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speedster217
9d ago
Doesn't lazy.nvim have some support for that? I use the LazyVim distribution but I remember something in the docs about per-repo plugin settings
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speedster217
2mo ago
Agreed. AI has been "just trust me bro" for so long. People need to show receipts instead of spreading vague hype
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speedster217
2mo ago
There's a direct quote in the article from Jaredd talking about poor work/life balance
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speedster217
2mo ago
They are saying that someone who will summarize an article with AI is already implicitly biased. It's not about the AI, it's about the user.
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speedster217
3mo ago
Yeah I thought it was very obvious that the author was more careless and complicit than she was admitting.
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speedster217
4mo ago
I've really been enjoying modern Python both at work and on personal projects.
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speedster217
5mo ago
Yeah it doesn't even remotely qualify as a warning about it using your tokens to improve itself.
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speedster217
5mo ago
Americans are so used to school shootings they complain about the Onion's reaction to it rather than the failure of politics that led them here.
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speedster217
6mo ago
I have a touchscreen laptop and I love it. Mainly for stuff like quickly moving windows or highlighting. But also I'm shocked Slay the Spire 2 on KDE is just working perfectly with the touch screen. Card games feel pretty natural with
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speedster217
8mo ago
I've made that decision before without the help of LLMs so I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. It feels vaguely insulting to our intelligence.
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8mo ago
> not specific characters. That's funny because they have been releasing a ton of named hero characters lately. A (I'm unsure how large) portion of the community hates this style of game design and call it "Herohammer"
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speedster217
2y ago
Can you share an example of Fennel with AwesomeWM?
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speedster217
3y ago
Anyone have any tutorials on Godot that they recommend? I've got a small RPG prototype that runs in the console but would love to give it an actual GUI/sprite graphics.
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speedster217
3y ago
https://github.com/astrada/google-drive-ocamlfuse is one option
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speedster217
5y ago
Yep that happened to me when I moved to be closer to family
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speedster217
8y ago
Malcolm Gladwell has a great set of Revisionist History podcasts on this subject. Here's the first one: http://revisionisthistory.com/episodes/04-carlos-doesnt-reme...
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speedster217
8y ago
Have you lived in Silicon Valley? The amount that people from other companies talk to each other is incredible. You're using a technology? Oh just hop in the car and talk to the developers about your use case and help guide the develop
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8y ago
Just want to add on to this. Whenever I'm looking up a piece of software and I find a Digital Ocean tutorial on it, I know I'm in good hands. Have yet to find a tutorial that wasn't great!
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speedster217
8y ago
My coworker who likes Murakami recommended Kawabata and Ishiguro, but I haven't had a chance to read either yet.
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speedster217
8y ago
I just tested it in Python3: def foo(): exec("a=1") return a print(foo()) Fails with a NameError: Traceback (most recent call last): File "test.py", line 5, in <module>
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A cast that lets you scratch those itches
(engadget.com)
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10y ago
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11y ago
At a place I worked, our CEO said that most businesses only paid about 60% of list price. The list price was inflated so that the people who were buying would get rewarded by their companies for knocking the price down so much