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> I want every package to ship with all dependencies inside.

Stopping where? python? c libraries? glibc? the kernel?

"all the dependencies" isn't what you think it is

> 2. homebrew often wants to install things I already have, like python.

oh yeah "python" like it's just A Thing You have. nothing has versions and of course every version can execute every code that's ever been written, past and future.

> I don't understand why things are made harder than they should be.

You're just willfully ignoring or not understanding the complexities.

yep.

Typescript is build-time validation, but in the end TS is "just JS"

Zod provides runtime validation (and also works well with TS)

> These same individuals have made comments that range from violating the code of conduct of an open project to falsifying information, impersonation, and even extortion

What the actual fuck.

If someone is doing ACTUAL crimes like that you report them to the real authorities. And not open a GitHub Issue.

But we know they’re not actually doing those things are anything like it. They have four letter words in their code and you’re insane.

You just opened this account, either fake or you’re an actual SCANOSS employee, to try to damage control against your boss’s goofy scanner that embarrassed him.

> These same individuals have made comments that range from violating the code of conduct of an open project to falsifying information, impersonation, and even extortion

What the actual fuck.

If someone is doing ACTUAL crimes like that you report them to the real authorities. And not open a GitHub Issue.

But we know they’re not actually doing those things are anything like it. They have four letter words in their code and you’re insane.

No, we prefer single-player games that also have couch-coop but couch-coop games died.

Simply use Github's mechanisms to Report Abuse

Just write. It might come up. My personal blog came up in several of my interviews as they will likely at least Google your name.

“Data-driven culture” until a board full of Boomers just kind of feels differently

They are: https://amp.theguardian.com/technology/2024/apr/03/amazon-un...

Dupes:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41567720

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41567728

only to have all of them talk to each other on Chime*

Amazon doesn't get to use anything that isn't Amazon-built

for very long builds, I'll simply add `; say "build done"`

> I try to refill my "Sims bars": sleep, eat, socialize etc.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who too The Sims' game concepts and apply them to how I view real-life

> take myself on a date

That's a fantastic idea!

brandishing != carrying

They stun, then skitter over and do a grab attack that sucks your brains, usually a one-hit kill as you encounter them early enough.

Please send those my way!

I have worked on mobile app (iOS and Android) and done full-stack web and app development.

When I apply for places the recruiter literally cannot fathom this "Um. So...Are you frontend or backend?" Both. "...But which one" BOTH "Which do you prefer?" I prefer a company that can handle the concept of someone who can and HAS done it all.

it does get longer. rather than typing in aaaa copy and paste it and copy and paste that to grow exponentially

it's the same for htop

even htop needs sudo to run properly

Are you unfamiliar with the Prison Industrial Complex?

Are you unfamiliar that slavery is illegal in America except for prisoners?

as a contrast to "slip" right?

> Tacky knockoffs of appealing designs became far more common than the original decorations.

Making me think of my mom and grandma's kitchens with their farm animal themes. It's like we're in a generational cycle of ornamentation > tacky > minimalism > REPEAT.

It's 2008: Linux has issues with battery life, issues with audio, non-working suspend

It's 2012: Linux has issues with battery life, issues with audio, non-working suspend

It's 2016: Linux has issues with battery life, issues with audio, non-working suspend

It's 2020: Linux has issues with battery life, issues with audio, non-working suspend

It's 2024: Linux has issues with battery life, issues with audio, non-working suspend

"yes and..."

It can be great to have something physical and re-readable from your loved ones that have passed on.

> I do not know what "Pagerduty" is

You lucky bastard.

It's for getting paged into on-call events. It shows you don't go on-call which makes me want to know...is your company hiring? haha

Building my Tyranid army in Warhammer 40k

A good buddy of mine had been itching to get back into the hobby that he played as a teen but I wasn't interested in it. Until I got the Ultimate Starter Box from my game store as it was basically calling out to me.

It's been an incredibly fun (and yes, expensive) hobby.

The people are great, especially in my local area they're suuuper friendly and welcoming to new people. They want cool people to play with and enjoy the hobby with so there's little gatekeeping that I've actually run into.

Learning new skills (assembly, priming, painting) and learning the rules has been really fun as well.

My passion for coding has been at an all time low, so it's good to have something to channel my passion into.

It's not even a consistently American thing.

I (from Texas) use "couple" to mean two-ish-or-more whereas my wife (from New Mexico) uses couple to mean exactly two.

I use "couple" to (roughly) mean "just enough in small amounts" like:

- just a couple more minutes (obviously doesn't mean 2 minutes and 0 seconds)

- grab a couple of glasses (probably two unless there are three people)

- buy a couple of things (I'm making a short trip for a small number of things)

For those decrying using imprecise language, it's because these are scenarios where enumerating would give an incorrect level of precision.

Ada

Thank the dispatch queue and Xcode will yell at you if you do anything other than UI and very trivial computes on the main UI thread

Dispatch queue. Android has the equivalent thing.