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mberning
11d ago
Right. What these luminaries mean is being driven to the airport and the flying business class (or on a pj) to your next totally frivolous destination.
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mberning
11d ago
If you have a family and are not already independently wealthy you will be enjoying very few of those. In my experience.
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mberning
12d ago
The corruption is bad enough at the local level. I can’t even fathom how much theft is going on at the state and federal level. It’s one of the more frustrating things to see how much money you are paying into the system for such meager ben
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mberning
18d ago
Will have to give this a watch after the kids go to bed. I like a lot of Casey’s views even if I don’t agree with them.
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mberning
2mo ago
I am just having a hard time with all this AI stuff. The other day I got some feedback on one of the products I own. It was a small tweak to an anchor tag to add a title and change the color for just that element. I made the change in the w
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mberning
3mo ago
Notability is arguably even more subjective than popularity.
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mberning
3mo ago
This happened to me back in college. I authored a couple pages for some bands that I was in to, probably spent weeks pulling together history, lineup, albums, eps, etc. only to have them deleted unceremoniously with no recourse. That was my
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mberning
3mo ago
If you like this kind of stuff go and look up videos on the Rolls Royce Crecy engine from WWII. Absolutely insane engineering that died due the dawn of jet propulsion.
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mberning
3mo ago
We had twins after having a singleton during covid. We invested in 4 big hepa air filters and placed one in each bedroom. I think it significantly reduced the amount of illnesses we faced in the first year if the twins life. Lesson learned
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mberning
3mo ago
For my family of 5 w/ school age children I would say that is a pretty reasonable estimate, maybe even a bit low for us. There are levels of “sick” though and I would say for us most respiratory illnesses are very mild and are a minor
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3mo ago
I really don’t get the bellyaching about the price. They are going to sell as many of these as they can make, so there is no sense in subsidizing the price. Maybe in the future they will, especially if Windows continues on it’s current traj
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mberning
3mo ago
Soon people will be taking proctored IQ tests just to be allowed to submit a resume.
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mberning
3mo ago
It’s absolutely atrocious in the Fortune 500 tech sector. Multiple times a day I see people debating each other on teams about things they know nothing about and it’s obvious that it is just copilot v copilot. Crazy.
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3mo ago
I have filled out census forms in the past and it was not a big imposition. During the last census I had supposed census workers showing up at my home multiple times and pushily asking for an in person interview. I told the guy that came i
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mberning
5mo ago
The real estate up for auction is actually insane. My conception of a "HUD home" is completely shattered.
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6mo ago
Input: I updated a README Output: I’m thrilled to share that I’ve just optimized our project’s core documentation to enhance clarity and streamline onboarding for the entire team. Documentation is the backbone of scalable engineering, and I
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6mo ago
It is a very mixed bag. I have enjoyed using opus 4.5 and 4.6 to add functionality to existing medium complexity codebases. It’s great for green field scripts and small POCs. I absolutely cannot stand reviewing the mostly insane PRs that ot
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6mo ago
I remember being pretty skeptical of “dockerizing” applications when it first becamee popular. But I’ve come around to it, if for no other reason than it provided an easily understandable concept which anyone could understand and more impor
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mberning
7mo ago
Can you imagine if Apple’s software was on the same level as their hardware?
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mberning
7mo ago
It’s been posted many times, I think mostly due to it’s association to Mitchell Hashimoto. It’s left as an exercise the reader to determine why this is important.
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mberning
7mo ago
The constant, exhausting, and frankly pointless changes to macos is really driving me back to rolling my own desktop on freebsd or linux. At least under that environment nothing changes unless I change it.
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7mo ago
Manowar are such a guilty pleasure of mine. They have a lot of very silly material, but hard to deny that Dark Avenger is anything but absolute art.
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7mo ago
They also realize that adding two integers in a higher level language could look quite different when compiled depending on the target hardware, but they still understand what is happening. Contrast that with your average llm user asking it
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7mo ago
If you go to most Fortune 500 companies they will have a whole team of people dedicated to running an IdP and doing integrations. Most people on these teams cannot explain oauth, oidc, or saml even though they work with it every single day.
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7mo ago
It’s honestly embarrassing that no leader at apple has enough juice to get this done.
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7mo ago
It doesn’t seem completely out of the question that he could have received a contagious cancer. There are examples in the animal world. I believe Tasmanian devils spread facial tumors through biting. And I have heard dogs have certain trans
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8mo ago
It accepted tardigrade which I thought was interesting.
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8mo ago
Interfaces used to be “battle ship grey” which I loved.
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8mo ago
Total capitulation by Apple.
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9mo ago
> There were a few moments I put my hand into my pocket to take out my phone to look up something I was curious about. My phone wasn’t there. My dad smoked for decades and when he tried to quit his hand would instinctively go to
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