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alexambarch

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    Comment #47663727

    “Soon” we will see celebrity AI gossip? Someone clearly missed the first season of Fruit Love Island[0]. [0]: https://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture/viral/ai-fruit-love-isla...

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    Comment #46796980

    As an Ableton user myself, I’m pretty surprised that this musician could just… switch from Ableton to Bitwig. Goes to show how dire the situation was I guess. I still have yet to h…

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    Comment #43668908

    I’d argue Terraform/HCL is quite popular as a Level 4 configuration language. My biggest issue with it is that once things get sufficiently complex, you wish you were using a Level…

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    Comment #42924900

    I really like lazygit when I need something quicker and more ergonomic than the VSCode git extension. I’m still partial to magit over everything else but lazygit has replaced a lot…

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    Comment #40794969

    As someone who’s too young to have been around for HyperCard, what was the main draw? Was it the accessibility of the tech or was it just really well executed?

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    Comment #40794957

    If these vehicles tackle the roads of Boston, there will be no stopping this company. That place has one of the most confusing road networks I’ve ever seen in addition to some of t…

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    Comment #39991121

    From what I got out of the article and my own limited understanding of double entry bookkeeping, the "double" seems to be referring to the part where we split a transaction into cr…

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    Comment #39946543

    The most interesting takeaway from this article for me was that there's an inverse correlation between the number of syllables spoken per second and the bits of information conveye…

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    Comment #39630621

    Oh boy I sure hope I receive my grandmother's Monero cold wallet in her will!

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    Comment #39563501

    As someone who has managed keycloak in production for work, it's a solid solution but boy is it easy to make mistakes that cause difficult to debug issues. It's a headache that doe…

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    Comment #39462238

    I stopped being interested in poker when I realized that by far the best strategy is simply to play with the worst players you can find. Everything else pales in comparison to simp…

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    Comment #39328349

    Brokers fees for the apartment in Cambridge I rent were $4k. This was in addition to first and last months’ rent. Extremely annoying but when every other apartment is doing it too,…

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    Comment #39064968

    > Also, oh, man, Jazelle. I'd forgotten about that. Hardware support for Java bytecode... that did not pan out well. As someone who was too young to be paying any attention during …

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    Comment #37756463

    Honest question: what do we even do? I'm not European but it seems like you can't talk about the "housing crisis" without having to specify whether you're talking about Europe, Can…

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    Comment #37063194

    I've seen Infracost around and think it looks cool, do you have any plans to add support for Pulumi? One advantage Terraform seems to have over Pulumi is the ecosystem of tools tha…

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    Comment #36884534

    If you're desperate enough, you can nixtamalize corn by getting your hands on some calcium hydroxide (referrred to as cal) and giving some kernels a good overnight bath in a mixtur…

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    Comment #35949267

    For the record, "188,000 views on TikTok" is not that many for a single video to reach, let alone an entire search term's worth of videos. As a zoomer reading this article I can te…

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    Comment #35691557

    A while back I somehow managed to watch Space Is the Place[1] without knowing anything about Sun Ra. The discovery that he was not an actor and was instead a great jazz musician wa…

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    Comment #34684418

    What entity an ENS record is registered to, who owns what JPEG, who sent who some Ether... Ethereum is one big state machine so that state holds everything.

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    Comment #34683910

    > You can already rent compute globally and perform computation in an environment orders of magnitude faster than on the EVM True, but Ethereum also has the benefit of having a glo…

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    Comment #34683721

    In my haste I guess I didn't make this clear enough, sorry. By "blockchains" I was trying to emphasize the fact in Nano that we are talking about many blockchains as opposed to one…

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    Comment #34683001

    From looking around the internet I am starting to believe I might be the only person holding crypto strictly because I just happen to think it's neat. I think it's interesting that…

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    Comment #34532163

    I didn't exactly understand this feature. Usually when I'm opening a file, the chances that my cursor is already where I want it and I can just start typing is next to zero.

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    Comment #33996573

    While I don’t think she cheated, the reasoning she gives at the table for why she calls the hand is really weird. The first explanation I hear her give is “I thought you were on Ac…

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    Comment #33515036

    > It also went ahead and put non binary... which is like, right there I think the general idea of adding a word for non-binary was that there were already words for man and woman, …