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by xlii 3y ago
I sympathize - it must’ve been stressful to go through this. Yet I just can’t stop to imagine the other side’s perspective and it’s making me laugh: I’m sitting in front of the monitoring dashboard, chewing a sandwich, and then a spike of i
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by xlii 3y ago
I wonder if that might have something to do with potential military use? I know there exist range of everyday goods that can be used in order to make weapons and they are more tightly controlled than other goods, especially in import/e
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by xlii 3y ago
> don’t forget about complex CI/CD ... So it’s simple or complex because I got confused ;) KISS is ALWAYS good. But simplicity doesn’t mean easy or naïve solutions. Naïve solutions get very complex since the initial input is low and
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by xlii 3y ago
Checking the GNU Make manual it might me .NOTPARALLEL flag that wasn’t recognized correctly. Cannot provide precise issues with (as it was more then a year) but I encountered 3-4 problems after having complete Makefile which was kind of dow
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by xlii 3y ago
There’s a problem hidden. MacOS make is outdated (or not GNU flavor not sure) and, for example, doesn’t support parallel tasks by default or some more advanced recipes. Asking people to use gmake on a standard Makefile is much more difficul
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by xlii 3y ago
I can recommend them as I did get one as a gadget. I don’t have a HUGE use for it, but it’s really well done, feels really sturdy and somewhat premium. It was amusing to learn (and re-learn on rare use) more advanced features and programmin
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Software Is a Tire(xlii.space)
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by xlii 4y ago
I'm also really curious how you manage having 20 searches a day :) An leisure example - I was checking various fidget toys. My ~10 minutes "research" took 15 queries like: "spring toy", "fidget stick", &qu
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by xlii 4y ago
It depends on your usage. With 200 searches/workday (25/hour) - Kagi set as default search engine - I got following options: - Stay at Professional - $10 + $49.5 query cost = $59.5 total (495% price increase) - Use grandfathered -
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by xlii 4y ago
I’ve been using Kagi for multiple months and due to advocacy I made few people pay for it too, but I’m completely disheartened by their business model. The whole explanation of the recent “we want to stay afloat” was weird, unexpected (pric
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by xlii 4y ago
I don't think that's a problem for Apple: - For figurative developer moving 120k customers saves $72k/mo - For figurative customers on $3/mo subscription it means ~$0.65/mo savings - Such scenario doesn't take
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by xlii 4y ago
Without context - it’s true. However I do have an autistic trait that makes me forget easily people and things without context. My spouse regularly nags me to touch base with family as I just have my attention elsewhere. Tried various “frie
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by xlii 4y ago
I’m seeing people commenting “yeah I’m uncool” and I highly doubt it. For me, personally, problem is that I can only relate in context. If I leave the context - poof - it’s gone. And I feel it’s very similar with other people too. We work,
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by xlii 4y ago
> all those 2439 people (...) got their accounts restricted for 30 days, during this time none of them can up- or downvote any Steam reviews at all In my opinion that's rather mild restriction and I'm wondering how come this su
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Show HN: NPM Time Machine(github.com)
1 points by xlii 4y ago|0 comments
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by xlii 4y ago
This is second article I read about Janet and by the same author (of course) and I’m really intrigued (especially since I am proficient in ELisp). Yet beyond that, I’m really taken by author’s passion for the language. That’s one great lang
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by xlii 4y ago
Diagnose - sure, but screening - I'd argue about that. Withings device mentioned in the article costs around 170$ and probably could be shared beyond few times use. Is it that expensive? ADHD is very visible in certain cases (and still
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by xlii 4y ago
I find it somewhat odd that modern medicine don't screen for stuff like sleep apnea or ADHD (and similar). They're quite frequent (sleep apnea - 17% from the article, ADHD - 5-20% depending on the study) and impact peoples' l
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by xlii 4y ago
I’d argue it’s different. It’s not about using software but for example creating brochure using embedded asset library provided with software (which is often the case but not sure if that’s in Photoshop). In imaginary scenario - Meta could
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by xlii 4y ago
I discovered quite opposite way for me enjoying the hobbies. E.g.: The fact that I enjoy photography and want to occasionally take out photo equipment doesn't make me photographer. The fact that I enjoy making contribution to OpenStree
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by xlii 4y ago
I'm completely out of the water, but one thing that I'm not seeing is control for ADHD which is highly heritable (depending on study there are various numbers ranging between 60-90%). I wouldn't be surprised that ADHD parents
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by xlii 4y ago
Sucks. Got a great advice on the camera there. Loved the YT videos. I doubt it'll be the end, though, as there seems that there's still need for such site (or at least I hope so).
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by xlii 4y ago
Absolutely agree. However that’s for the rule creator. I think that infinity in this context sounds slightly poetic.
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by xlii 4y ago
I have a feeling that a lot of commenters mix up structure design with structure implementation. Rule talks about the design (and I find approach interesting) yet implementation can (and most likely should) be limited. E.g. we are designing
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by xlii 4y ago
Well put. I share the sentiment. I used GPT-3/3.5/4 for multiple tasks and I never found it useful. It just feels… average. It can “answer” many questions correctly but that’s only on the data set it’s been training on. I asked it
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by xlii 4y ago
Indeed, but my objections aren’t placed due to higher productivity, but rather about personality and accountability. Imagine someone stalking you, imitating your way of communication and professional style and then emulating work for a high
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by xlii 4y ago
I wonder if we should modify existing licenses to include (no) machine processing clause. We’ve seen images with specific artist style being generated and with big body of data available I suppose everyone could be emulated to some point. T
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by xlii 4y ago
There’s something in the video that makes me feel uneasy. Hope that other browsers won’t follow the suit cause I’ll have to get myself comfortable with “use reduced motion” switch.
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by xlii 4y ago
I don't have experience with Flutter, but based on quick glance they're using widgeting and, what I found quite important - ability to develop GUI outside of the application. Something that I think libraries like egui are missing
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by xlii 4y ago
That's exactly the rabbit hole I'm in. I love immediate feedback but getting it ranges from hard to neigh impossible. E.g. I have a complex Emacs setup for rendering Pikchr diagrams, but there are a lot of problems to solve from d

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