Stampo00

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by Stampo00 4y ago
I don't know if the author will see this or not. The RF shielding probably didn't get wet. It just looks like that. I have a TI-83 Plus Silver Edition which sports a semi-transparent case. I'm the original owner. I never got
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Build2 0.15.0 Released(build2.org)
1 points by Stampo00 4y ago|0 comments
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Pardon me while I go add Optimus Prime to my corporate letterhead.
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Sometimes I wonder if the long interview process isn't a psychological game. Maybe they think they can leverage sunk cost fallacy against you just so they can low-ball you. Yeah, the pay might not be great, but if you walk away now, yo
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by Stampo00 4y ago
I've recently started using devcontainers for some of my projects. VSCode makes using them pretty seamless and convenient. I'd be shocked if Codespaces on Github didn't have first class support for devcontainers by the time i
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by Stampo00 4y ago
This company doesn't understand public relations. Rather than countering bad PR with good PR, they decided to double down, cutting off their nose to spite their face.
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Looks like it's open source only.
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by Stampo00 4y ago
That's very true. I just wish there was a middle ground. I'd pay for a service that just runs a managed version of Gitea. Something similar to installing WordPress or a PHP bulletin board system to an old-fashioned web host. Hell,
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by Stampo00 4y ago
That's true. But I use VSCode every day. FWIW, I tried the de-Microsofted version and it worked well for almost a year. But then the plugin store split happened and it just made life more difficult than sucking it up and going back to
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by Stampo00 4y ago
I'm sure the tools are out there. But I'm at a point where I have more money than time for this. I empathize with the self-hosting ethos. I want a more decentralized internet. But I don't enjoy the setup and maintenance. I ha
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by Stampo00 4y ago
I'm so tired of this argument. I want to host stuff myself. Really, I do. But I really don't have enough time in the day to do it. I set up a blog this weekend using Hugo, Ansible, and Github Actions to host it on NearlyFreeSpeech
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by Stampo00 4y ago
If you like the style of the blog, there's a theme available for Hugo and a Go-based clone available for self-hosting. Links in the project README.
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Maybe not directly, but if you like the style, you have some options: https://github.com/HermanMartinus/bearblog/#can-bear-blog-be...
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Best Friends charms for nerds. Someone with a CNC router or a laser cutter and a Python script or something could probably make some cash by selling these on Etsy.
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Does anyone know of a tool like this for Apache?
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NGINXConfig: nginx config generator on steroids(digitalocean.com)
1 points by Stampo00 4y ago|2 comments
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by Stampo00 4y ago
I think we need to separate IRC the client from IRC the protocol. Everything you just described is possible with a sufficiently advanced client without any changes to the protocol. In fact, some clients already do what you describe.
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by Stampo00 4y ago
The spline stuff is super useful to me for another non-cursor idea I've had simmering. But I'm torn by this. The spline approach seems to look the most accurate. But when all three approaches are shown at the same time at the end,
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by Stampo00 4y ago
I've been watching those mesmerizing YouTube videos visualizing sorting algorithms lately. The header of this article uses a screen cap from one of them. Them: So what shows do you watch? Me: ... It's complicated. There are a lot
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by Stampo00 4y ago
I know everyone is here to complain about the mess that is "modern" frontend work. But I have to say, I started using Vite a week ago to bootstrap a new project using Typescript, Preact, and Tailwind, and I'm loving it. There
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by Stampo00 4y ago
The old pros are continuing to age out and retire or die. Places with COBOL systems want to keep their applications limping along instead of replacing them. The shortage of devs is only going to get worse. Remember when lock down started an
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Rumpelstiltskin certainly thought his name was private information. There's actually quite a bit of folklore suggesting that knowing a person's (or creature's) name gifts you with a kind of power over them. And like most folk
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by Stampo00 4y ago
I am also very careful about using my name online. I've worked very hard to minimize my so-called digital footprint. My full name is unique enough that there's only one other person in the world who shares it with me. I get his em
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by Stampo00 4y ago
That's what scared me off from learning Elm. It's mostly a one-person project. Naturally, it moves really slowly. Breaking changes can happen with any given release. And the community of developers is very small. It's a shame
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Good analysis! Thanks. For context, I was using Rust for hobbyist stuff because I value provable correctness and I love tools to yell at me if I try doing something stupid. But Rust moved too fast for me. Every time I sat down to use it, I
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Obligatory disclaimer that I'm not trolling or trying to start a flame war. I have dismissed Zig in the past in favor of Rust. But I've since found Rust difficult to keep up with since it's developing so rapidly and I don&#x2
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by Stampo00 4y ago
I agree that this is a solution in search of a problem. Don't get me wrong. It's very clever and fun. But it also suffers from a lot of problems traditional solutions like street addresses and the use of landmarks don't. Thos
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by Stampo00 4y ago
Although this was a fascinating article, the quality of webcams is pretty low on my list of things that could use improvement in the teleconferencing experience.
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by Stampo00 4y ago
To not understand recursion, you must first... wait, I think that's all!
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by Stampo00 4y ago
AI Statler and Waldorf. It would be such a force for good in the world that Disney should allow it to be used for free like Volvo did with their patent for the three-point seat belt.

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