Rejiggering my subscriptions and learning what family really means.
It means y'all use the same router. If you don't use the same router you're not family anymore, just some stranger.
Says Steam, Netflix, Disney+
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Rejiggering my subscriptions and learning what family really means.
It means y'all use the same router. If you don't use the same router you're not family anymore, just some stranger.
Says Steam, Netflix, Disney+
Work from Home helps high performers (more time to work) and hurts low performers (no supervision or in-person training/help/etc)
https://bsky.app/profile/carnage4life.bsky.social/post/3lbzygnsujc23
KPop Thanksgiving play list
https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwZoneyWsXwum72UiK4X1FCnt34QlFQW0&si=sm7Ezf4_wW6Nn9GI
You're welcome
localstack is a wrapper around moto?! I feel like Dorothy visiting the wizard. What else is just a wrapper around moto? ap-southeast-2-per-1a? That would explain why everyone says it is slow.
@oliverandrich @pauleveritt Pycharm's guess rate on 'where is the venv' for me has been 5%, I figure it was because any venv on the machine could be the venv. Compare with node modules, which is always findable. Still, seems like it could be better.
"Give me six hours to chop down a tree, and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe"
That's why when I'm coding, I spend an hour sharpening my axe and now my computer is in 30 pieces and I'm at peace and free.
I keep doing control-c on one machine and then moving to another machine and doing control-v and I get nothing, because it turns out the clipboard is not inside my fingers.
But why not? Why can't I have a distributed clipboard that posts the copy to a remote server so I can paste on a 2nd machine?
Surely someone has already written this.
Time to write a short book.
```markdown
# Maintainable Bash
## By Matthew Martin
Keep programs under two characters, e.g. `ls`
If that fails, try to keep it shorter than that.
```
Inspired by https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZyGUgJHulo which I will live tweet.
Why choose bash?
-Package management is so bad, that no one write bash with bash dependencies, so there are no dependency problems!
Good video on the remaining user base here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ5XN_mJE8Y
I've been asking for this FOREVER. Finally on Bluesky you can filter to just your mutuals.
- Twitter doesn't have this
- Mastodon doesn't have this.
Why should anyone care? Mutuals' content is priority for interaction. Non-mutuals' content is the least likely content to lead to further interaction, it is messages in bottles in the Indian Ocean.
@jamiemccarthy best answer
So you want to spell check python and markdown.
- pylint will check docstrings and comments. ONLY.
- codespell checks comments (only?)
- typos (rust) checks for words one off from a real word, I think. Very smart.
- markdown-spellcheck is okay, finds lots of hits/misses
This is a really hard problem because you start out with so many false positives & the techniques to reduce false positives (ignore var names, ignore string contents) are too draconian
My current job is hourly pay. So vacation time & sick leave are a reduction in paycheck for that week. Everyone else on the team is on salary & follows salaried work norms. I think we're headed for some friction on unpaid overtime & work outside of core hours. (Also doesn't help that I'm hourly and there is no clock to punch)
work under 40 hrs: the clock protects the employer
work over 40 hrs: the clock protects the employee
Quantum-like poll to measure if people have ever taken a poll. The measurement affects the system.
Archived poll
16 voters
OMG this organization loves acronyms.
Gonna name my classes "WorkingTemporaryFile" and "BusinessSubject" and "EnterpriseArchitectureTemplateMethodExecutor"
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☕💥😬The Decaf Coffee Here is Not Decaf🤪🌀🤯💥☕
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And I want my fixed width emoji font...NOW.
I do punitive cross posting. If I don't get any laughs on my bad jokes, I'm going to cross post it.
Buddhist computer
```bash
> whoami
Emptiness
```
Abbreviations exist not to save keystrokes but to increase the cognitive burden on yourself and people that use your code. It is going to make them so much smarter because you never know when or how an abbreviation will show up.
- init (lost half the word)
- fmt (lost a mixture of consonants and vowels)
- lint (not abbreviated)
@neurobashing Oh! I get it now. They want to reduce the fraud, waste and abuse laws to waste laws, so they can do fraud and abuse.
At Fintech Inc, you're not just a number. You are an alphanumeric and your name is ROV241, welcome to the team ROV241!
My theory of remote work:
High performers productivity went up.
but
Entry level productivity tanked
Some people stopped working because no one was looking anymore
BS jobs continued to exist, but they were now a form of accidental private charity.*
In net, the two effects cancelled each other out.
* When a rich man pays a guard to unnecessarily guard his office, he shows off his status and gets warm fuzzies. When a rich man pays a guard to work from home, the company's productivity doesn't drop, the guard wasn't productive, but now the guard is on payroll and not projecting status for the chain of command. A rational rich man would order the guard back to the office or fire them.
But Matt, what about all-remote companies that are doing okay? I bet those are all staffed by people who a proven high performers who probably were juniors, at an office, when they were younger.
When I was 8 I got a computer & learned to code, with very little outside help. Now, as a parent, I'm astonished that my kids which much better hardware need so much poking and prodding and external motivation to learn to code. I've tried neglecting them, ignoring them, giving them total freedom, I've tried "not forcing them" and nothing works.
I think this is why CEO in frustration are doing the RTOs, even if it in the short run means losing some high performers.
It has be `0000000000000000000000000000000` days since I used `z-index: 10000000000000000000000000;`
I need the hot takes of somone who:
- knows history of bad governments
- knows about current bad governments around the world
- and how they switched from good to bad and bad to good
- and how much damage occurred in the middle
Likely relevant: Germany, Spain, Chile, England have had flipflops
Russia somehow feeds themselves despite bad governance essentially forever
@allenu A human isn't going to put up with it. A human scammer that uses non-llm scripts to amplify their reach would be more than happy to do your captcha because it is just a speed bump on they way to scamming you, if you think it builds trust so much the better. An LLM would be unable to follow the link unless it was a well known hoop that LLMs would be expected to jump thru before a conversation.
@allenu New CAPTCHA ready
https://claude.site/artifacts/3f2e872c-439d-4e85-a299-59eb942d595e
Inspired by "can a robot write a symphony? Can a robot take a canvas and turn it into a masterpiece?"
@ayo My network is all 90% offline or not on social media. It would be awesome if I could get them going with a social media addiction. There is more than one way to use social media, they're all good.
@ayo Audiences don't like mixed content accounts & depending on the platform there is only so much controversy you can post before it isn't worth the emotional labor of dealing with angry people. You can mitigate it a lot by having multiple accounts & following people that don't talk about JS on the alt.
Well spoken
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8zfgIgZ4c0
Real estate agent was all like, "So you have come into $2.8 MILLION USD you got from a Nigerian national security adviser and you would like to buy this house and give me a commission of 5%? Have I heard this before?"
Where you can find me:
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🔥- that's LinkedIn.
Really tho, it should be a "help wanted" or "resume" or "coding interview" emoji.
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🔥- that's LinkedIn.
Getting views counts of ~20 per tweet. That is a 90% drop since twitters peak when I would get 200 views for unclever Dad jokes.
IDEA: AWS C++ compiler, but it is actually a room full of compsci freshers in India converting your code to assembler.
AWS Exams:
All of these answers are bad. Which answer is the least bad answer?
Brought to you by
```
Which of the following services will help businesses ensure compliance in AWS?
A. CloudFront.
B. CloudEndure Migration.
C. CloudWatch.
D. CloudTrail.
```
Where is Config?
My daughter is raising isopods and they will grow in their box until the ammonia kills them all.
Humans grow in our much larger sphere shaped box until we invent plastics and it kills all of us.
- can't recycle it
- can't keep it in the municipal dump (microplastic everywhere & in the water)
- can't stop using it (too many materials with no non-plastic alternative)
Plastics smaller than your hand will probably never be recycled.
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@SnoopJ "seams" which I recall as like finding accidental boundaries in the old code