kriskrunch

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by kriskrunch 4d ago
I came here to write something similar but not as forceful. Your comment is far better than might ever have the guts or wherewithal to express. I build things with the tools I have. I also repair the ancient wood windows at my house with an
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by kriskrunch 6d ago
Open question, how does this instruction in agent-rules.md look? "Cap large/unknown command output: `COMMAND 2>&1 | head -c 4000`. Never stream full logs, tests, or large files." I use that instead of RTK. Empirically,
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by kriskrunch 7d ago
How much do interchange fees increase prices in the US?
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by kriskrunch 4mo ago
I turned off AI overviews in Google search a few days ago. It's often wrong and always distracting. I changed my default search engine to: https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14 Author should mention that you ca
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by kriskrunch 6mo ago
Thanks. The front door is a wood grain textured fiberglass double door, so I want to avoid drilling into the door face. It's an interesting challenge. Trying two of these between the levers for now: https://www.amazon.com&#x
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by kriskrunch 6mo ago
You're fortunate! Deadbolts are no match for our 22 month old... He already figured out how to disarm three types of safety latches, and he's halfway to opening the safety gates. I don't want to show him too much television,
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by kriskrunch 6mo ago
Thanks for the tip. I just ordered some. I'm worried this style won't work for my front door, unless I can mount it above the door. I have a fiberglass double door... Using two of these between the levers for now: https:/&#x
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by kriskrunch 6mo ago
I need a lock like this to prevent my hyper active toddler from leaving the house through the front door. It'll be strange to replace my front door with a guillotine slider, but I'm willing to try about anything since I found him
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by kriskrunch 8mo ago
Doheny was approved shortly after the Huntington Beach desal plant was killed. Update from last month: https://www.ocregister.com/2025/11/26/landfill-trash-could-h... Poseidon currently runs a desal plant in
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by kriskrunch 9mo ago
Anyone use SmartTube? Or is it something I should remove?
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
Check out the discussion[0], looks like there are submissions in several languages. Go, Rust, Python, and C++, to name a few [0] https://github.com/gunnarmorling/1brc/discussions
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
> No external dependencies may be used
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
The irony is Wozniak and Jobs manufactured and sold devices, called Blue Boxes, that hacked the phone system to provide free phone calls. > "If it hadn't been for the Blue Boxes, there would have been no Apple. I'm 100% su
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
Aluminum was once rare too. It was considered a precious metal. The obelisk at the Washington Memorial is capped with Aluminum... I've heard stories that it was used for engagement rings in that era as well!
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
Yes! The movie is a good one. My wife enjoyed it and she doesn't know anything about pinball. There's a little love story woven in. Highly recommend it.
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
Get new machines if you can afford them. Stern or Jersey Jack. 90s machines are great, I love them, but they are 30 years old and are not where I recommend anyone to start... My first pin was a fixer upper Twilight Zone. Learn from my mista
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
> he said he’d been walking around the world all this time and as soon as he clicked with people, he’d always be saying goodbye. I feel the same way when I take my little vacations... I meet amazing people, connect, and then move on. The
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
I love Carlin. Thanks Perhaps you're changing the subject? My original post was in response to an invocation of Karl Marx, the father of Communism... as I understand it, Communism is about as authoritarian as it gets. I mean an interme
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
You can say the exact same thing about spending... Subsidies and stimuli shape behavior.
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
I earned a degree in economics, business & management.. But it doesn't matter much. Re-reading my post, it looks like I could have written it better. I was referring to the stimulus spending, in particular the last one or two huge
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
Please! :) The Castro regime made the decision to seize any land from anyone with 50 acres or more. What sort of outcome did Fidel, Che, and Cienfuegos expect? Well, they expected to build thriving trade economy with the Soviets... whoops!
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
You're right, it's way easier for the government to spend money it doesn't have. The end game on that path isn't pretty. But that's not my question or point, and maybe I didn't write my other post very well. T
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
Capitalist societies did more to improve the lives of everyone on Earth than Marxism ever did or ever could. Have you walked the streets of Havana? I have. Talk about oppressive... And depressing.
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
Why is the answer often to raise taxes? Wouldn't less government spending and a higher fed rate have been even better and more efficient? Inflation was already high when the last large spending package passed and succeeded in over stim
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
The article specifically discussed the income EARNED by the evil landlord. Which is taxable income. The income generated by property value is taxed when sold. In most states there are annual property taxes based on it's value. Those go
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
Where is the evidence that the government is effective at managing money, as you imply? I would agree with that last comment. Currently, social spending on homelessness IS wasteful. LA's Prop HHH is a joke, it's only led to the ri
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by kriskrunch 3y ago
If taxing the rich and wealth transfers worked California would have some of the lowest poverty, illiteracy, and the most affordable housing! Socialism and Communism would be the gold standard. But the opposite seems true. I can't reme
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by kriskrunch 4y ago
Look again! Recently, I was happily surprised to find a way to share albums with friends. Just a simple guest link.
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by kriskrunch 4y ago
I lost faith in the media when I read about William Randolph Hearst and Yellow Journalism. That's what they called "fake news" back then. Looks like a systemic problem.
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by kriskrunch 4y ago
This and several horrendous check-ins we experienced on our most recent trip to Europe made us go back to booking exclusively with hotels.

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