bradbeattie

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by bradbeattie 7mo ago
I spend a lot of time side by side with other devs watching them code and providing guidance. A trend I'm starting to sense is that developer velocity is just as much hindered by unfamiliarity with their tools as much as it is wrestlin
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by bradbeattie 7mo ago
The softer approach to this I've implemented in the past is to ingest and link up org data (user accounts, groups, projects, etc) into one central DB and then provide an audit notifications or dashboards to authorized users. Examples:
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by bradbeattie 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden-path_sentence
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by bradbeattie 1y ago
https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge is what I've been using for the same purpose.
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by bradbeattie 1y ago
It's a shame https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Paramount_P... . was never applied to streaming services.
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by bradbeattie 2y ago
I run into this with melee attacks in a lot of first person games (Cyberpunk, Deep Rock Galactic). Often the camera is pinned to the character's head, the head which is animated during a melee attack. Both games above actually have scr
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by bradbeattie 2y ago
To make it more clear, perhaps replace "$9/month" with "$9/month/user"? Seems like an easy fix.
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by bradbeattie 3y ago
The use of "how the turntables" was likely intentional. See https://digitalcultures.net/slang/pop-culture/how-the-turnta... for reference.
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by bradbeattie 3y ago
Is it any wonder then that the Liberals dragged their heels on the 2015 campaign promise of electoral reform? As part of the process, the parliamentary committee released a survey asking questions like * Independent candidates should be
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by bradbeattie 3y ago
"Interface evolves toward transparency. The one you have to devote the least conscious effort to, survives, prospers. This is true for interface hardware as well, so that the cranial jacks and brain inserts and bolts in the neck, all t
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by bradbeattie 3y ago
Sorting by random is coming in Jellyfin 10.9, if that's of any help.
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by bradbeattie 3y ago
Since 2001, it seems: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/3.11/Lib/doctest.py#L...
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by bradbeattie 4y ago
Any plans on dealing with topsoil vs bedrock? Seeing water only on the surface above what looks like an impermeable layer looks odd to me, unless I'm misreading the video.
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by bradbeattie 4y ago
> if only just to have some sort of open-system for rating charities While the following examples aren't exactly _open_ systems, some organizations address the niche you highlight. Examples: https://www.givewell.org/
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by bradbeattie 4y ago
https://www.superrune.com/tutorials/loom_ega.php might be of interest.
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by bradbeattie 5y ago
Didn't we just have a conversation about how not to average things? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29200103 The same principle could be applied to upvotes/downvotes too, yeah?
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by bradbeattie 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Paramount_P... . applied to streaming services would have provided that, no? It's unfortunate it's been terminated.
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by bradbeattie 5y ago
There are a number of approaches to this with increasing complexity: - Sum of votes divided by total votes - More advanced statistical algorithms that take into account confidence (as this article suggests) - Recommendation engines that pro
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by bradbeattie 5y ago
A key benefit you might not be getting that OpenTelemetry (and Fluentd for logs in the interim) provides is routing. The ability to trial multiple downstream storage solutions is useful!
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by bradbeattie 5y ago
https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/index.html , each subpage of which has summary highlights.
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by bradbeattie 5y ago
> I was tracking it on a separate issue Do you mind linking to that issue? Thanks!
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by bradbeattie 5y ago
I suspect people know what they're getting out of that $4 cup of coffee. With a $1 app, it might end up being a waste of money. Does the Apple Store have refunds? If a user could refund an app within 48 hours of purchase (no questions
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by bradbeattie 5y ago
Gibson also wrote on how our abilities to predict the future are superbly limited in his 2003 essay In The Visegrips Of Dr Satan: http://williamgibsonblog.blogspot.com/2003/01/?m=1#90248174
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by bradbeattie 5y ago
A quick image search for "farmed animal lifespans" ( https://www.google.com/search?q=farmed+animal+lifespans&tbm=... ) certainly points in that direction.
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by bradbeattie 6y ago
I got hooked on building tools to assist in collective decision making. A decade back I built pyvotecore and https://modernballots.com to help folks run elections with fancier systems (e.g. SchulzeSTV). Years later, I built htt
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by bradbeattie 6y ago
> OSM simply has to exist, and the longer it exists, the better the data will become. Probably, but not necessarily. The world changes with time and if OSM contributions languish, it falls out of date with the world and tangibly becomes
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by bradbeattie 6y ago
Tofutti's cream cheese does it for me. Likewise can't quite recall the difference, but I enjoy it nonetheless.
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by bradbeattie 6y ago
> Any thoughts about [GPS accuracy]? Unless I'm missing something, couldn't you just fetch the GPS location and truncate the precision to 1/2/3 decimal points? There are subtler ways of doing this that mitigate A: Osc
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by bradbeattie 6y ago
Not to drift too far off topic, but you may be surprised to learn about biomass transfer efficiency. It takes a lot more plant mass to feed to animals than eating those plants directly. This "plants might feel pain too" gotcha doe
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by bradbeattie 6y ago
What's the pricing structure? Seeing no reference to it on your website makes me caught of adopting it.

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