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vlfig
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About vlfig
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/vlfig; my proof: https://keybase.io/vlfig/sigs/m5-4eTUpqZsAvvl2vInWmcBN29lCs_WSgL94CZuS3jo ]
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Comment #48803403
But you still let the user put in the effort before revealing they'll have to sign up. Just be upfront.
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Comment #48582195
You're absolutely right, and I share the frustration. I'm thinking a possible solution to this signal-to-noise problem is to embrace the longitudinal view: instead of comparing eac…
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Comment #47715419
You are not alone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wu_wei
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Comment #47410635
Don't "let it" generate tests. Be intentional. Define them in a way that's slightly oblique to how the production code approaches the problem, so the seams don't match. Heck, that'…
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Comment #46900065
Eminently doable, yes. Two notes: - I'm not convinced the graph is necessarily cyclic. Often two codependents are actually dependent on some common bits and otherwise independent. …
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Comment #46686212
Next step: embeddings and similarity.
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Comment #45603518
I sanction this comment.
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Comment #45154205
Although it isn't yet clear how much the brakes did actually brake, it is known they would never be enough. So the cable was a critical component and initial findings suggest it wa…
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Comment #41748977
We shouldn't dismiss the theory of how to do things right just because it is common to do things poorly.
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Comment #39102269
a Dhall configuration file will never: - throw an exception - crash or segfault - accept malformed input - produce malformed output - hang or time out in https://docs.dhall-lang.or…
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Comment #39102182
Different requirements, different guarantees. Principle of least power. Have a look at https://docs.dhall-lang.org/discussions/Safety-guarantees.ht... .
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Comment #34237295
Ban on cash: impose negative interest rates. CBDCs: all manner of restrictions to fungibility.
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Comment #30230534
Sigh. Generally what happens is that: - Everyone is able to prove a transaction's correctness; - There's no way for a third party to track the contents of a transaction adversarial…
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Comment #30092502
Mostly yes. My advice on this topic is to read up on Liberating Structures, which I think are a level up. https://liberatingstructures.com/
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Comment #27490414
A request for a synchronous form of communication is a request for your time. People should earn it first.
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Comment #26936858
Obsidian + GitJournal + NeuraCache. No-cloud (except for git, could be self hosted), local-first, plain data formats solution for note taking, knowledge organisation, text producti…
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Comment #26892078
For a less romanticised, more practical resource on the topic, I recommend The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Online Anonymity https://anonymousplanet.org/guide.html (also, Monero > bitcoin…
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Comment #26749303
Aside from the click-baity article, the actual report puts emphasis on the quality of the existing data about food waste. A bit of an "let's measure this first" attitude, which is …
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Comment #26320062
The version of the API and the version of the artifact that implements it are distinct, not the least because the artifact can implement several (major) versions of the API. Using …
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Comment #26257444
Base64 padding, probably.
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Comment #25473370
Exactly this. One thing is to have (today) the same behaviour, another is to (forever) be the same thing.
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Comment #24978454
Hah! Not seriously, no. > REST is a solid, simple, and powerful transport method and let's maybe do without CORBA moving forward. Chill. :-) The world agrees with you.