yawgmoth

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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Do we have measurement of that? How worse does it get on overdraw?
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
I imagine that if you have to work more than a sustainable pace to achieve a role, that it can be difficult to return to a sustainable pace and feel that you are "giving" the same. So, there is this self-imposed pressure to conti
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Do you like the dependency injection? In Flask applications (and I suppose, Quart) you can use the `current_app` object to hold onto a service container that itself can register/retrieve services. It's very manual, and is annoying
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
It's wrong enough where writing raw mermaid is still faster at this time, IME.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
A natural language mermaid diagram builder would be really neat. Something to go think about...
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
But money is portable, and Local market means a different thing than it did pre-pandemic. The argument that local cost of living is the only factor falls apart when people are moving from high CoL markets to low CoL markets with their advan
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
There used to be tours of the Detroit Salt Mines, and indeed the Detroit Salt Company is still alive today. Near the "Uniroyal Giant Tire" [1] off of I-94 is a small tunnel that goes under the freeway. Not the same as these, but,
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
I-375, along the northeast of downtown Detroit, MI, is being replaced with a boulevard.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
I agree, especially when considering that a model is also not reality. However, what folks often do is find a Linear Solution quickly, then optimize on the Integer Solution, which gives you a gap that you can use to choose termination.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
My take: They're too expensive at volume (and they have competitors, just not famous ones) and not specialized enough / not best in class compared to tools like Klaviyo.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
You can follow hashtags on the Fedi, and some accounts are "groups". Feels like mailing lists.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Yeah, automotive and insurance both are regular layoff industries. This is also a relatively small layoff, not like the huge "interest rates so the sky is falling" stuff we saw previously.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
I currently am stuck at a six hour cycle. Any tips to turn that into eight?
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Pretty sweet. What happens when it falls? A question for anyone: how would a device like this best guarantee that it can broadcast its data? What would it use in practice?
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
You are misinformed. There's a lot more to furries than that. If you want to learn more, Mastodon has some good SFW instances that are very tech focused.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
The author is a furry. Being a furry is pretty common and I bet even more people would be willing to engage with it if it weren't for comments like this.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Not OP, but it's lonely and it never ends. I live in a college town with a short commute and a neat downtown - a place I wanted to be. But it's Michigan and salaries here are really low. Hard to work for a local company.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Material UI / MUI is really popular. Fluent UI is another.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
While reading this, noticed how Shipwreckworld.com has plenty of content. I'm not sure if NPR or The Guardian added a ton of value. However, I am sure they spend more effort on capturing impressions. In this context, I sympathize even
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Degrade is an interesting word. I am comfortable changing for others to make them comfortable because the behavior is not about me and I simply know myself a enough to not mind.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Yeah, in Michigan I really can't find anything over 165. Remote has me above that, but not too much. There is wage fomo or insecurity that I am a sucker, but I do not dwell on that thought too much. Have to live with the cards in your
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Many lakes are regularly closed for bacteria, definitely. Lake Huron, Lake Superior, and Lake Michigan far away from Chicago don't have this issue, but of course they are exceptional in volume.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Detroit is not a simple situation, many factors aside from NAFTA have resulted in its decline. To your point though, Michigan absolutely needs to continue diversifying its economy. It has prestigious education yet tremendous brain drain. Wa
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Cool article. > This isn't weird, lots of languages have multiple dispatch. What is weird is that you can also dispatch based on a runtime predicate of the value. Is it wrong to think of the predicate itself as a type here?
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
I don't buy that this person is disinterested in generative AI. I buy that this person is interested in selling a book in which the root position endears ideas like: > The people involved are some of the most culturally and creativ
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Everything eats Arborvitae, especially deer. It is often planted for its speed of growth. I would not describe this as 'strange ways'. It's herbivores eating tasty plants.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Can this be used with Citus or Hydra?
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Paywalled, but I'll just share that before hockey on Fridays it's not uncommon to have a beer or two.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Love to learn about the nematodes. I have been using peppermint oil and cinnamon for bugs, and tallow to deter deer. However, racoons have been stealing my tallow! Now the tallow is in multi cheese clothes.
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by yawgmoth 3y ago
Have you read about hedge ecosystems? Particularly in England where forest cover is low, hedges are habitat. I think a lot of exurbs in the US could learn from that. On a side note, I share your philosophy. This year we have had deer and ev

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