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piperswe
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About piperswe
send email to whatever you want (there's a wildcard and I don't want to invite spam) at piperswe.me
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Comment #48969407
Snapshots are the weekly (at least they used to be, I think they're less frequent now) development snapshots - they are explicitly pre-beta versions that you have to opt in to.
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Comment #48787982
If politics were trending left I’d agree with you, but as-is the bourgeoisie are the only ones that will get any upside from modern tech.
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Comment #48529810
Typically, blood work at the beginning of hormone therapy shows sex hormone levels that are normal for the AGAB
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Comment #48435917
That would be the “Linus Sebastian misconception”
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Comment #48435603
I don’t think I’ve ever _needed_ to use the Unifi mobile app. When I connect something to my network, it shows up in the Unifi controller web app ready to adopt.
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Comment #48421551
Texas charges quite high property taxes compared to many other states
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Comment #48378976
Isn’t Win32 also implemented as a subsystem?
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Comment #48378948
Then in this hypothetical world you could mount \\0010-somehost.win.site1.mycorp.local\Share01 to /Share01 rather than T:
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Comment #48327203
I feel like you could probably have the AI write a script that uses the API to do the same thing, except this time you have code you can test rather than relying on the probabilist…
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Comment #48285134
I'm assuming this firmware also functions as a LibreDrive firmware for use with MakeMKV?
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Comment #48209415
But those libraries have to pay each time they loan those digital goods. It's not the old "pay once loan until it's dust" model they use for physical goods.
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Comment #48156285
A lot of it ends up bundled to run in a browser though, and doesn't end up running in Node.js
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Comment #48068902
Thank you, I picked it myself :)
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Comment #48068900
I don't have a particularly good idea of how much others were using it, unfortunately.
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Comment #48065570
I can't see or reply to the original comment since it's been nuked, but I can infer what it was saying. I actually started studying part-time for a mathematics degree earlier this …
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Comment #48065506
I'm honored you're responding! I've received a few leads from this comment that I'm chatting with, and it's been a major morale boost for me. At this point in my life and the econo…
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Comment #48065452
I had OpenCode doing most of my substantial code changes for me, once I figured out what the code changes had to be. (so, it saved me typing but not thinking) I also vibe-coded (re…
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Comment #48058073
Location: Austin, TX Remote: Remote/Hybrid/On-Site Willing to relocate: To California, Massachusetts, Canada, or Europe for the right opportunity Technologies: Go (Golang), Rust, T…
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Comment #48057882
oh indeed it is! thanks for the heads up!
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Comment #48057099
CV link: https://piperswe.me/cv.pdf
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Comment #48054727
Welp, looks like I’m affected. If anyone is looking to hire a systems engineer with distributed systems and load balancing experience, shoot me an email at @piperswe.me :/ I’ll upd…
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Comment #48022837
It's stored in Wallet so you can access it through the Wallet shortcut (double-press power button), when you open it the screen automatically brightens, and it's a perfectly clear …
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Comment #47977539
Not surprising for an "AI" company to be on-board the hype train
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Comment #47957769
I'm a functional and successful adult despite doing plenty online behind my parents' back as a kid. I don't think that part of our upbringings had as much of an effect on us as you…