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by grose 1y ago
Yes, exactly, that is my point.
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by grose 1y ago
It's also ignoring the fact that much plagiarized code is already under permissive licenses. If Star Wars or Daft Punk were CC-BY-SA nobody would need to pirate them, and there may even be a vibrant remix culture... which is kind of th
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by grose 1y ago
I was introduced to this documentary through the YouTube clip "Dieter Rams pointing at things he doesn't like" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypyAg3Zbs_8
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by grose 1y ago
How about some dog sashimi? https://www.recipeninja.ai/recipe/r_I7a0kQHzgSexi8/dog-sashi... Maybe a human brain? https://www.recipeninja.ai/recipe/r_A6EsANYZ4uce2n/human-bra...
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by grose 2y ago
Reads like it came straight out of the UNIX-HATERS Handbook, nice. (For those unfamiliar: https://web.mit.edu/~simsong/www/ugh.pdf )
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by grose 2y ago
The blog post from 2014 introducing context uses a private key type, so there's really no excuse: https://go.dev/blog/context#package-userip
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by grose 2y ago
RTO usually seems like an indirect way to do some layoffs to me. Surely management must be aware of the attrition it causes.
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by grose 2y ago
Recently I someone living in Japan on Reddit who experienced a "they won't let me quit" scenario which may provide some perspective on what it's like: https://www.reddit.com/r/japanlife/comments
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by grose 2y ago
I love the catwalk that's actually for cats, the little cat doors and cat restrooms. Nice to see some cat-friendly architecture. Very cool.
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by grose 2y ago
Boids: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boids
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by grose 2y ago
I can only imagine how frustrating it is for the average user when they click on an "unhydrated" button that does nothing. JS frameworks embracing SSR is definitely a step in the right direction compared to the fully client-side a
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Matt Talks About WordPress Situation [video](youtube.com)
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by grose 2y ago
2680-2685 in the Miscellaneous Symbols block: https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U2600.pdf
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by grose 2y ago
Indeed, the full one is in the Block Elements block (and the empty one is a space, I guess) https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U2580.pdf
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by grose 2y ago
Goes on sale every year during Black Friday. 100% worth it even without the discount. Love Berkley Mono too. Iosevka ( https://typeof.net/Iosevka/ ) is a good free alternative that I like to use for online IDEs/REPL
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by grose 2y ago
Speaking of CSS, :has() [ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/:has ] brings it closer to the glory of Prolog. I cannot wait to abuse it in avant-garde Logic-Driven-Development.
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by grose 2y ago
It's great to hear new people are interested in the language! I was enlightened a couple years ago and fell in love. Currently I'm focusing on creating easy-to-use embeddings of Trealla Prolog using Wasm. You can find my TypeScrip
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by grose 2y ago
My 4th and 5th grade teachers tricked us into learning algebra by calling it "enigmas" and treating it like a fun puzzle instead of a math problem. It definitely worked on me, I was quite shocked when middle school math was just t
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by grose 2y ago
<samp>, <var>, <kbd> are definitely weird ones. Maybe <kbd> would be more useful with some better default styling. I think <output> has some accessibility wins but I've never seen someone use it. <dfn&g
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by grose 2y ago
I wonder what the most "obscure" tag is. My vote goes to <base>.
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by grose 2y ago
Agreed that sewing is "technical". Imagine you're an artisan seamster and your clueless boss (zero sewing experience) says stuff like "go faster, it's just putting the needle in the hole isn't it?" or &quo
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by grose 2y ago
I use the standard library html/template package for generating CSS dynamically, it's got pretty good CSS support. I've found it useful for things like custom themes and UI preferences.
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by grose 2y ago
Webpage looks great. Love the simple design with code examples front and center. I don't think it's fair to call the pricing transparent but hide it behind a sales gate. API looks nice, maybe a public page with API documentation w
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by grose 2y ago
It's not as intense as regular dryer lint. Seems to be like small bits of thread that fall off during the drying process (perhaps coming off during tumble wash and sticking to it while wet?). There's a pretty strong gust of air co
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by grose 2y ago
Very common, although some especially fancy buildings have rules against it. Probably a similar rate as Europe.
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by grose 2y ago
Haha, I know exactly how you feel. I too often wondered about the optimal timing for clothes reinsertion... at least the dryer unit is pretty good at drying out the shower which seems to help with mold, so even if you're not using it f
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by grose 2y ago
To add on to this: I think they are mostly intended as an "emergency backup" for people who usually hang dry their clothes outside to use when it's raining, etc. If you're not using it as your primary drying method maybe
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by grose 2y ago
I have one of these in my home (in Tokyo). Honestly... they kind of suck. The lint from your clothes clogs your drains and vents even faster than normal (you're supposed to use a plastic slab cover thing over your bath, which requires
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by grose 2y ago
Aha, so it is part of the spec. Thanks for clarifying that. Appreciate the advice on discoverable credentials as well! I was probably leaving out the discoverable creds from the allowlist. Getting the timing down for when to ask for credent
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by grose 2y ago
That's a good idea, thanks for the suggestion! Maybe I'll let them rename the keys with the provider as the default name. Haven't played with GitHub's implementation yet but I'll play around with it.

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