gfunk911

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by gfunk911 4mo ago
How much overlap do you feel like dynamic workflows have with RLMs?
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by gfunk911 2y ago
I love the modern game. I just think the pendulum has swung a tiny bit too far toward 3s in the past 3-4 years, that's all. Just a nudge in the other direction. My ideal would be to try changing 2s and 3s to 3s and 4s. But that will ne
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by gfunk911 2y ago
The comparison IMO is that how baseball is played changed over time as teams optimized, and some of those changes are undesirable from the perspective of an entertainment product. So MLB changed the rules to increase plays at the margin tha
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by gfunk911 2y ago
One of my favorite ridiculous stats. Bruce Bowen had one year where he shot better from 3 than he did on free throws. He was a dreadful shooter, but somehow he taught himself to be passable at this one specific skill, corner 3s.
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by gfunk911 3y ago
Collaborative coding is powerful. But to be at your team’s most optimized state, you need automated branch management that enables multiple developers to commit code on a daily basis, without frustration. This can happen if your team’s bran
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by gfunk911 3y ago
In the NHL, you get 2 points for winning, 0 points for losing in regulation, and 1 point for losing in overtime. The obvious result (to everyone but the creators of the rule I guess) is that, if a game is tied near the end of regulation, it
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by gfunk911 4y ago
Do we know for a fact the breakdown of 2nd choices on ballots where Palin was the first choice? If not, you are only speculating. It seems possible that Palin lost due to voters incorrectly expressing their preferences by not putting a 2nd
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by gfunk911 4y ago
I don't know whether this was true in the 1940s, but today, sliced bread is extremely different from other bread. Not because of the slicing, but because it's a very different, longer lasting product that also happens to be sliced
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by gfunk911 4y ago
This seems no different than Intel manufacturing fewer distinct things and using CPU locking to sell at more price points. https://www.techopedia.com/definition/2239/cpu-lock It’s cheaper to physically put the fun
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by gfunk911 4y ago
This is a good point, but there's also a key difference. There's a big difference between "code being in one file" and "code being in one function." It sounds like the OP had something reasonably close to &quot
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by gfunk911 5y ago
# Retries a command a with backoff. # # The retry count is given by ATTEMPTS (default 100), the # initial backoff timeout is given by TIMEOUT in seconds # (default 5.) # # Successive backoffs increase the timeout by ~33%.
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by gfunk911 5y ago
You brilliant lunatic
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by gfunk911 5y ago
I might love this. Last time I checked on the Actions docs, they seemed to say a lot, while still leaving me confused somehow.
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by gfunk911 5y ago
Exactly. I find it helps to also state that it doesn't mean "Don't Repeat Characters"
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by gfunk911 5y ago
Ruby already has group_by, unless I'm misunderstanding what you're saying
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by gfunk911 5y ago
Exactly. It is an interesting idea, but it makes me question the examples when `Enumerable` does not appear in the post.
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by gfunk911 5y ago
Is the name Coconut an intentional homage to CoffeeScript?
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by gfunk911 5y ago
Yes! As a kid, I specifically remember thinking that even the installer was cool.
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by gfunk911 6y ago
Yes, obviously this. People who don't understand this either just want to argue, or haven't thought about this at all.
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by gfunk911 6y ago
Because in America, public sector unions are the dominant unions, or at least the most visible, and those are very different. Agree strongly for private sector unions.
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by gfunk911 7y ago
I do the exact same thing with Prettier. I get a little spark of joy every time my code snaps back into place :)
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by gfunk911 7y ago
Thanks for the reply. A bunch of the problems I had might be due to out of date js tools, since apparently Bazel has been breaking compatibility a lot pre 1.0. Things I pull from the docs of the main js/ts bazel libraries are more like
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by gfunk911 7y ago
What helped you push through the steep learning curve when you started? Asking cause I was excited recently to try Bazel specifically for a Typescript monorepo, and the learning curve crushed me.
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by gfunk911 7y ago
Toptal is a great place to start. I used them for a while after I quit a previous job. It won't teach you how to find your own clients, but it will help ease you in.
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by gfunk911 8y ago
Yes yes yes. People are trying to be polite by not starting a conversation with a demand, but it has the opposite effect.
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by gfunk911 9y ago
I think I'm in love. Wrote a tiny k8s UI to do frequent tasks in 10 minutes, including learning curve.
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by gfunk911 9y ago
I did not read thoroughly, but isn't the equivalence between 5k/month and $1mil only in terms of the amount you can take out each point to maintain your principal? Assuming that's the case, when you die you'd still have
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by gfunk911 10y ago
Hoping this is mostly support
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by gfunk911 10y ago
My instinct is that if perks have gone down but prices have stayed the same, that means that prices would have gone up if we kept the perks. The airlines are not making huge profits. In fact, they seem to file for bankruptcy constantly. Eve
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by gfunk911 10y ago
Agree with this 100%. If you can do everything you want on the CLI then more power to you, but in my experience people using the CLI for diffs/staging include unrelated code in their commits at a much higher rate. I checkout/branc

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