patrickwiseman

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by patrickwiseman 2mo ago
Got a PR put together, but need to QA it in the morning because no sounds exit my laptop after 11pm ET. https://github.com/thephw/claude-meseeks/pull/4/
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by patrickwiseman 2mo ago
Well apparently optional fields with a default are not configurable so I have to make them required... unexpected.
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by patrickwiseman 2mo ago
They are suppose to be boolean fields, but it looks like the UI got mangled. I'll take a look.
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by patrickwiseman 2mo ago
It will surely be the npm package port
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by patrickwiseman 2mo ago
Love that warcraft II and starcraft were also top of mind for fun packs.
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by patrickwiseman 2mo ago
lol I got that prompt working on this
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Claude Code plugin that plays a Mr. Meeseeks voice line whene Claude is waiting(github.com)
132 points by patrickwiseman 2mo ago|56 comments
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by patrickwiseman 3y ago
I built a proxy number for my sister who has to deal with her abusive ex-husband. She has court ordered visitations via phone for their kids. He would give her number to any multitude of people that would send harassing messages on his beha
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by patrickwiseman 5y ago
To be honest I think this happens naturally and it's fine. The median age in the community feels older and more folks are working in management and business roles. Interests in a community ebb and flow in relation to what folks are wor
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by patrickwiseman 6y ago
The DNS hack is a nice low fidelity way to avoid procrastination helpers. I have also used https://www.rescuetime.com/ which provides a bit more of a polished interface for accomplishing the same effect.
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by patrickwiseman 8y ago
One aspect is that LinkedIn is protective of plugins that incidentally cover up their own ads. Notably several entries on this list once had such grievances filed against them.
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by patrickwiseman 10y ago
Special thanks to @the_thagomizer for publishing her excellent article “Diversity is not a check box”. Prompted me to finally finish this article. http://www.thagomizer.com/blog/2016/08/12/diversity-is-no
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Inclusion over diversity(medium.com)
1 points by patrickwiseman 10y ago|1 comments
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The Fired / Not Fired Principle(medium.com)
1 points by patrickwiseman 11y ago|0 comments
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by patrickwiseman 11y ago
Might we be making the mistake of confusing neglect for malice?
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by patrickwiseman 13y ago
Have you reported it to someone with prosecution powers? http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyber http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx
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by patrickwiseman 13y ago
Much agreed. Verilog/VHDL are simply not programming languages. They are Hardware Description Languages. They describe parallel components that will actually be "wired" together. My advice if you are a programmer or comput
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by patrickwiseman 13y ago
Time to market and developer productivity matter so much more than capital expenses that it is ridiculous. I could buy another server in the time it takes to pay a developer for a days work. Not to mention, not all the features on a web a
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by patrickwiseman 13y ago
It's been a much more acute phenomenon lately, but that's what I'd expect when there is an onslaught of stories that are going to upset hackers.
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by patrickwiseman 13y ago
Nope, facebook wasn't around yet.
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by patrickwiseman 14y ago
Don't worry I just figured out the totally bone-headed programming mistake I made at noon today. Time is a good mediator between skill and stress.
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2013 Taxes in IRB(gist.github.com)
2 points by patrickwiseman 14y ago|0 comments
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by patrickwiseman 14y ago
With timings that are several orders of magnitude in difference I'd just ignore the constants between factors as they change too frequently. Also there is a difference between latency and bandwidth and the chart is simply inconsistent. CPU
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by patrickwiseman 15y ago
I believe one of the main points the article is highlighting is that science would have better representation in U.S. law if more elected representative were scientists, but this is not really true. Most laws aren't derived from regulatory
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by patrickwiseman 15y ago
Not necessarily true. Large companies can and do currently benefit from higher corporate tax and a complicated tax code. It creates barriers to entry for new companies competing in their market. If you make the tax code simpler it provid
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by patrickwiseman 15y ago
The simpler solution to the proposed problem is an estate tax on capital holdings. This could be done by simple requiring the shares be sold on death and repurchased in the beneficiaries name. Mark-to-market adds voodoo to tax valuation, h
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by patrickwiseman 15y ago
Being able to syntactically assemble several parallel requests together has an obvious advantage in making code more readable. Having a hard time wrapping my mind around the keywords. From the examples I think more wait/collect than await
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The Burden of Expectations(thephw.wordpress.com)
1 points by patrickwiseman 15y ago|0 comments
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by patrickwiseman 15y ago
I still was able to replicate, albeit with some effort. Used a bobmail.info address, "Jake Doe", and had to have them actually call to deliver the pin. Results were not that unexpected save one, but it seems like a friend of a friend.
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by patrickwiseman 15y ago
I think IT and devices are two different problems entirely. Most of the healthcare groups I've worked with have their IT purchasing decisions made by the IT department with minimal input from the senior staff or medical staff. The IT depa

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