ParetoOptimal

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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Yeah... you captured it very well. Another idea might be having it do a jarring transition to another topic, speed up a bit, go to another topic, etc. The snap back to "now it's time to give your morning standup update" hit h
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
> While going through the simulator, I was shocked with the response to some choices and situations. I was not aware that these things were so disruptive to some people. Well, I guess the simulator did a good job spreading awareness that
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
It makes it easier to read though because the least important parts are most easily ignored. The reader can focus on the contents of the list.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
> All that really matters is consistency. Let a team make some decisions and then just move forward. Not so! Amount of tokens correlates to perceived code complexity to some. One example is how some people can't unsee or look past l
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
> I promise after a week you'll just get used to whatever format your team lands on. Arthur Witney formats like this: C vt[]="+{~<#,"; A(*vd[])()={0,plus,from,find,0,rsh,cat}, (*vm[])()={0,id,size,iota,bo
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Yeah, pretty ridiculous... maybe we can move off of hackernews too.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
You probably give up just as much privacy with VS Code as you do with Zed, no? Just sent to different overlords?
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Maybe it's more capable because driving small truck could make people think your genitalia is small? Not my personal opinion... but wonder how much of a factor this is :)
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
> Google has been sued and lost for much lesser privacy infringements, like tracking users while in incognito, which if you read the suit is pretty absurd. But those suits dont matter: - the penalty they have to pay is laughably small -
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
> How do you fix a bug you can't reproduce? You strangle it from the edges.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Track everything users do and sell the data. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44523226
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
I like howm for this because it's designed around "writing notes fragmentarily". Or as their tagline says: > Write fragmentarily and read collectively. I felt a lot lighter just writing things without thinking about organi
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
This is the way.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
I think it doesn't work over tcp but try with the other GUI library.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
There is inherent limitation of latency/responsiveness in the tramp model versus the copy vscode server to my server and communicate with it model. The tramp model does have the advantage of little to no resource usage, but these days
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
A lot of times with emacs you can disable the modeline and get performance improvements because frequent updates happen and arent cached. Well behaved mode line items typically update a variable periodically so blocking never happens.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
This won't work for things that use a docker container without wrapper scripts, but those have their own problems.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
https://kde.org/plasma-desktop/
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Not to worry, we can surely assume Microsoft will act in good faith.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Are you insinuating that the way the majority thinks is more correct and should be preferred?
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
A more than justified reaction with Microsoft.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
There are a myraid of challenges with outsourcing and offshoring and it's not possible currently for 100% of employees to be outsourced. If AI can change... well more likely can convince gullible c levels that AI can do those jobs... m
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
> The question is who is setting these OKRs/Metrics for management and why? Idiots.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Or headscale: https://headscale.net/stable/
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Plus, repeat covid infections don't make things worse... right? Oh, wait... repeat covid infections are much worse and even damage T cells similar to HIV. Plus 1 in 5 covid infections result in long covid.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Basically its too chatty, dramatic, and inserting "stand your ground" in a place it doesn't belong.
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
The price of having good border security is the odd legal greencard holder is detained for weeks and... Oh wait I'm an actual human. This is disgraceful. The fear and punishment is the point though, I guess to prevent all but certain p
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
> Don't eat avocado toast for 2 days, idk. I didn't eat avocado toast for 2 days and am buying adobe outright later today. People hate adobe for their anti-consumer practices, purposefully obsfucating the PSD format, and shovin
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by ParetoOptimal 1y ago
Something for gimp like organic maps does for osmand would be great.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
If you bought an iPhone you could buy an Android.

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