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by memco 25d ago
Agreed. There's this line: > Wouldn’t it be cool if we could just use standard OS threads, blocking APIs, avoid new shinies like io_uring, but still get to cancel any work reliably? Wish more was said about this: why would that be c
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by memco 3mo ago
I didn't see it touched on, but I'm hoping improved storage management is included in the update. My system has > 20% storage used by "system storage" and in total nearly half the device storage is used by ios and is
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by memco 4mo ago
Oh dear! Medical issues are scary enough without all the red tape (has to be a better word than that) getting in the way of good care. Spreading the word in the hopes that it is more common and fewer people are left out Thanks for sharing t
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by memco 4mo ago
Won't weigh in on psychiatric care, but I will say from experience that everyone should look into both an advanced healthcare directive and an advanced psychiatric care directive: these are documents that authorize someone else to ha
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by memco 4mo ago
Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aptronym
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by memco 4mo ago
The product related info feels a bit anemic. Surprised things like "model" aren't in there.
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by memco 5mo ago
I think this is a great resource. However, per item #2: > Choice Overload > The tendency for people to get overwhelmed when they are presented with a large number of options, often used interchangeably with the term paradox of choice.
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by memco 7mo ago
Not sure if related, but the page loads fine and then after a few seconds refreshes into a 404. I gave up trying to read the article.
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by memco 7mo ago
Oh man! I came here to complain about printing! I just discovered yesterday that you can no longer drag and drop print jobs from one printer to another. Apparently you can move a print job via some command line stuff but it just ended up de
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by memco 8mo ago
Even enshitification suffers enshitification.
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by memco 9mo ago
This company makes cases with a physical keyboard for iPhone 14+ so if you just want the keyboard you might be able to get one of those instead.
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by memco 9mo ago
I think this is a valid question for this specific case, but may not always be possible. That said, I think as a user I would probably prefer it if under the hood the old function called the new so they can deprecate the behavior without br
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by memco 10mo ago
If you'd like you can also use `tip` as the update channel to get the nightly build binary without having to compile it yourself: https://ghostty.org/docs/config/reference#auto-update-channe...
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by memco 1y ago
It’s also worth noting that this was specifically about the effects of ChatGPT on users’s ability to write essays: which means that if you don’t practice your writing skills, then your writing skills decline. This doesn’t seem to show that
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by memco 1y ago
Not sure how prevalent this is now, but a few years back I was seeing a lot of "cash price" advertised for stuff that was lower by whatever the merchant didn't have to pay in fees so sometimes cash may not be subsidizing the
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by memco 1y ago
> As I understand (I could be wrong), with agent mode, it edits the file for you, no way for you to accept before it does, so you have to manually check the diff, roll back parts you don't want, etc. > Am I right? With cursor you
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by memco 1y ago
I think it’s referring to this: https://www.radgametools.com/
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by memco 1y ago
I think the article kind of tramples on its own point by showing a very long history of the changes to the Finder’s icon over the years, but I think what it’s trying to say is that it has been mostly unchanged for many years so it shouldn’t
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by memco 1y ago
Iced coffee or cold brew might work for you. I used to do aeropress or pour over coffee every morning but now I brew a large batch of hot coffee in a jar and then leave it on the counter overnight. The next day I remove the grinds and put t
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by memco 1y ago
> There are amazing books out there but they are textbooks. 1000 pages long on a single subject, and people don't want that. I would recommend to you, the author of the OP and others in this thread read “Amusing Ourselves to Death”
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by memco 1y ago
Jury is out for me on the style appeal but I too would like to try this in an IDE or terminal that supports tbe animation.
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by memco 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this! I think I may now have what I need to set up a system with multi-user shared keys that only work for a given set of users.
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by memco 1y ago
Did I miss where an actual oval is explained in this method? I assume it is just drawing the same arc upside down but wanted to be sure there isn’t a follow up post or something.
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by memco 2y ago
Love this straightforward analysis of use cases: > Using smallpond and 3FS depends largely on your data size and infrastructure: > Under 10TB: smallpond is likely unnecessary unless you have very specific distributed computing needs.
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by memco 2y ago
I’ve also seen “Aptronym” used for this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aptronym
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by memco 2y ago
Thanks for the data! I think I may have different use cases than are covered by your benchmarks. Do you often do that many independent $incs (or any query) in a single second? I have gotten much better performance by using `BulkWrite` to do
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by memco 2y ago
Can you share more details about the conditions under which it is slow in recent versions? We moved from 3.x to 7 for our main database and after adding a few indexes we were missing we have seen at least an order of magnitude speed up.
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by memco 2y ago
Since Karabiner is Mac only: does the system setting to use the f keys as function keys not work for these keyboards: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/use-keyboard-functi... ?
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by memco 2y ago
There are many people who are too young, too old or lack abilities necessary to drive places: they are completely dependent on the will of others to help them get where they need to go. Coordinating the transportation is taxing in many ways
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by memco 2y ago
I know there have been multiple complaints that a theater in my area has the volume too loud. The staff reply is that it’s supposed to be loud. Gives the “you’re listening wrong !”vibes.

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