can escape UNIX-Linux idiosyncrasies and I still can see all the magic variables in the code after those years. Maybe
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by xlii 2y ago
That's one nice flame bait :) But, I don't think it's surprising. LLMs are trained in almost infinite volume of data. If that data has bias answers will have bias. My guess would be that US content is big part of training da
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by xlii 2y ago
In short commit is your stage. It’s expected that you look at the commits before you push, the same as you do with staging. If you’d just "commit -am" the results would be the same. And since a commit can branch you can have a mul
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by xlii 2y ago
I'm not sure if Shenzen I/O is a good recommendation - as with all Zachtronics games sooner or later it gets very puzzle like and gets difficult very fast. Turing Complete on the other hand is focused on the exploration/learn
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by xlii 2y ago
COVID taught me that we can’t align on absolutely anything. Problem with climate discussions is that 99.9% of people don’t have any impact whatsoever (drinking through paper straws or buying eco friendly t-shirts doesn’t change a thing). No
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by xlii 2y ago
Many different definitions might just as well add mine. Kanban is a method and Scrum is a process. In a way that Kanban isn’t per se defined in time. It’s about how work is pulled (work in progress limits, just in time work prioritization)
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by xlii 2y ago
https://archive.is/AlQJ9

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