kaishiro

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Installing Arch Linux on a Framework Laptop(hack.rest)
2 points by kaishiro 29d ago|1 comments
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by kaishiro 1mo ago
I know these sorts of meta comments are often frowned upon, but good god do I hate this approach of fading in every individual element on scroll down the page. It's one of my biggest pet peeves of "modern" web sites.
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by kaishiro 3mo ago
As a Fastmail user for both personal use, as well as for my business, the best thing I can say about them is that I haven't thought about them in...a decade? We built a Discord integration so that new emails to our support address woul
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by kaishiro 4mo ago
After reading through the issues thread, I'm honestly torn on which party you're referring to.
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by kaishiro 4mo ago
Anyone have a good recommendation for a thermal printer? I've been looking to get one for printing out daily to-dos and shopping lists.
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Stockpile witholding funds, support is non-existent
2 points by kaishiro 7mo ago|0 comments
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by kaishiro 10mo ago
Completely agree on all points. We've had dual remotes running on a few high traffic repos pushing to both GitLab and GitHub simultaneously as a debug mechanism and our experiences mirror yours.
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by kaishiro 10mo ago
We use GitLab on the daily. Roughly 200 repos pushing to ~20 on any given day. There have been a few small, unpublished outages that we determined were server side since we have a geo-distributed team, but as a platform seems far more stabl
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Yes, I was using "ChatGPT" colloquially. I’ve tried Claude Code, Copilot - I currently have Gemini running though madox2's vim-ai plug - and a few of the others, but I’ve never personally seen the kind of 10x productivity gai
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Jesus, that's a staggering figure to me coming from senior developers. I guess I'm the odd one out here, but ChatGPT is nothing more than an index of Stack Overflow (and friends) for me. It's essentially replaced Googling, bu
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by kaishiro 1y ago
That's not actually the only issue, unfortunately. Steam did in fact accept Bitcoin for a while, but it was dropped in 2017, with Newell stating: > “We had problems when we started accepting cryptocurrencies as a payment option. 50
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Having very recently gone through this process for both a “local” number A2P registration as well as a toll-free registration process I can say, unequivocally, that’s already what it is. There is no step in the process that would deter an
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by kaishiro 1y ago
That's like asking why a weather app needs both a date and city - the temperature on July 4th matters, but it's completely different in New York vs. Cairo. Same with this - the year sets the global context, but the location define
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Yes, the rise of batch brew in Melbourne has scared me a bit - because while it is generally higher quality than most American diners at the end of the day it’s just a large pot of pour over that’s been sitting in a carafe. When there is so
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by kaishiro 1y ago
You and I were seemingly writing our comments at the same time - and yours describes what I was trying to say so much more successfully than my own! Completely agree on all counts.
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by kaishiro 1y ago
It’s funny you mention that. I moved to Melbourne AU a while back and quickly realized how bad the coffee I had been drinking my whole life had been. I honestly had trouble finding a bad cup of coffee there - although as it’s primarily an e
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by kaishiro 1y ago
You're not actually critiquing hypocrisy - you're just deciding whose version of it gets a microphone. Pulling public funding doesn't eliminate bias, it just ensures the only voices left are the ones with capital to shout the
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by kaishiro 1y ago
If your position is "I don't care anymore", then you're not making a principled argument - you're venting. That's fine, just don't pretend it's a policy stance.
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by kaishiro 1y ago
If "everything is political", then eliminating federal funding from NPR and PBS doesn’t solve the problem - it guarantees that only corporate and ideological interests shape the narrative. Public funding exists not to claim perfec
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Sure, here you go: https://www.npr.org/2024/08/31/nx-s1-5077780/extremely-ameri...
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Your assertion that I am "unable to name a similar example" is as baseless as it is puzzling, given that no such request was made. Regardless, it took me roughly eight seconds to find an interview with a Christian fundamentalist e
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Sorry, but exactly what point are you trying to make here? Are you suggesting that NPR has never interviewed - say - Christian fundamentalists (they have)? Are you suggesting that they should interview more of them? What, precisely, would
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by kaishiro 1y ago
The "admission" is irrelevant and was plainly included to appease readers like yourself. Did you actually read the piece? It's unmistakably an interview - not an article, and certainly not an editorial. It's difficult to
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Offering a poor example in support of your argument is as futile - if not more detrimental - than disregarding the question entirely.
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by kaishiro 1y ago
What in the world are you on about? They published an interview with an author who had - admittedly - controversial takes looting. You make it sound like they were telling people to go smash windows. It's telling that you chose not to
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Cool! This is fun, and I love seeing people try out alternative website UIs. We did something similar for our company website (link in my profile if you’re interested). It started out as more of a TTY but eventually had to find a middle gro
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Git Changesets(github.com)
20 points by kaishiro 1y ago|3 comments
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by kaishiro 1y ago
How do you keep the bread fresh/edible for the entire week? I've been baking sourdough for only a few years now - but I find that after 2-3 days the bread is basically ready to become breadcrumbs no matter how I store it. Lately I
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by kaishiro 1y ago
What isn’t clear about the fact that increasing commuting costs for those living paycheck to paycheck leads to a worse outcome?
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by kaishiro 1y ago
Speaking as someone who has been both a technical interviewer and an interviewee many times over the past 30 years, I find it a bit disingenuous to compare second hand bookstores to a formal primary or secondary education when it comes to t

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