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by CSSer 2y ago
Unless this is a standby-specific question (in which case I’m not sure), no.
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by CSSer 2y ago
I never pretended to have anything else, and “motivated” is a weird word to use here. I have no skin in this game, and from what I can tell neither do you. If Twitter survives, great. I guess some of what you noted could be an interesting l
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by CSSer 2y ago
Great. This is all completely besides the point anyway. My point is that there are more of them and I think anyone who doesn’t see that is nuts. I’m sorry I don’t have a Grafana dashboard to show you.
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by CSSer 2y ago
Since Musk took over, I’ve frequently clicked on links to tweets only to be presented with the “Something went wrong. Try again.” Error message instead of the tweet I should be seeing. I then have to refresh multiple times to get it to show
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by CSSer 2y ago
Experience in teams has taught me that this is 100% correct. I even had a guy once who decided to develop using exclusively Safari for a couple weeks before giving up because he kept missing “obvious” style bugs other people would find in r
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by CSSer 2y ago
Agreed, and if it fails often enough, isn’t the bar at which a human or general-purpose, traditionally structured automation is going to be superior pretty low? This is how I think this bubble will pop. No doubt, LLMs are a breakthrough too
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by CSSer 2y ago
The funny thing about this is that as far as most software engineers are concerned these things are generic competencies. As long as the price isn’t egregious and the feature-set is rich, we really don’t and shouldn’t care if we’re locked i
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by CSSer 2y ago
I’m not suggesting he was one, but there’s a version of this person where they not only do this but they’re also incompetent. Since upper management has even less domain-specific knowledge than this hypothetical person, they appear extraord
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by CSSer 2y ago
New FAA announcement: Effective immediately, all airspace below 500 feet near powerlines is now classified as Class M airspace (for money). If your registered drone is detected nearby, you’ll be charged per second.
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by CSSer 2y ago
Wow, that sounds cool! Can you share any more details?
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by CSSer 2y ago
They don’t get enough hours because the employers don’t want to be responsible for their healthcare. It’s cheaper to keep someone below 30/hr week than it is to let them go above that and quality for full-time benefits.
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by CSSer 2y ago
And then next we could invent fusion! Wait, why does this sounds familiar?
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by CSSer 2y ago
Their user count and revenue has dropped like a rock. Obviously other factors are at play, but what decisive evidence is there? Even anecdotally I have to admit that I’ve clicked on Twitter links that unexpectedly failed to load and decided
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by CSSer 2y ago
I play guitar/piano, and I concur that they’re not great. I tried “Vagabond (acoustic)” by Wolfmother. I figured it would have an easier time because it’s just a vocal and an acoustic guitar. Some of the notes in the tabs are right, bu
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by CSSer 2y ago
Heh, I didn’t know that. I just occasionally encounter very old projects that use it. Good riddance.
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by CSSer 2y ago
I also refuse to touch node-sass (Bulma wisely opted for the Dart implementation, so this is a bit of a tangent). Node itself partially shares the blame for the binding situation, and it's improving with Node ABI. Regardless, it's
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by CSSer 3y ago
Almost. There’s also an alternative machine available, but it’s not a serious competitor.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Check out lint-staged and husky within the node ecosystem.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Ha, I’m not sure it’s quite the same. If my understanding of most couples is correct, this would be more akin to preserving all of their sticky notes e.g. “Pick up milk on the way home”, “You’re getting the kids, right?”, “see you in 20”, e
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by CSSer 3y ago
This is impressive overall, but I wonder if someone can provide some insight into, or confirmation of, an observation of mine. I’m having a hard time describing it, but there’s a stiff, shiny, and plastic feel to a lot of these. You can rea
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by CSSer 3y ago
Local binaries are exempt from any such judgment in my mind.
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by CSSer 3y ago
If clarification helps, my example is a premium product.
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by CSSer 3y ago
The only thing I beg of you is please don’t ship this in client-side libraries. Most of you will know better, but some of the things I see in third-party libraries really blow my mind. The last one was Pudgy the Panda as console ASCII art f
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by CSSer 3y ago
Know anybody who could do it in a weekend? That’s about what you’re paying for.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Insane amounts of money don’t make the right employees or corporate structure appear out of thin air or answer questions about how novel architectures perform under novel conditions overnight. I’m also partial to your conclusion but I’m afr
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by CSSer 3y ago
Odd. I'll give you that it's slow to type, but I can't agree that it's painful. Colon is on the home row under my pinky, and equal is next to the delete/backspace key that I hit all day long.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Alright, alright! We got it already.
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by CSSer 3y ago
It sounds like you want Lutron Casetas.
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by CSSer 3y ago
And frankly, these videos are agonizing to watch even when they jump right in. I can’t effectively grep through someone’s rant when I’m trying to find information about that one aspect of a product that will make or break my purchasing d
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by CSSer 3y ago
The next few months may be hard for you. AWS will start charging for ipv4 on February 1st, so it’s likely that either a mass migration is coming or prices for many services will increase accordingly to pass that cost along to customers.

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