ansonhoyt

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by ansonhoyt 3mo ago
Is there a way to `brew trust` inside my Brewfile? That'd be nice for the handful of formulas I install from github repos via `brew bundle --global`.
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by ansonhoyt 8mo ago
Jeff Geerling's classic, "Ansible for DevOps", since naturally you'll be configuring PF on lots of servers. [1] https://leanpub.com/ansible-for-devops
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by ansonhoyt 1y ago
Found brief details: https://docs.x.ai/docs/models/grok-code-fast-1 text-only, 256k context, $0.20/$1.50 1M tokens (but 0.25x via CoPilot Pro)
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by ansonhoyt 2y ago
Possibly: > This button is available for about an hour after you try to open the app. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/open-a-mac-app-from...
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by ansonhoyt 2y ago
Apple changed this to be a little more annoying with Sequoia: System Settings > Privacy & Security > "Security" heading > "Open Anyway" button. - https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help
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by ansonhoyt 2y ago
The latest issue of Fine Woodworking agrees and explains why this is true: * "The Best Food-Safe Finish May Be None at All", https://www.finewoodworking.com/2024/10/10/the-best-food-saf... TLDR; u
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by ansonhoyt 2y ago
Pretty true, though I'm ordering one as a family computer. Pretty colors, tidy package and lack of portability make it perfect.
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by ansonhoyt 2y ago
The Babylon Bee covered it over the weekend: https://babylonbee.com/news/the-babylon-bee-has-announced-we... > The Babylon Bee Has Announced We Will Lend Struggling Satire Site 'The Onion' One Of Our Two J
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by ansonhoyt 3y ago
I just read two posts, same topic, same day, same first name. Fun! Yesterday, Jeff Geerling explained his .txt file TODO list: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2024/my-todo-list-txt-file...
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by ansonhoyt 3y ago
Check out VSCode's "Ruby in Visual Studio Code" page [1]. Ruby LSP already does quite a bit and started gaining go-to method abilities last month [2], though it isn't complete quite yet [3]. It's build on Prism, so
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by ansonhoyt 3y ago
Perhaps if the software is more isolated? Many good points here, and I absolutely can avoid a lot of maintenance by my choice of languages and libraries, BUT just being online (or even on-network) forces quite a bit of maintenance. I'm
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by ansonhoyt 3y ago
The ARRL Ham Radio License Manual, 3rd edition, section 1.1 explains the term: > How did “amateur” become “ham”? The real answer is unknown! Even before radio, telegraphers referred to a poor operator as a ham. Perhaps this was derived f
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by ansonhoyt 3y ago
There's an open issue [1]. A scripting interface has since been added [2], and updated [3], so there's progress. [1] https://github.com/hashicorp/vagrant/issues/12518 [2] https://github.c
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by ansonhoyt 3y ago
This surprised me, as I knew of several prominent GitHub folks contributing to Rails, but when I looked [1], they're all at Shopify. TIL! [1] https://github.com/rails/rails/milestones/7.1.0
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by ansonhoyt 4y ago
I think more code with fewer devs is deflationary. "As productivity increases, the cost of goods decreases." [1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deflation
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by ansonhoyt 6y ago
Had to give this a +1 before skimming on with my feeds (Feedly). I feel my RSS feeds can largely be configured to serve me. The configuration is transparent. I am in control of what internet I consume regularly. With my social media feeds,
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by ansonhoyt 6y ago
Yes. It is for "JS Sprinkles" on your existing HTML. This makes it "modest" compared to something like React that would typically generate HTML/DOM for you. To understand their philosophy, see DHH's blog post a
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by ansonhoyt 6y ago
For me, a large part of React Native's appeal is the docs giving me a clear path to make stuff and a fairly public development process. Sure it is also an extra layer of trouble, but I prefer the trouble I can engage with (RN) over the
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by ansonhoyt 6y ago
I really want to cheer with hope, but I'm screaming inside. My crappy app auth code needs to stay buried...forever. It's almost October 31, so definitely filing this under scary.
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
Finally! This is so much more family friendly. Also more polite, as previews would often rudely interrupt someone in the room mid-sentence.
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
Apple filed an upcoming model A2289 that is rumored to be a 13" replacement [1]. I'm waiting for this too. [1] https://www.macrumors.com/2020/01/13/apple-a2289-mac-eurasia...
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
It has some friction in spots, but I like it a lot. A little configuration made it fit how we work. It does the job. However, I hear other companies like the configurability too...and their crappy processes were so easily configured that it
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
Very well said. I've had trouble knowing where to start, sometimes spending days working on the wrong part of the system, playing wack-a-mole because I hadn't figured out the right root of my pain. Going to PT helped a whole lot,
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
Agree, inversion helps me a lot too. I also find simply hanging from a bar (or anything) gets that helpful decompression for my spine, especially if my feet drag behind me a bit. A lumbar disk will often shift back into place after hanging
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
While I agree your core is critical to your back, a pushup or plank also strengthens your hip flexor muscles. A couple of those (e.g. psoas) attach to your lumbar spine, so strengthening them makes them shorten and pull harder on the lumbar
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
I'm still nervous that Atom fades away, despite the promises and good intentions of continuing to develop it. I'm nervous because... Commits have dropped since mid-year: https://github.com/atom/atom/graph
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
Yes, you've now spoken, making you a vocal sufferer ;-)
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
That's a gem in plain sight! All this time (months? years?) I've been copy-pasting the url into Google. After clearing site data and going incognito, I'm in. Thank you!
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by ansonhoyt 7y ago
and that last one is faster to run ;-)
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by ansonhoyt 8y ago
Nice set of updates. I'm looking forward to playing with ActiveStorage. Hoping this results of a stronger, more maintained answer than the string of other popular libraries we've used. Glad to see Webpacker is progressing. It work

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