moojd

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by moojd 2y ago
Exactly this. One of the first things I tell people struggling with nix is that nix is simple and almost all of the complexity lives in nixpkgs. Knowing where to look for help (is this a nix, flakes, NixOS, or nixpkgs thing?) is one of th
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by moojd 3y ago
My personal experience (model y lr) is 4 hour trips are the sweet spot and anything over 6 hours becomes a drag. I can reliably go over 200 miles @ 80mph without charging but after the first charge you have to stop every 100 miles or less.
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by moojd 3y ago
I just got back from a road trip in France and the UK and it's funny how much of the reddit-tier discourse is correct yet simultaneously so wrong. There are plenty of rural towns where everyone owns cars. There are highways, strip mall
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by moojd 3y ago
> No one is asking you to live there or not have a vehicle. Several of the most upvoted comments in this very thread are advocating banning vehicles.
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by moojd 3y ago
I like that git allows rebase, as long as it is only done in prs or local. Rebase in the sheets, merge in the streets.
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by moojd 3y ago
Thanks Graham! Glad to see some attempts at improving the dx of sharing expressions with flakes instead of just derivations. I've seen libraries and tools handle this in a ton of different ways. Do you think there will ever be a standa
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by moojd 3y ago
Enterprise discord is one of those obviously inevitable things that I can't believe doesn't exist yet
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by moojd 3y ago
My path was vm -> containers -> nix. With nix flakes and the direnv extension in vscode you can get a clean per-project dev environment with zero docker overhead and without dev tools cluttering up your global environment and causing
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by moojd 3y ago
Some execute them as a shell script and others parse them as a newline separated list of key value pairs
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by moojd 3y ago
I like them for defining a small number of env vars for my app that only get injected at run time. I don't like them when other random tools that aren't my app use them. Docker's insistence on automatically using the .env in
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by moojd 3y ago
I agree that 'real' verification was useful, but on the other hand removing it had the nice side-effect of 'breaking the spell' of twitter's imagined importance. People take it way less seriously now which I think i
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by moojd 3y ago
Wow, never seen tome before but I built almost the exact same thing at my current company with the only difference being all the sub-commands run in a nix environment. Being able to share bash scripts in our monorepo by just creating a file
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by moojd 3y ago
I'm not making a value judgement on rendering strategies, spa, etc. I'm arguing that for most js frameworks, building a full stack app with your own database, auth, etc without third party services is not the happy path. These are
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by moojd 3y ago
> Vercel and Netlify (among others) try and avoid the basic necessity of databases and other backend complexities as if a front-end developer can exist in some shining, pretty land free of that yucky backend stuff. They are creating the
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by moojd 3y ago
4 letters at #8,016,155: https://api.github.com/users/jmoo
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by moojd 3y ago
Do those allow multiple versions of the same dependency? With npm and cargo (as opposed to composer, etc.) you are never forced to resolve those types of conflicts so you can just keep installing dependencies forever without ever having to
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by moojd 3y ago
We need to do "The Stitch" next https://thestitchatl.com/project
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by moojd 3y ago
Oh man I've needed this for a while to the point where I was about to build it my self so thanks! It would be great though if it also listed the tagged nixpkgs version in addition to the hash if applicable.
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by moojd 3y ago
I would be interested to know what percent of victims were busted in by a SWAT team vs recieved a knock on the door. Not trying to minimize the issue as I would prefer if that number was zero, but I am curious of the scale.
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by moojd 3y ago
That repo is great. It really helped me get from zero to ... where ever I am now (non-zero I guess, I'm still early in my rust journey.) I do wish there was a 'completed' branch I could look at for reference though. Closest I
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by moojd 3y ago
There have been a few articles about iPhone 911 calls at bonaroo this week: https://gizmodo.com/iphones-false-911-calls-bonnaroo-android...
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by moojd 3y ago
Based on this I think the likelihood of me enjoying the park is inversely related to how hard the park moderators have to squint to apply the park rules. I'm totally cool with people having a park where a stroller counts as a vehicle b
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by moojd 3y ago
Nice! I tried but I must be missing something. Is it a setting? Only way I can see to join voice is to click on the channel and then click the voice button?
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by moojd 3y ago
I saw this and got excited but no, this isn't discord voice channels. This is an integrated jitsi meet call. It looks like some sort of prototype has been merged to develop though: https://github.com/vector-im/elem
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by moojd 3y ago
This is really nice. Just needs one click joining for voice channels. This is an under-appreciated killer feature of discord that slack missed when implementing huddles. The ability to instantly hop in and out of voice channels is what keep
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by moojd 3y ago
Yeah they are tangental concepts. Truth is only useful politically to inform decision making. Political frameworks and decisions are fundamentally subjective and would still vary wildly even if we could all agree on fundamental truths. It&#
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by moojd 3y ago
Not to mention the collateral damage to society by concentrating the most active users in these communities into off-site echo chambers.
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by moojd 3y ago
> Reddit should be free to implement whatever policy it wants to do as long as it is legal Yeah but that isn't the argument. Just because someone has the right to do something doesn't mean you can't criticize it or, in you
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by moojd 3y ago
Yep, I love my nord for the same reasons as you (and also the excellent b3+leslie emulation on the electro/stage). I stare at a screen all day so when it comes to practice or playing gigs I prefer it over midi + laptop/ipad. That
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by moojd 3y ago
Nords are for gigging artists that want every feature accessable via physical controls on the device with minimal setup. If you are willing to bring your laptop on stage there are probably better cheaper options. That being said used Electr

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