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by ian-g 13d ago
Can't say I love this for the PNW's water resources and fire forecast next year. Good luck to us all
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by ian-g 2mo ago
I think it'll become increasingly important to have folks thinking about how to explain new math in a way that makes sense to your math bachelors students. And to your bright AP Calc students. If we can point ChatGPT at these problems
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by ian-g 2mo ago
At least personally, parts of the differences for me are that the same instructions to a different CNC machine should produce the same product and that the machinist, presumably, created the instructions themselves. Instead of saying "
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by ian-g 2mo ago
It sounds like you're also advocating for some form of permanent pragma that gets stored in the SQLite file and that the CLI will read and apply on startup? That way somebody can snag a copy of your data and be subject to the same cons
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by ian-g 3mo ago
I think that’s a feature. Not a bug.
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by ian-g 3mo ago
I see where you're coming from, but I think it's less the fact that they _can_ use an LLM to do this and more that they can't guarantee anybody else has exercised equal diligence with their code or equal experience with brows
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by ian-g 4mo ago
From the flip side, 10 years in, I've been getting really into art. It's not cheap, but it's easier to do my job with the thought that I have art this week and next week and maybe I'll get to teach it someday too. It fee
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by ian-g 6mo ago
guess that's why there aren't many comments here
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by ian-g 6mo ago
An engraving pen on glass? Why not get some sheet glass and a stick of color. Write it directly onto the glass _in glass_
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by ian-g 7mo ago
I used to work on bikes professionally, and this was the first place we went for help. Even today, it's one of the clearest resources out there
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by ian-g 9mo ago
It isn't entirely that. Somewhat, sure. It's also managers who tell you you're being laid off, but good news, not for three months. And, oh, by the way, if you leave early no severance. And why are you being laid off? Your du
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by ian-g 11mo ago
It's named 4.0.0-alpha1. Just add the 1 and the link works
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by ian-g 11mo ago
You tell that to everybody with a glioblastoma. Go ahead, tell them the aggressive mass in their brain, the thing that shortened whatever potential life expectancy they had to, at best, single digit years, isn’t a guaranteed death sentence.
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by ian-g 11mo ago
Of course they're misleading. What did the doctor tell us when my mom was diagnosed? Don't do research, do not trust Dr. Google, Dr. Google lies. At best, Dr. Google is behind the times. The specifics of your case will strongly
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by ian-g 11mo ago
And go see the demos! Or watch their YouTube channel!
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by ian-g 11mo ago
Assuming you aren't looking for an exact millimeter-for-millimeter version of the spiral condenser, I bet you could find someone to make it in the US quite easily. It's still one of the major glassblowing countries. In fact, if yo
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by ian-g 11mo ago
Ironically with glass itself, it's the ones that take less time that tend to be better. Especially any borosilicate glass with a hard edge
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by ian-g 11mo ago
You might notice that this link isn't from Corning. It's from the Corning Museum of Glass' excellent library
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by ian-g 1y ago
Unfortunately seems to only be the case in aggregate
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by ian-g 1y ago
Narvar's tracking emails are mostly-image And on the one hand, it's cool as hell to see your email update itself to show tracking progress On the other hand, just send me a new email. It's fine, I promise.
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by ian-g 1y ago
Regarding your comment about the notion of semantic HTML - I think HTML lacks an easily found ground-up course or series or articles or whatnot about how you get there. MDN talks about when a specific element is appropriate, but it doesn’t
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by ian-g 1y ago
There’s a lot of politics happening to us in real life right now too
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by ian-g 1y ago
I'll be honest, I think LAX's traffic is better than SFO's. It feels like there's a lot less spaghetti at LAX, the shortcuts are reasonable, and you don't have separate international and domestic loops.
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by ian-g 1y ago
It's a fascinating edge case, but also feels like a silly choice of company name for this exact reason. What other systems are going to shut you out for your choice of company name?
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by ian-g 1y ago
we may be better off if tiktok shuts down in the US finding really good posters that you like is like finding a needle in a haystack
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by ian-g 1y ago
Or maybe, sometimes it's just flat out dull work. And it has to get done, you're the one with the capacity to do it, and you just have to grit your teeth and do it.
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by ian-g 1y ago
That feels like an entirely separate policy. This one is about making sure small children have care, not whether or not people deserve a minimum guaranteed income
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by ian-g 1y ago
It's funny, because I had the exact opposite experience with abstract algebra. The professor explained things, we did proofs in class, we had problem sets, and then he gave us open-book semi-open-professor take-home exams that took us
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by ian-g 1y ago
I don't think it's necessarily _wrong_ to say that SSO shouldn't just be an enterprise feature, but if you need to hire an additional person or two just for SSO, you should feel free to pass that cost (plus a cushion) on.
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by ian-g 1y ago
I can’t help but miss it, even though I desperately needed to get out too. I miss knowing where the darkest place is for 50 miles in all directions. I never got to bike highway 1 from SF to Big Sur. My boyfriend and I would have an easier t

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