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by resize2996 6mo ago
I found a good cat-sitter through Rover and would do crime if she made it a condition of her next visit.
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by resize2996 7mo ago
Warning: I was in two different project experimenting with similar forms of db access at the same time. don't do that.
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by resize2996 7mo ago
find the reflections in the rushing river
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by resize2996 8mo ago
yeah, I don't think the jenga tower is changing but the levels of abstraction will.
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by resize2996 8mo ago
the abstractions around this stuff are still a jenga stack with round pieces... I think it will tighten up over the next year or so for real world use cases. Right now it's great if one is a "build your own tools" kinda perso
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by resize2996 8mo ago
"fundamental tenet"? There's not an engineering pope speaking ex cathedra.
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by resize2996 9mo ago
I thought they were making fun of my new jersey accent.
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by resize2996 9mo ago
compilers can only produce machine code. so unorginal.
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by resize2996 9mo ago
> Which poor people exactly do you consider privileged, and why? those with insulation from genocide and displacement despite poverty. their point is that, say, a german peasant in 17th century couldn't avoid the Thirty Years War.
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by resize2996 9mo ago
The big players (Gemini, Claude Code, Codex) and then aider and opencode for open source. I keep my setup modular/composable so I can swap pieces and keep it usable by anyone (agent, human, time traveler) depending on what the task nee
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by resize2996 9mo ago
tbf, OpenCode's development cycle seems pretty fast. If someone announced AGI in the morning, I'd bet they have it integrated by EOD. I also use OpenCode extensively, but bounce around to test out the other ones.
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by resize2996 9mo ago
That is how scholarship works. It’s like a math proof: they’re interested in proving the base case. If someone else wants to do more speculative work to theorize what a well-painted version would look like, that would be super cool, but it
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by resize2996 10mo ago
I paid for my internet and used it all day long.
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by resize2996 10mo ago
> what problems are they solving programmatic text manipulation
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by resize2996 11mo ago
the eternal september 2: it's eternaler this time
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by resize2996 11mo ago
same things as drugs and alcohol, I imagine the side effects are different but still negative!
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by resize2996 11mo ago
ok, but what if my friends have terrible taste.
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by resize2996 11mo ago
Eventually, some of these companies will realize that a well-managed customer service org is a profit center and they will get an enormous amount of business. Unfortunately, they'll all keep fucking over customers until they realize th
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by resize2996 11mo ago
I do not know the future, every line of code is a plausible-looking liability.
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by resize2996 1y ago
"Advertising is a cancer" is the moderate position, in that it assumes the patient can be saved. My personal view is that art that has been infected by advertising should be taken out back and shot. I'm glad you enjoyed the s
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by resize2996 1y ago
I've been using these for about... 20 years or so.. https://www.reisnerscorekeeping.com/
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by resize2996 1y ago
Modell's was the go-to if your team won last night.
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by resize2996 1y ago
Posted elsewhere in this thread, it appears that ladybird does not have a great record in this dept. https://hyperborea.org/reviews/software/ladybird-inclusivity...
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by resize2996 1y ago
For certain values of 'someone else'
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by resize2996 1y ago
Equating these things with a "Belief in god" belies a narrow view of spirituality.
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by resize2996 1y ago
except...
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by resize2996 1y ago
You're missing emacs insane observability and tight feedback loops.
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by resize2996 1y ago
Unicode is absolutely cheating. ;) :P
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by resize2996 1y ago
Somewhere around 2022, someone flipped a switch that changed Google Fi support from best-in-class to 'we're trying to get people to cancel.'
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by resize2996 1y ago
What should I be doing with my x220? Where are the good thinkpad resources these days.

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