Philip @delayload

mystery, patience, hope Tacoma, WA Joined October 2011

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Scott Alexander @slatestarcodex

2 months ago

@aphysicist I am a Singapore-controlling-Michigan's-Upper-Peninsula accelerationist. Not only should they own the land, but they should institute SIngaporean law there and build a hyperfuturist Great Lakes megalopolis-thalassocracy.

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Steve Simkins @stevedylandev

3 months ago

Nothing beats Berkeley Mono by @usgraphics

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Daniel Paleka @dpaleka

4 months ago

3.7 sonnet: *hands behind back* yes the tests do pass. why do you ask. what did you hear 4o: yes you are Jesus Christ's brother. now go. Nanjing awaits o3: Listen, sorry, I owe you a straight explanation. This was once revealed to me in a dream

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Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz

a year ago

Huge news for anyone working in tech in the US. Noncompetes are now banned: not just in California (like before), but nationwide. Very, very relevant for anyone at Amazon (which is the Big Tech that has enforced noncompetes even for low-level engineering positions).

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figsoda @figsoda

a year ago

discourse.nixos.org/t/24-05-call-f…

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Daniel Xu @__dxu

3 years ago

I've personally found every piece of infra (that I've used) to come out of systemd umbrella to be a total joy to use. bootctl, homectl, timedatectl, systemctl, etc. systemd devs really understand the power of consistent ux and sane defaults.

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mr. beer @hewwocourt

3 years ago

a little bit of cold plums in my life a littlebit of icebox by my side a littlebit of breakfast is what you need a littlebit of forgiveness, what I seek a littlebit of delicious, thats those plums a littlebit of sweet plums all night long a littlebit of cold plums here I am

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Yoïn van Spijk @yvanspijk

3 years ago

English had a great-aunt that passed away early and didn't bear surviving children: Gothic. In the 4th century AD, bishop Wulfila commissioned the translation of the Bible into Gothic, an East-Germanic language. Here's an excerpt, read by me in the reconstructed pronunciation: