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@c0dec0dec0de@hachyderm.io

“Incredibly mediocre” dude. Programmer. Bad with words. Enthusiastic cat-botherer.
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clarjon1, to random
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@clarjon1 I need to know if there’s a Shellac-like thing you can spray on there and still be food- and, hopefully, dishwasher-safe.

futurebird, to random
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I just read the most baffling, troubling, disturbing, pretty good sci-fi story about AI and I’ll write about it later— but I have … thoughts. Basically it’s the opposite of a Frankenstein story for AI. And I do think we have a duty to imagine both utopias AND distopias. If a coming technology is inevitable— but I’m still a bit disgusted with the story— can’t shake that feeling of being lead down a garden path to my execution.

c0dec0dec0de,
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@futurebird look forward to reading your thoughts on this! (finally reading the story)

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@ServerWrestler @bruces Yes, but I also don’t know that I can stand to read dystopian fiction at the moment.

finux, to random

True story!

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@makdaam @finux https://ludic.mataroa.blog/blog/i-will-fucking-dropkick-you-if-you-use-that-spreadsheet/

Lockdownyourlife, to tech

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    @JessTheUnstill @Lockdownyourlife @ncweaver ASUS routers also make it pretty easy to set up guest wifi networks. And add me to the list of professionals equipped to do these things but just not motivated to.

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    @GossiTheDog you should CW cognitohazards before posting

    yosh, to random
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    TIL statics don’t run destructors on program termination, as if I needed another reason not to like them.

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @yosh @ekuber @sunfish oh, right, of course you can do this. It’s probably simpler in fact than the more usual case I see (tokio::main).

    est, to random
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    has anything replaced sloc yet? it is unmaintained https://github.com/flosse/sloc

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @est UCC exists (I don’t recommend)

    jace, to random
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    This literally just happened to me on Tinder 😂.
    I'm getting too old for this shit.

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @jace good ol’ Liz Lemon.

    futurebird, to programming
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    Did you know in python you can stick a for loop in the list brackets and just BAM have a list? No “append” check it:

    l=[chr(i+65) for i in range(0,26)]
    print(l)

    > [‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, … , ‘Z’]

    (it will be the letters A-Z since the unicode for the capital letter starts at 65, chr renders these numbers as letters.)

    Is that classy? For some reason this neat little feature isn’t really taught. I guess with a loop and appending you have not flexibility— but still this is cool.

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @tarajdactyl @futurebird TIL

    charliejane, to random
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    CONSERVATIVES: Corporations are people and deserve free-speech rights

    CORPORATIONS: Trans people exist

    CONSERVATIVES: Not like that

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @patrickgillam @charliejane I want to say this is context sensitive? When a company acts, they. If the legal portion of the company is acted upon, it. If the personnel are primarily impacted upon, they (again).
    Just an off-the-cuff thought.

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @woozle @patrickgillam @charliejane in America. In England, they have Plc; Germans have AG; and so on.

    obfuscurity, to random

    I call for a moratorium on any AI related topics in tech conference talks for the rest of the year.

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @mattstratton @obfuscurity I move that we adopt this rule at our earliest convenience next year

    hacks4pancakes, to random

    TSA: eyes my backpack basically just full of multiple sticker-coated laptops, family pack protein bars, fiber powder, and dried cocktail garnish both sympathetically and warily

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @homelessjun @hacks4pancakes I wondered this last time I traveled by air with three laptops and a bunch of jury-rigged custom electronics that we were going to demo to a potential customer.

    daemionfox, to random

    Hey, @ksonney @snipe and anyone else who's done any kind of mucking w/ Docker. Got a weirdness. We have a setup where we're using docker via Jenkins for load testing, running selenium hub and pytest. The weirdness is this. AS SOON AS one of the tests complete, it shuts all of the containers off. It's very confusing to me.

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @daemionfox @ksonney @snipe what in the hell? What kind of pipeline gives you that behavior?

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @daemionfox @ksonney @snipe weird, I use multi-stage, multi-container Jenkins jobs routinely, and I’m not sure why that would happen. Are you doing these things in parallel?

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @daemionfox @ksonney @snipe does that process ends with a nonzero status? I can see that triggering clean-up depending on some other factors.

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @daemionfox guessing that the hub should be outside the rest of your parallel steps with the rest nested within its withRun() block to guarantee that it lives long enough for all the other things to finish. I don’t know enough about selenium to say whether the chrome containers need to outlive the clients (probably?).

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @daemionfox I haven’t used Compose in Jenkins. Are you just running a shell step then that invokes docker-compose up? And running the same command on a developer machine goes to completion?

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @daemionfox well, that’s super weird then because I would think that Jenkins would wait for your whole command to exit (which might be never with docker-compose up).

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @daemionfox maybe this is something like what you need?

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57241307/how-to-make-docker-compose-stop-after-x-containers-have-stopped

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @daemionfox if you’re detaching (using the -d flag for compose), then Jenkins doesn’t care about the daemon process at all and will just keep running your pipeline. If you’re in a spun up VM or using Docker-in-Docker, I guess that’ll clean up for you, but it might do it really early. Waiting explicitly for your client containers to exit would let Jenkins know when you’re actually ready to have the test cleaned up.

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @daemionfox good luck

    c0dec0dec0de, to random
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    Applied to three more jobs. Would be pretty excited about at least one of them.

    luna, to random

    renaming primary git branch from master to...
    ❌ main
    ✅ mistress

    c0dec0dec0de,
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    @nasamuffin @luna you’d better be if you don’t want all your builds to break

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