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hk1337
3d ago
Why not just run C inside of Python?
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3d ago
> technicians from Flock Do they even have their own technicians? I believe there have been Dish Network technicians seen working on and setting up flock cameras and even those technicians are contractors of Dish network.
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3d ago
I always download the install script and change the directory to my user home directory, ~/.brew
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3d ago
I split my usage. Homebrew for OS things mise for the various tooling. The only problem some things still have a dependency on requiring python and others on the system. The problem being that they’re there, mise works just fine.
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7d ago
It's like the scene from Liar Liar, him trying to say the blue pen was red.
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8d ago
> A skill to stop your coding agent from burying the answer This is just an annoying thing for anyone. It gives a 10 page dissertation that sums up to, "it's good, nothing to worry about".
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8d ago
Looking forward to this upgrade. I didn't know or think about using Jellyfin for books though. Are there any apps (on mobile or iPad) anyone would reccommend that could read the book list similar to iBooks? Anyone have the live tv (via
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14d ago
interesting. what about the side loading apps? I assume that's an OS and Graphene would likely allow it?
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14d ago
So, where does the restriction for side loading apps live, on the device or the OS? Curious about getting the Pixel 11 Pro if/when I can install GrapheneOS.
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27d ago
I wonder if it's related to Codex wearing out SSDs.
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27d ago
Agreed, to an extent, but that doesn't mean you can breach any barrier someone has in place preventing access, take it, and make it publicly available.
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27d ago
Anti-AI fonts seems like scrambled porn on cable back in the 1980s.
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27d ago
I'd be okay with regional date format for the user but it always submits as ISO 8601 date format.
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27d ago
The only one not mentioned I think should be utilized more is properly names in html forms. Everyone has gotten used to just doing things in javascript when a lot of times if you name the fields in a correct way, you can do a simple form po
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29d ago
Looks nice. It didn't add fish shell, only zsh and rather difficult to get it to use it as default. If I had had fish setup in the /etc/shells correctly, it probably would have used it but after the fact, I can get it to load
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29d ago
The overall sentiment is that everyone is okay with Bluesky adding a watermark while a few days ago they were up in arms about Claude adding a watermark? It seems more appropriate for Claude to do it seeing as it generated the image, all Bl
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1mo ago
I don't think there is much use to it other than fun little gimmick. To that end, I could see it being sort of fun to run like "ls" and see the list of post categories, then do like "ls posts/" to see all the g
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1mo ago
It's like how we skipped from Windows 95 to Windows 98
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1mo ago
What I find interesting is that Texas did it with just pornography sites, everyone complains. Then California, which included those that complained by Texas' law, says they're going to do it at the OS level, some people were okay
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1mo ago
If it works, keep it. If it doesn't work, remove it.
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1mo ago
Our definition of "Box of Scraps" is wildly different.
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1mo ago
I'm curious what other banks have this ability? Is this the first foreign yuan clearing bank in Europe or in the World?
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1mo ago
I would imagine a big reason for not making the effort was convenience. If they make Unionpay more convenient to use then people will likely be more likely to switch.
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2mo ago
> I suppose business people could just speak plainly so they don't get mixed messages but sometimes they don't. When you’re putting out a message to a large amount of people, no matter how much time and effort you spend trying
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2mo ago
I used claude to manage an ansible playbook for managing the mikrotik router. That way I can see the changes being done.
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2mo ago
I am glad, I am 99% sure it's the case, that I don't have to do CGNAT with ATT. Sounds like a pain. I like ipv6 but I have been thinking of disabling it lately because i cannot technically setup static leases with ipv6 like i can
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2mo ago
Avoiding a problem doesn't necessarily make the problem go away. A wise person knows when to avoid a problem and when to solve it.
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3mo ago
The superior date format. Superior to all others.
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3mo ago
Basically, you’re converting it to an image-based PDF so they cannot just scrape the text off of it but would have to use OCR?
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3mo ago
Absolutely. On that subject, I prefer the Atlassian method for storing dotfiles in git but sometimes I feel like it's Mootools vs jQuery all over again.
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