theherk

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by theherk 2mo ago
SHAG!
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by theherk 7mo ago
Yes, in the USA, largely due to the Federal Arbitration Act and generally weak consumer protections, it has become the norm to force users to give up their rights in this way, to move from publicly funded dispute resolution complete with ac
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by theherk 7mo ago
Binding arbitration is the most sure fired sign of an organization that hates its users and is fully against the rule of law and the rights of consumers. What a deeply disappointing development. I’d rather an organization kick puppies and k
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by theherk 11mo ago
Trouble is one can't fully escape us-east-1. Many services are centralized there like: S3, Organizations, Route53, Cloudfront, etc. It is THE main region, hence suffering the most outages, and more importantly, the most troubling outag
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by theherk 2y ago
I do something similar, but I just use a shell script: https://github.com/theherk/commons/blob/main/bin/light-dark-... , and combine it with a raycast script to run it to run it: https://g
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by theherk 3y ago
I think it is a distinguished name, that will be nice to type and easily recognizable.
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by theherk 3y ago
It doesn't even seem vague to me; just outright fraudulent.
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by theherk 3y ago
I don't know if you are referring about my comment "fewer hydrocarbons", but it was a direct reference to the post I was referring to, "cool way to burn hydrocarbons". I wasn't trying to be pedantic or correcti
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by theherk 3y ago
Burn fewer hydrocarbons in this case.
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by theherk 4y ago
I changed the prompt to `Generate a short commit message, using the imperative mood, from this:` in accordance with https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/git/git.git/tree/Documentatio... .
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by theherk 5y ago
Oh boy. Can't wait to see how this comment section materializes.