Squid_Tamer

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by Squid_Tamer 6mo ago
While (relatively rare) left-hand exits are a thing in the US, I don't think that's what the arrows on this app is showing. The screenshot appears to be showing a single exit. The arrows probably tell you whether your first turn w
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by Squid_Tamer 7mo ago
If you get desperate, I've given my agent a custom $PATH that replaces the forbidden tools with shims that either call the correct tool, or at least tell it what to do differently. ~/agent-shims/mvn: #!/bin/ba
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by Squid_Tamer 1y ago
For real. They could even gate sideloading behind a 10 question multiple-choice-answer quiz on the consequences of sideloading. That's how we license dangerous abilities in the 'real world' - demonstrated competence via stand
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by Squid_Tamer 2y ago
I think probabilistic counters are really interesting for this situation, as long as you don't need exact numbers. if random.randint(1, 100) == 1: db.increment(row) Then, looking at the database, you can know that the actu
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by Squid_Tamer 6y ago
I worked on a SaaS project who's customers are companies in an old-fashioned industry. A common requirement was that their data shouldn't be stored in the same database tables as any other customer. They were fine with it being co
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by Squid_Tamer 7y ago
I figured out that if you click the "info" icon at the top-left of the screen, it'll bring up a little GUI editor with dropdowns. Still not great for finding categories, but better than "wdt:P279"
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by Squid_Tamer 7y ago
I'm not so sure about this conclusion. I feel that below-average developers are less likely to answer stack overflow surveys at all. In my anecdotal experience, below-average devs usually have little interest in interacting with the ov
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by Squid_Tamer 12y ago
Maybe I'm noticing a trend that doesn't exist, but it seems to me that the web industry is slowly realizing how much the original designers of the web got right. RESTFUL services bring back the focus on URLs and HTTP methods. For