Some films to try if you like films: - Adaptation - The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent - Dream Scenario
Either way it's a communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids.
If you're serious - I made the jump to nvim a while ago - I highly recommend using vim keybindings in vscode to get used to them/learn them, without having to worry about setting up a viable vim configuration/learn…
Can Claude 5.5 also play it?
Meat proxies; proxying the transfer of wealth for the benefit of the few at great cost to the many.
It depends on what you mean by "good alternative". We use a self-hosted OSS language tool server that's containerized and runs in a cluster to provide good performance and be HA, but it only works on our corporate…
There are no certificates to share with Wireguard. Nothing to rotate if you don't want to. Once it works, it works. I've even got a backup wireguard server running on a Pi 1b. Works fine. We currently run wireguard on…
Alt text: Buzz Lighter sees functional programming paradigms everywhere. PS - I don't follow JavaScript or use it much, but these are nice tools to have in any language.
I've never seen an incident report or postmortem that didn't include action items to cover the core issue noted in this writing: "can we / how do we prevent this failure mode from recurring?" I'm not saying these…
I recently had to implement a stripe payment system for a client (having never used it before) and found their documentation to be accurate and excellent (at least for the Java SDK and relatively basic use case). No…
It's not just iOS. Final Cut Pro on MacOS now regularly advertises iPadOS Final Cut Pro (which is a paid SaaS tool). Professional applications (arguments about Final Cut Pro X not being all that professional…
There are already consequences. We (collectively) were unprepared for a machine that presents itself in human forms. We were the frogs that boiled ourselves. We built a world of images and words on a screen. And then we…
I’ve found the downgrade surprisingly minimal on plasma 6 - and it’s far more customizable. Thanks to marginal gains on MacOs (nee OS X) the Linux desktop gets closer more quickly than Apple can pull away.
Tech has always been breaking social contracts. It’s how we roll. We did the same thing with taxis and travel accommodations to name a few. We hid our “we know better” hubris under the term “disruption” because the…
This made me chuckle. Aside: Scala dev here - but I only talk about how wonderful it is with people I trust (mostly Go and Rust developers I used to work with). Also, Scala Native means I don’t always have to worry…
I realise this is a joke, but I have to pile on. Even weather was/is comically bad. Ask it anything specific and it would fall over, repeating the broadest, least helpful version of weather data, even if all that data…
Wouldn't most users considering or using Forgejo also have considered (or used) self-hosted Gitlab which would have the same opex / security costs (and much higher hardware requirements)?
High quality 500-600w bifacial n panels are between $200-300 in Canada at normal install sizes (12-32). We do lag behind the costs elsewhere, but still nowhere close to $1000 per panel.
If you're building out, say 12kw of PV, That's about 24 panels for a modern install (500w bifacial n panels). So a $336 premium, or roughly 1.3 additional panels in terms of cost. While sure, that's not nothing, it's…
Citation required. One monitor for nvim/zellij, one for browser & devtools. My __third__ monitor is for YouTube, thankyouverymuch.
This should be front page material if it hasn’t been already. On top of it being thorough and illustrative, it’s surprisingly engaging. Also: I had no idea.
You mean the person who wrote the author request the change right? Right? PS - it's knickers
I didn't read it that way (but I can see multiple possible readings). Here's my interpretation: When someone has a shitty public opionion, we force others to MAKE PUBLIC their opinions. And because our society is so…
Good faith question: would it? Wouldn't most large codebases with poor abstractions just have engineers engineer around them with their own solutions? In a large enough codebase you'd have both the bad abstractions and…
Missing the splitting axe getting a little jammed at a knot. Otherwise excellent.
Some films to try if you like films: - Adaptation - The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent - Dream Scenario
Either way it's a communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids.
If you're serious - I made the jump to nvim a while ago - I highly recommend using vim keybindings in vscode to get used to them/learn them, without having to worry about setting up a viable vim configuration/learn…
Can Claude 5.5 also play it?
Meat proxies; proxying the transfer of wealth for the benefit of the few at great cost to the many.
It depends on what you mean by "good alternative". We use a self-hosted OSS language tool server that's containerized and runs in a cluster to provide good performance and be HA, but it only works on our corporate…
There are no certificates to share with Wireguard. Nothing to rotate if you don't want to. Once it works, it works. I've even got a backup wireguard server running on a Pi 1b. Works fine. We currently run wireguard on…
Alt text: Buzz Lighter sees functional programming paradigms everywhere. PS - I don't follow JavaScript or use it much, but these are nice tools to have in any language.
I've never seen an incident report or postmortem that didn't include action items to cover the core issue noted in this writing: "can we / how do we prevent this failure mode from recurring?" I'm not saying these…
I recently had to implement a stripe payment system for a client (having never used it before) and found their documentation to be accurate and excellent (at least for the Java SDK and relatively basic use case). No…
It's not just iOS. Final Cut Pro on MacOS now regularly advertises iPadOS Final Cut Pro (which is a paid SaaS tool). Professional applications (arguments about Final Cut Pro X not being all that professional…
There are already consequences. We (collectively) were unprepared for a machine that presents itself in human forms. We were the frogs that boiled ourselves. We built a world of images and words on a screen. And then we…
I’ve found the downgrade surprisingly minimal on plasma 6 - and it’s far more customizable. Thanks to marginal gains on MacOs (nee OS X) the Linux desktop gets closer more quickly than Apple can pull away.
Tech has always been breaking social contracts. It’s how we roll. We did the same thing with taxis and travel accommodations to name a few. We hid our “we know better” hubris under the term “disruption” because the…
This made me chuckle. Aside: Scala dev here - but I only talk about how wonderful it is with people I trust (mostly Go and Rust developers I used to work with). Also, Scala Native means I don’t always have to worry…
I realise this is a joke, but I have to pile on. Even weather was/is comically bad. Ask it anything specific and it would fall over, repeating the broadest, least helpful version of weather data, even if all that data…
Wouldn't most users considering or using Forgejo also have considered (or used) self-hosted Gitlab which would have the same opex / security costs (and much higher hardware requirements)?
High quality 500-600w bifacial n panels are between $200-300 in Canada at normal install sizes (12-32). We do lag behind the costs elsewhere, but still nowhere close to $1000 per panel.
If you're building out, say 12kw of PV, That's about 24 panels for a modern install (500w bifacial n panels). So a $336 premium, or roughly 1.3 additional panels in terms of cost. While sure, that's not nothing, it's…
Citation required. One monitor for nvim/zellij, one for browser & devtools. My __third__ monitor is for YouTube, thankyouverymuch.
This should be front page material if it hasn’t been already. On top of it being thorough and illustrative, it’s surprisingly engaging. Also: I had no idea.
You mean the person who wrote the author request the change right? Right? PS - it's knickers
I didn't read it that way (but I can see multiple possible readings). Here's my interpretation: When someone has a shitty public opionion, we force others to MAKE PUBLIC their opinions. And because our society is so…
Good faith question: would it? Wouldn't most large codebases with poor abstractions just have engineers engineer around them with their own solutions? In a large enough codebase you'd have both the bad abstractions and…
Missing the splitting axe getting a little jammed at a knot. Otherwise excellent.