lucky_cloud

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by lucky_cloud 7d ago
There aren't many phones that fit in the tiny pockets that plague women's clothing. The clothing/fashion industry is to blame on that count.
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by lucky_cloud 13d ago
Fascists
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by lucky_cloud 15d ago
Jobs resigned six weeks before he died.
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by lucky_cloud 15d ago
Is there anything on Apple News that doesn't also exist as a web page?
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by lucky_cloud 21d ago
I started the campaign to move us from Bitbucket to Github before the Microsoft acquisition. If I knew MS would be involved, I'd have campaigned for something else. I would never recommend any Microsoft product. It took ages for us to
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by lucky_cloud 22d ago
They already do: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundationmodels/s... Also see: https://apfel.franzai.com
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by lucky_cloud 2mo ago
Is that why the menu toggle is the stack of pancakes emoji (U+1F95E)? Whimsy is fine but that change made me super suspicious about what I was looking at.
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by lucky_cloud 2mo ago
I'm curious what you mean. I have been accessing Macs remotely over SSH and VNC for like 20 years and it's always been easy and as performant as the network would allow.
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by lucky_cloud 4mo ago
There are plenty of studies backed by plenty of data to support exactly these assertions.
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by lucky_cloud 4mo ago
You say that as if those things have always required money. People had all of those things for hundreds of thousands of years before money was invented.
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by lucky_cloud 5mo ago
You need to question whether you really need to have the conversation in those terms. A conversation about religion/theology is not like a conversation about physics or math. If you insist on applying scientific rigor to matters of fai
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by lucky_cloud 9mo ago
Yeah, give them PTSD - that should help.
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by lucky_cloud 1y ago
I doubt they're serious but some wackos thought Oumuamua was an alien probe due to its unusual shape, and since this new interstellar object is arriving shortly after Oumuamua has left it must be the mothership. I feel like it's m
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by lucky_cloud 1y ago
Under $100... by what measure? I'm going to Japan soon and was planning on shipping a bunch of clothes, books, etc to myself. I'm not going to sell any of it, I just want to send a bunch of stuff back without having to deal with c
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by lucky_cloud 1y ago
> Wouldn't it be cool if there was an app that would interrupt what the user was doing It seems like this sort of idea is extremely common, considering how many websites love preventing me from viewing their content by slapping mult
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by lucky_cloud 1y ago
Yes you do package1>=0.4.0 means 0.4.0, 0.4.1, 0.4.100, 0.4.100.1 and so on package1>=0.4 includes the above plus 0.5.0, 0.5.1, 0.6.0, 0.100.0 and so on
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by lucky_cloud 1y ago
Then make your dependency package1>=0.4 https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/depend...
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by lucky_cloud 1y ago
You can `brew install uv`
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by lucky_cloud 1y ago
Same for PBS and its member stations. The only truly worrying part of the EO for me is the "The heads of all agencies shall identify and terminate, to the maximum extent consistent with applicable law, any direct or indirect funding of
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by lucky_cloud 2y ago
But without Beefheart's Little Richard genes
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by lucky_cloud 2y ago
It just illustrates how people in the NE think about natural disasters. Basically any big natural event is weather-related. When the 2011 Virginia quake happened, I was somewhere in the Boston area sitting in my parked car, and at first I t
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by lucky_cloud 3y ago
The modeling could be done in pure Pydantic. This project might be helpful in fetching the actual content from a database in an efficient way.
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by lucky_cloud 3y ago
A lot of software also puts in some kind of input delay/rate limiting for no apparent reason. Video game console system UIs and some game menus seem to be really bad about this for some reason.
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by lucky_cloud 3y ago
They're not equivalent. :w will touch the file (update mtime) whether you've made changes or not :x will only update mtime if the file contents are actually changed
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by lucky_cloud 3y ago
vimtutor is free because vim is free There are tons of books and other resources for learning vim that are not free. I'm not sure why you would find that surprising.
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by lucky_cloud 3y ago
> Weapons still break That is a feature, not a flaw. They improved the feature in TOTK with Fuse. Now you're forced to try out hundreds of different weapons. You could play for ages and not use the same weapon twice. Compare to some
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by lucky_cloud 4y ago
I'd like to use FF but I've never been able to figure out how to replicate something Safari does that's ingrained in my fingers at this point. In Safari, I can use command+1-9 to open bookmarks. So command+1 is my PRs, comman
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by lucky_cloud 4y ago
Where I work, if I don't use a certain percentage of my earned PTO by Dec 31, it just goes away. They don't cut me a check for it. I think I'd get paid for unused PTO if I quit or was fired, but I couldn't accumulate mor
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by lucky_cloud 4y ago
I work for an educational multimedia nonprofit. My job involves creating and maintaining educational websites. The organization is not 100% 'not evil' by any means. There are a lot of issues, e.g. we take donations from unquestion
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by lucky_cloud 4y ago
A rare example where Betteridge's law does not apply. The answer is 100% yes, and we should ban other forms of advertising as well. Ban as many as possible.

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