armSixtyFour

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by armSixtyFour 1mo ago
Hard disagree, people are paying GitHub a lot of money. If they are facing an influx of commits from bots maybe they need to start metering commits from those accounts and charge them money. This is a self imposed problem.
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by armSixtyFour 6mo ago
I'm not slacking off, Claude is shmorgalizing.
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by armSixtyFour 8mo ago
https://www.adammelnyk.ca/ - my personal site https://www.arm64.ca/ - my blag
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by armSixtyFour 1y ago
huh. This seems to suggest there are more Rust jobs than Ruby. Wild considering how insanely popular Ruby was 10 years ago.
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by armSixtyFour 1y ago
This is true of most people. If you meet someone and they don't smell very good, you're unlikely to become friends. Science.
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by armSixtyFour 1y ago
I would have agreed with you 3 years ago. But now not so much. Spotify "Radio" feature just tends to want to give me music I've already listened to over new music. Whatever algorithm they are using has waaaay overfit to what
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/ai-guru-rich-sutton-dee... He gave up his US citizenship years ago but he explains some of the reasons why he left. I'll also say that the AI research coming out of Canada
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
Cool. This is a great project! I've been playing around with the version that was up yesterday. I managed to get my DOOM Resume running in the PDF https://github.com/adamrmelnyk/thisResumeRunsDoom . Is it playable.
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
The build wgets the wad from elsewhere.
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
Now how do I add another WAD file to this. Someone needs to play sigil on this.
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
Unless there's a zero day in Xen in which case the entire security model falls apart. With all these cloud providers using Xen, I have no doubt that there's already one out there.
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
We have kind of already moved where it grows, it's indigenous to south America but most of it is grown in Africa. My assumption is that we'd see indoor / vertical farms for many temperamental plants if it becomes more cost ef
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
Sadly I can't get this working. It just throws up the view into a file called buffered for whatever reason and exits immediately :(
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
With enough land and disposable income you could build a 1:1 scale model railroad.
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by armSixtyFour 2y ago
This link just gives a " You don’t have access to this content. " Error. https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3798186325/ is the link you want.
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by armSixtyFour 3y ago
A lot of things stop working at -45C. Many gas, diesel cars won't start at that temp. Even block heaters fail to keep up at these temps. When I lived in Canada, it was pretty normal for heavy industry workers who were on call to just l
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by armSixtyFour 4y ago
In general I find this concept pretty helpful. I've found it really helpful to make functions in my bash profile that have TODO statements for things that I have yet to completely automate, but still want an easy way to look up. My onl
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Show HN: I put my résumé into a DOOM WAD(github.com)
7 points by armSixtyFour 4y ago|1 comments
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by armSixtyFour 5y ago
That's not just something from the movies though. Part of the patriot act compels libraries to provide information about who is checking out what books. SF public library has a page dedicated to how they will comply to those demands bu
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by armSixtyFour 5y ago
It's right to be critical of the slippery slope argument, except that you can take a look at history and see how even in western governments in "free" societies have spied on those who challenge the status quo. I think we&#x2
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by armSixtyFour 5y ago
100%, showing up and making yourself go is the hardest part when you're starting. I've always thought body building is one of the hardest habits to start because your body punishes you when you do it the first few times. It's
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by armSixtyFour 5y ago
Qwant also shows no results. https://web.archive.org/web/20210605040421/https://www.qwant...
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by armSixtyFour 5y ago
Thank you!
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by armSixtyFour 5y ago
It's unfortunate that it's so hard to find a pdf of the "The Scottish book", it looks as though any copy of it is over 150 USD.
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by armSixtyFour 5y ago
This was one of the more confusing parts of Rust when I first started using it. I find that I don't necessarily run into it a lot. After a while you sort of change how you organize your code and you find that you're not fighting s
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by armSixtyFour 6y ago
It's not too surprising. They pay is better and there are more opportunities for more interesting work. I didn't go to Waterloo, but I've met a number of other Canadians who, not unlike myself, made the move south. That being
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by armSixtyFour 6y ago
The list contains a few different password generators, but I'm a little disappointed they didn't mention https://linux.die.net/man/1/apg
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by armSixtyFour 6y ago
It would be neat if this also recognized that you're hosting your own dns, instead of spitting your own IP back at you. I didn't recognize my IP at first.
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by armSixtyFour 6y ago
Great post!

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