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haar
6mo ago
Thank you for writing this up (and getting it put into a video). I sent this blog post to my parents and my mum has decided to forward it on to all of her friends after watching. Seems easily digestible and approachable for a specific targe
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haar
6mo ago
No, they're lactose intollerant - or do you mean kittens?
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haar
8mo ago
Pretty much anything computer graphics related seems to follow the sage advice that "a close approximation is better than an accurate simulation", if that's the kind of thing you're looking for?
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haar
8mo ago
https://ardent.pet/ My Family recently (in the last couple of years) started to breed Ragdoll cats in the U.K. In an attempt to support what's involved in this I built Ardent for them. It covers a bunch of the day-to-d
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haar
9mo ago
LazyVim is about as easy as it gets in the Vim space for a fully-fledged (but customizable) editor. https://www.lazyvim.org/installation Then run `LazyExtras` and you get a prompt that shows things like: Recommended Lan
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haar
9mo ago
Do you just mean external vs internal processing/thinking?
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haar
9mo ago
https://ardent.pet/ I doubt it'll be of interest to folks here - but my Family recently (in the last couple of years) started to breed ragdoll cats in the U.K. This has been my personal project to understand where I pe
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Why do companies lie about uptime?
(bashify.io)
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haar
10mo ago
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haar
10mo ago
Why do companies lie about their uptime? I'm not trying to call out Sentry.io specifically here, I'm just using them as the example because it happened today. In fact, in general I'm a happy customer of theirs. I'm tryin
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haar
10mo ago
I clicked the image thinking I was seeing the message you were getting (geoblocked in the UK), then realised I'd clicked an imgur link :facepalm: (Note: Zero negative sentiment towards imgur here)
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haar
1y ago
I think even if the AI response at the top of the search result is good, I question what it means for the "open web". If all your content is consumed and presented via a third party - how does that change the nature of "conte
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haar
1y ago
Which are those 7 companies?
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haar
1y ago
Setting it to 1, 7, 100 looks like a ticker tape of constellations (like Stargate Chevrons) :D
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haar
1y ago
I think for myself, regardless of what the downsides are - the likely alternative was death, which is still an option.
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haar
1y ago
Apologies if I was unclear. The more I've used it, the more I've disliked how poor the results it's produced, and the more I've realised I would have been better served by doing it myself and following a methodical path
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1y ago
I've had little success with Agentic coding, and what success I have had has been paired with hours of frustration, where I'd have been better off doing it myself for anything but the most basic tasks. Even then, when you start to
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haar
5y ago
Apple review your apps before approving them onto the App Store. You can opt to not follow their rules, and they can opt to not approve your app.
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haar
5y ago
Click to watch the keynote... "You must log in to continue."
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haar
5y ago
He was prompted to sell the tank to a museum, or collector - what distinguishes him from a "collector"?
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haar
5y ago
A _tiny_ side note: You'd be better served using an example.com email address for test accounts over a test.com account, with the former being a reserved domain name and the latter being a real one. https://www.iana.org/
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haar
5y ago
I think generally your comments would be more well received if you provide links backing up your statements. Currently your posts just seem to be going through criticisms and simply stating "No, reverse of above statement ". This
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haar
5y ago
I tried that and it seemed broken for me, for some reason clicking agree in the text above marked it as passed :confused:
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5y ago
Two schools of thought? - Those that really try hard to make sure the computer cannot crash. - Those that see the computer crashing as an inevitability, and want to ensure the appropriate behaviours are in place when it does happen.
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5y ago
Just as a off-hand personal comment - If those are the Bose NC700, mine decided after a year to stop charging, and instead smell like melting plastic with smoke coming out of them. That in itself wouldn't be an _absolute_ terrible thin
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haar
6y ago
I introduced ASDF at the company I currently work at and it spread like wildfire to every team. Having a single version manager that manages the versions for numerous tools across different teams has been invaluable.
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6y ago
I am unable to get a decent wired internet connection in the middle of a city center in the U.K. (13Mbps peak via ADSL). I’ve recently switched to using a 5G connection for home internet and whilst it’s very early days - a slight sacrifice
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6y ago
Wasn't the driver for nvim specifically disagreements with the direction/priorities/steer of the project? Is progress in a different direction necessarily a bad thing, especially if that effort couldn't be directly appli
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6y ago
The closest I've found is the Spotify open-source project "Backstage", which uses Discord for communication ( https://github.com/backstage/backstage ) - I have no idea about the rest of Spotify, mind.
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6y ago
I've been using ASDF ( https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf ) for a while now to manage each of the language (and sometimes build tool) versions for a folder/repo in a consistent manner. I'd definitely recommen
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haar
6y ago
Somewhat related, but I thoroughly enjoy my infinite galaxy jigsaw puzzle: https://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/shop/product.php?code=346 Edit: To clarify it relates to the title, rather than the content of the article. :D
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