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creakingstairs
1mo ago
I like the idea but I think manually editing source code is a bit too extreme. I’d rather have a plugin system or make the config scriptable.
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creakingstairs
3mo ago
It’s a well-known East Asian trope but I still reminisce about going to going to my grandmas house in summer and opening the fridge to drink some home made ice cold mugicha!
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creakingstairs
4mo ago
This is the definition of a nerd snipe for me. I’ve been binging a Korean YouTuber called Hyangachi(향아치)who goes into Joseon dynasty history in a very approachable way for younger generation and I’ve been researching observability dashboard
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creakingstairs
9mo ago
> You spend so much time fighting macOS animations and keyboard layouts that I am surprised you have any time left to actually use the computer you keep threatening to replace with a Framework Yep that’s me. As for 2026 prediction: >
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creakingstairs
10mo ago
You are right. I don’t think I should have used the term “radical feminism” here. I’ve also been reading some of the replies and I think I should learn more about this from other perspectives. Thanks for chiming in.
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creakingstairs
10mo ago
> your implication that South Korea may be a special case Well, I genuinely think the word "feminism" means different thing in Korea to the places I've lived at. It has much more inflammatory undertone there whereas in NZ,
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creakingstairs
10mo ago
> Shouldn't you wait until your country is half run by women before claiming oppression? Until your boss and CEO are as likely to be women as men? Well boss and CEO's generation _were_ heavily discriminated and no one disputes
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creakingstairs
10mo ago
People are knee-jerking at “anti-feminism” part of Lee which I admit would look pretty off-putting to anyone who is not familiar with what’s going in South Korea. “Feminism” in Korea has taken on a different meaning sadly. I’ve commented in
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creakingstairs
11mo ago
I mean there are other factors right? How long the rate is fixed for, penalty for paying off early, what you think the rate will be after term is over, you and your family's circumstances etc.
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creakingstairs
11mo ago
Meh (ctrl alt shift) and hyper (ctrl alt shift cmd). And I bind caps lock to meh on long press and esc on tap. This gives me plenty of easily reachable hot keys. Eg I can switch between spaces with meh + number. I have terminal hot window b
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creakingstairs
11mo ago
I think we fundamentally agree that we want to be careful about adding complexity to a project. Funnily enough there have been many times where I really thought Hotwire equivalent would have cut down a lot of complexity. I've also acti
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creakingstairs
11mo ago
Sure it adds complexity, but isn't that what abstractions are for? We are talking about grokking how data flows in _a web app in Rails_. I wouldn't think usual workflow requires going into actual inner workings of React :p
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creakingstairs
11mo ago
> Good luck doing that with React Data is sent to React by inertia/graphql/whatever and React renders it. It’s pretty straightforward. Edit: I do love LiveView/HotWire/HTMX etc but honestly everything is a trade off a
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creakingstairs
1y ago
No South Korea has the same thing. It doesn't happen yearly but has happened quite a bit. We lovingly call it parliament siege raid. https://m.blog.naver.com/gard7251/221339784832 (a random blog with gifs)
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creakingstairs
1y ago
Remember Log4j vulnerability? A lot of the Korea governmental sites weren't affected because the Java version was too old :) Don't even get me started on ActiveX.
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creakingstairs
1y ago
One of the workers jumped off a building. [1] They say the person was not being investigated for the incident. But I can’t help but think he was a put under intense pressure to be scapegoat for how fucked up Korea can be in situations like
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creakingstairs
1y ago
I mean I agree with hiring juniors. I try to push for it as it’s how I got into this industry but it’s a bit of a prisoners dilemma right? It’s best for everyone if we all hired and trained up juniors but one could also defect and only hire
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1y ago
Not just abduct people and deport them. Abduct people, put them into jail cells and block their release as a bargaining chip in order to backstab one of the closest allies.
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1y ago
> “There was widespread anger across the political spectrum in South Korea at the behavior of the U.S. authorities" Korean politics (like everywhere else) has gotten incredibly polarised in the last few years, but this incident mana
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1y ago
My spouse and I quite like where I am now, but I don't want to buy something here due to rates, insurance and future potential of the city. So, I've pretty much settled on buying something small in another city and renting it out
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creakingstairs
1y ago
I agree with you. These games are difficult on purpose and its a lot of fun is in rewarding the player with getting good. But if it is too difficult from the get-go, newer players will bounce off the game. What I would have liked in Silkson
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1y ago
I had no trouble going through Silksong (and I'm having a blast!), but there were _a lot_ of times when I thought that this would be really hard for people who are new to the series. > Everything so far has felt achievable and reaso
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creakingstairs
1y ago
> At gatherings, I'm often the only one without a phone in my hand, and it feels strange I’m curious, what country is this from? I’ve been living in NZ and Japan last 5 years and people love their phones here too. But the gathering
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1y ago
> Using native functionality, you have the option of a seizure-inducing sliding animation or an equally time-wasting fade Amen. I tried switching to Aerospace, but it would become visibly laggy when connected to an external display and s
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creakingstairs
1y ago
> And most important, instant workspace navigation. The reason why I was upset with Apple: with the latest update, Yabai didn’t work flawlessly anymore I just wish Apple would let us have instant workspace navigation. It is pretty much t
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creakingstairs
1y ago
I’ve taken your approach as well but I did notice that I retain Kanjis that I learn to write significantly more than ones I can just read. But memorising all the Kanjis is a bother. I found the sweet spot to be writing on a scratch pad as I
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creakingstairs
1y ago
I agree. It’s just not a fair comparison. But then the article is written by Kino with the author “sprinkling in” sentences, so I guess I can’t really expect much.
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creakingstairs
1y ago
Is it just me or do I feel like the society is way more accepting nowadays? I had to pretty much hide who I was during school due to fear of bullying/ not fitting in but most kids these days seem to be able to be themselves in many way
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1y ago
""" Luminae AI Hack Your Medical Account Receivables Luminae AI accurately predicts your uninsured patient's asset values so that you can quickly write off bad debts and only chase those with high asset values. Luminae A
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creakingstairs
1y ago
Can’t say I blame you after such an experience. To give another data point, I don’t think I’ve ever had any of my MacBooks fail. My old ones are still happily being used by my in-laws. That being said, I am eyeing up Framework for next lapt
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