adhoc_slime

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by adhoc_slime 2mo ago
hn really is more reddit-like with each passing day.
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by adhoc_slime 3mo ago
Roaches are notoriously hard to get rid for a reason. If you don't call an exterminator with the proper poison almost any effort you make will be moot. I can tell you from firsthand experience that roaches will move with you. My partne
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by adhoc_slime 5mo ago
moleskine doesn't even make good notebooks anymore. for a premium price you can get a notebook with paper that bleeds with a ballpoint pen. they've spent any goodwill they may've generated at one point or another and now its
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by adhoc_slime 6mo ago
crazy level of eye damage from the flashing effects. Turns something cute into something painful, so thanks for that.
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by adhoc_slime 7mo ago
>The pouches are available for free in Palantir’s offices for employees and guests over the age of 21, a Palantir spokesperson told the Wall Street Journal. Palantir, which did not respond to requests for comment, pays to stock the produ
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by adhoc_slime 8mo ago
You are disgusting, you publicly share generated child porn on mastadon? Get help.
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by adhoc_slime 10mo ago
arduino's response to the discourse is here: https://blog.arduino.cc/2025/11/21/the-arduino-terms-of-serv...
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by adhoc_slime 1y ago
funny result of this is that GPT5 doesn't understand the modern meaning of Vibe Coding (maximising llm code generation), it thinks it "a state where coding feels effortless, playful, and visually satisfying" and offers more c
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by adhoc_slime 2y ago
Maybe this is a weird thing to focus on but the chart they show on their device how on earth is server costs their top expense as a company?
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by adhoc_slime 2y ago
that's probably a problem with your dimmer switch, not the bulbs.
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by adhoc_slime 2y ago
I recently picked up a monitor light and the change is huge, I wish I did it sooner. My rule of thumb is that I obviously don't point lights in my eyes, only on camera. no overhead light, but lamps are great because they direct light a
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by adhoc_slime 2y ago
Do you get many people thinking this product is snakeoil?
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by adhoc_slime 2y ago
I've almost never cared about learning about rss before but seeing the response it alsways gets, I decided I'd try feedly on my phone and add this blog to it. Feedly asks for a url, this site makes me download a .bin file. It does
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by adhoc_slime 3y ago
You know that is not in the spirit of the website. They were taken advantage of.
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by adhoc_slime 3y ago
I don't think this means it has no value as an item, it may be totally useless in 10 years but collectors would want it, but there is humour in the idea that a $17 000 watch could be totally repairable by the people who made it.
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by adhoc_slime 3y ago
As far as the android app goes I disagree. While there are minor improvements, there are major steps backwards in offline playing, library management and account management. An entirely frustrating experience trying to use the app.
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by adhoc_slime 3y ago
Wow that SO post is really good, I'm 100% keeping it in my tool belt for dropping niche articles on unsuspecting co-workers. Thanks for sharing.
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by adhoc_slime 3y ago
I think I'd be interested in this as well. Maybe leave me with a set of powerful macros for generating some of the boiler plate code and I'd probably be quite happy. Maybe a flag to add to zen mode, zen++, I don't know. an as
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
Hey! I love your search engine, it helps me remind myself of the originality that still exists ands is yet to be found out on the web.
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
> My favorite usage. No more ffmpeg Googling I was using chatGPT for a couple hours last night trying to finetune some FFMPEG commands. I'll have to give this a shot, clearly I'm a target user.
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
Thanks, for the repo link! The build/release process for the rp2040 and package management is actually what drew me to rust for embedded initially, super quick turn around to writing to fiddling with the hardware. I think you're r
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
I'll give it a look over and see if I can get a blinky.toit going.
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
In general I'm not mad, the learning curve of both combined was a lot and beat me down, and the rp-hal library is still beta and ironing out its kinks. I experienced a lot of frustration (and still do) around USB HID implementations. S
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
I've been working on some rust code for the rp2040 mcu as my entry into rust and embedded programming and I think it has killed my enthusiasm for both rust, and embedded. I want to work on an esp project but I feel so burned right now
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
I did the vue2 - vue3 upgrade, while I see what you're saying and actually agree, I have no idea why you had change your build tool from webpack to Vite. I'm still on webpack, for better or worse.
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
Same thing on my asrock MB, nothing worked until I did the classic usb flashback. Its frustrating really, considering the delicate nature of bios updates.
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
Hah I was literally just complaining about applications not following the XDG directory spec today. there's a non-exhaustive list of applications on the archwiki [0] that put their config/data in dotfiles in the home directory. su
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
usb hid specification The USB Human Input Device (HID) Specification is a way to transfer data between your computer and different devices such as a keyboard, mouse, and game controller. The USB HID Specification works by having your
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
well honestly that's just wasted compute becuase of the design limitation of the M1 and its cooling. It runs full tilt to a thermal limit and then stays below it, thermally throttling the CPU. Makes me want to see a benchmark compariso
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by adhoc_slime 4y ago
Absolutely, I love @apply for this reason. But just look at tailwind's website, they don't exactly present this front and center, so I read their site as though they don't exactly prescribe the usage of @apply like you or I w

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