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dlivingston

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About dlivingston

daniel[dot]livingston[at]live[dot]com

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    Comment #49050979

    I grew up in southern NM, near White Sands, and the skies were so dark and vibrant that the Milky Way band is visible and prominent, and thousands of stars dot the night sky. My pa…

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    Comment #48359501

    I either mix it with a cup of cold water and gulp it down, or mix it in with a protein/greens shake.

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    Comment #48313889

    And paraphrasing (allegedly) Aristotle: > "We are what we repeatedly do. [Kindness], therefore, is not an act, but a habit."

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    Comment #48312946

    Bandcamp is great. Albums are usually ~$10 for high-fidelity digital downloads, and ~$25 gets you a vinyl record + the digital download.

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    Comment #48295726

    This reads to me as if he wasn't prepared for the interview and said the first open-ended design question he could think of.

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    Comment #48284113

    The exterior of the car is silly, but I am really and truly blown away by the interior. It's really quite handsome and well-designed. Highly recommend giving this a skim: https://w…

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    Comment #48143818

    Some of these tripped me up as well. Oil & Gas are necessary for a country's survival. Good! The Oil & Gas Industry operate political lobbying and climate change disinformation cam…

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    Comment #48129999

    I am not a sparkly special pretty princess. My friends are where they are. In the trade off between meeting people where they're at or doing something unique to me with friction to…

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    Comment #48128992

    I run NVIDIA on my Bazzite box and I get excellent performance. I had to fiddle with a few things though that probably work out of the box on AMD (example: screen tearing in Steam …

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    Comment #48128959

    Then swap! Partition and dual-boot into Bazzite. Or get an extra SSD and flash Bazzite there. It's an easy weekend side project, and any numbers people give you will be ballparks a…

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    Comment #48032671

    Are you one of those engineers building said crawlers, by any chance?

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    Comment #48032647

    It would still be useful to share as an example and reference point. People can use Claude Code / etc. to re-write it to their specific situation.

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    Comment #48030793

    Former Crossfitter. HIIT routines are prominent in CrossFit but it is more than just that. CrossFit is functional fitness, meaning the goal is to build a broad foundation of athlet…

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    Comment #48009050

    I find it so bitterly ironic that the people whose opinions we read the most of - the terminally online Redditors and tweeters - are exactly the kind of people we should not be lis…

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    Comment #48004111

    Materially, it's not. Which is what I'm arguing.

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    Comment #48004107

    Sure, for small projects. Otherwise, you'd better have a solid plan in place for keeping your business logic in a common core, otherwise you'll just be writing N separate implement…

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    Comment #48000807

    That's really not a solution. You're not targeting the host OS for that, which instantly kills that approach for everything other than "we need this to run on Linux and don't care …

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    Comment #48000747

    I mean, I guess there's that novelty for the first few years of your career. I've been doing this a decade. I don't care about looking and feeling like a l33t h4xx0r and I doubt my…

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    Comment #48000709

    That still doesn't address the root of the problem, which is that TUIs and Electron apps are write-once, run-anywhere, while native GUI dev is insanely fragmented. I mean, I guess …

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    Comment #47990670

    It's useful as metadata (like how JPEGs can store the camera model it was taken on, or PDFs contain the program used to generate it), but yes, I don't like LLMs giving themselves c…

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    Comment #47983629

    I use https://www.example.com . I used to use Oprah.com; for some reason, that made me laugh.

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    Comment #47978430

    Can I have a way to exclude all AI-generated music from my recommended songs as well? Doesn't this only verify against content farms, not AI in general (i.e. I can get verified aft…

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    Comment #47969569

    Can you say more about the transitional period (the why and how)? I agree completely we are going through one.

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    Comment #47897243

    I love diners. The late nights of undergrad was spent in diner booths, with textbooks and laptops splayed, and cups of coffee that never ran dry. New Mexico has lots of great dinne…

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    Comment #47890750

    I've seen the latter but I'm not sure I get the relevancy.