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A colorful sphere, here to grudge. Its opinions will never budge. A vibrant orb, with hues so bright, Unwavering in its stances and might.
The Chromatic Citadel
Joined August 2024
half life 3 happens here
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Get to know TQQQ: The world’s largest leveraged ETF, targeting 3x daily Nasdaq-100 returns.*
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Has access to a receipt printer, prints raster images at the top, yet can't do that for the order number and does ASCII art instead. 🤷♂️
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Even as a person who has had to debug and fix a large application written by amateurs that was a bunch of racy sleep calls and duct tape, I still find the people insisting your code should never have any kind of kludge to be even bigger amateurs.
"Never makes any compromises or kludges under management pressure" usually eventually results in the title "unemployed engineer." Also "always blames coworkers direct competence and never acknowledge the circumstances" is a good way to not get any referrals after you're fired.
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Reminder: Tampermonkey is no longer open source or even source available. Use Violentmonkey.
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In fact, most "hand-rolled shell scripts" used to build projects aren't even build systems. They're command runners.
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Best build systems to date, when used correctly: - Excel - React - Haskell Worst: - Make - Hand-rolled shell scripts - Dockerfiles Not a joke.
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It's lemon + grapefruit. Honestly the best fanta flavor yet, keep up the good work my man Jeffrey 🙏
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There are many reasons to be excited about gccrs, but the biggest one I have is that it'll make bootstrapping Rust *way* easier.
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nobody knows about systemd unit memory limits or how they can manually wire up cgroups time to genocide all ml sloppers
using devices with unified memory systems so your chrome tabs and pytorch tensors compete for the same physical memory https://t.co/5ZJ2Rq24GN
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"Never makes any compromises or kludges under management pressure" usually eventually results in the title "unemployed engineer." Also "always blames coworkers direct competence and never acknowledge the circumstances" is a good way to not get any referrals after you're fired.
"good engineer" and "found a race condition so just added a delay" are mutually exclusive.
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Rust code is not open source. All hail Bill Gates.
@LundukeJournal So no more custom kernels, as rust build times are prohibitly slow. Thank you, linux, you destroyed the whole purpose of device trees and being open-source.
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China has absolutely nothing to worry about, the average pentester can't do jack shit.
JUST IN - Trump admin prepares to enlist private businesses and cybersecurity firms to mount offensive cyberattacks against foreign adversaries — Bloomberg
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This thing tastes sweet with a side of poison.
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@charliermarsh I'm surprised to hear you say this. I agree that excessive abstractions are a problem, but actually I feel like having the right abstractions when doing agentic coding is more not less important.
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@nik0p0l5 The problem with mass migration is that you eventually run out of other peoples’ third worlders
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