dhagz

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by dhagz 2mo ago
A lot of VCs had money locked up in SpaceX, like, portfolios going back a decade or more had some sort of investment in SpaceX. The IPO gave them an exit.
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by dhagz 3mo ago
I've found it to lead to an overall better experience, yes. I don't see any reason to not do so - I don't think the token spend is enough to really make an impact, and who cares about typing more? If I get tired of typing I c
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by dhagz 7mo ago
You thought "fast mode" was describing the agent? No no no, it's describing your spend, since it only uses "extra usage."
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by dhagz 1y ago
Really, you don't need to know how to program to do Strudel. Like, yeah, it's a programming language - but it's not like you need to know the fundamentals of software engineering to write something with Strudel. You just star
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by dhagz 2y ago
I feel that engaging here is probably a mistake, but screw it. > I don't make extraordinary claims That seems like a pretty extraordinary claim to me. That you've made. Twice.
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by dhagz 3y ago
One thing for profiling HTTP services specifically, you can attach handlers for pprof data easily [0]. I usually only mount the routes if I've set a flag for it, usually something to indicate I want to run in debug mode. This does ever
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by dhagz 3y ago
Ah yes, because /that's/ the important part of the argument.
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by dhagz 4y ago
> I read once a stellar idea to help get over the fear of starting to draw in a notebook (or an art project, or a new software project) is to just start scribbling and drawing. Intentionally starting with a mess makes it much easier to b
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by dhagz 4y ago
Yeah, it's probably more that it will share a fryer with the chicken.
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by dhagz 4y ago
For Outlook specifically, look in Outlook's settings under "Notifications and Sound".
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by dhagz 4y ago
Good teams don't need sprints, ergo sprints are bad is not a good argument. I'm not the biggest fan of SCRUM overall, but it exists for a reason. I saw in another thread/article here someone describe SCRUM/sprints as &qu
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by dhagz 4y ago
I lived in Athens (recently, not in the eighties) and it was almost overwhelming how much music there was at any given time. And not just "pop" music, but orchestral/wind band stuff. The music school at UGA is pretty damn goo
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by dhagz 4y ago
Back in 2001/2002 (I was 11 or so) I wrote an AppleScript to play a specific iTunes playlist. I then set up my iMac to run this script every morning at ~5am to be my alarm clock. That feeling of bending the computer to my will was pret
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by dhagz 4y ago
That was the whole point of the article - the process of <dealing with thing> was delightful because <thing needer> dealt with a <thing provider> that gave a shit.
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by dhagz 4y ago
They're referring to this[1]. [1]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/
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by dhagz 4y ago
I get where you're coming from, but I think you're expecting too much from the "form" part of design, when guitar pedals are basically pushed entirely towards "function". There's obviously a spectrum (Walr
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by dhagz 4y ago
I've found that creating the k8s resources manually in a local KinD/microk8s cluster and then spewing the resulting YAML to be much easier than typing the YAML directly.
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by dhagz 4y ago
Depends on the LSP client you're using. Eglot doesn't do a whole lot to manage them, and leaves it to the user to install language servers they need. lsp-mode will find and install language servers if needed.
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by dhagz 4y ago
Honestly, I enjoy the current answer to this (which was around long before Go's generics) - there is the `sort` package, which provides a lot of baseline sorting functions for built-in types, and then a function that takes a slice of `
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by dhagz 4y ago
Just load the JSON into Mongo/Cassandra and query that. /s
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by dhagz 4y ago
This makes me realize how much I miss the old (spatial) Finder.
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by dhagz 4y ago
Not only that, but the chances of having more than one developer at a company who already know $LANGUAGE_NOT_USED_AT_COMPANY is slim. There's maybe like two or three other people at my company who know Rust, and none of them are on my
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by dhagz 4y ago
I sort of get what you're saying, but at the same time I don't. Any logic that depends on what the "next/child" handler returns can get errors either from the response itself or the context, depending on the approac
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by dhagz 4y ago
They do indeed use a self-service flow.
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by dhagz 5y ago
Only reason I have is if you're doing a no-belts run.
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by dhagz 5y ago
Yeah, my team doesn't do anything terribly complex with them, but when I'm developing services I always throw in a command-line flag to toggle debug mode - ups the log level and serves pprof data using Go's net/http&#x2F
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by dhagz 5y ago
It's funny, I'm fairly skeptical of homeschooling due to my experience being homeschooled. Not that my mom did a bad job, she did the best she could, but the curriculum we followed was, to put it lightly, incredibly conservative a
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by dhagz 5y ago
I only use Go for two things: CLIs and web services. There are a lot of frameworks out there to help you develop web services in Go, but what really impresses me is that you don't really need them - you can get surprisingly far just us
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by dhagz 5y ago
...just get a split keyboard (the Kinesis isn't a true split - still one body). It's cheaper. You don't have extraneous keys. You don't have to worry about using software to get your computer to play nice with two keyboa
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by dhagz 5y ago
Honestly, I don't see a reason to keep Docker for Mac installed on my computer. I haven't run a container workload locally in I don't know how long and I haven't built a container locally in even longer. It's just t

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