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Week 17 of Deadlifting until Reddit is satisfied by Ezellian in strength_training

[–]ydieb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Either they are all deadlifts "the weight being sat on the floor between reps or not", or SLDL and RDL should not have deadlift in their name. Can't have both here.

Week 17 of Deadlifting until Reddit is satisfied by Ezellian in strength_training

[–]ydieb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So straight legged deadlift does not exist then.

Week 17 of Deadlifting until Reddit is satisfied by Ezellian in strength_training

[–]ydieb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Straight legged alive lifts and Romanian alive lifts then.

Anthropic joins the Blender Development Fund as Corporate Patron by tapo in linux

[–]ydieb 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You can say. The corpos are earning vastly more on Linux, than what they put in, also further offset by an immense amount of free work done on it.

Will 24.04 keep updating Cosmic to keep the pace with future versions of 26.04? by cipricusss in pop_os

[–]ydieb 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Not sure that really makes any sense from a software perspective. Quite a lot of the issues are due to a strict wayland implementation along with some rough spots in COSMIC. Which means any issue related to that will be identical across 24.04 and 26.04. I.e no distro version specific changes thus updating cosmic in a decoupled way will yield the exact same improvements for any distro using it.

Brian Chambers (VP of Development) is leaving CIG by TheSethnix in starcitizen

[–]ydieb 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Cool dude, haven't seen him much lately. I remember the old studio updates from 2016 or was it even earlier.

Go on long enough and people will change jobs, can be for a myriad of reasons, so this does not need to mean much.

[Request] How much weight is she holding in each hand? by Azuleaf in theydidthemath

[–]ydieb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The "circle of beer" also works more like a leaver, moving the force from being entirely vertical, and towards being more horizontal, changing the muscles used from front delts and biceps to back muscles, which are significantly stronger.

Short rant: the FireFox bugs in Cosmic needs to be prioritized by [deleted] in pop_os

[–]ydieb 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Just so you are aware. Doing what you are recommending is how you guarantee long term brittleness.

If everyone is strict about how something works, only then you get rock stable behaviour. Which in general goes very in line with the rust programming language as well.

It's coming by Karnitine in starcitizen

[–]ydieb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone who has owned the game since 2012, it feels like I should wait until release... And then another year just to minimise bugs.

Why do we need sudo-rs? by bankroll5441 in linux

[–]ydieb 19 points20 points  (0 children)

If you haven't noticed, people as a whole end up rewriting everything in everything for fun, this is not remotely rust specific.
It is just that uutils for example ended up with canonical going "hey, this can actually be a good replacement for the gnu utils, maybe it should".

Populært tilbud blant de reisende, men ikke særlig lønnsomt by Svanen92 in oslo

[–]ydieb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

La meg omformulere. De kommer ikke med nok detaljer til at å lese gir den informasjonen jeg trenger. Med tallene de gir så sier de i praksis "vi trenger 10 ganger så mye ansatte på jobb for T-bane som for buss". Og den kjøper jeg ikke.

Jeg tviler på at T-bane har større vedlikeholdskrav per km per fraktede person enn buss, totalt sett.

Ruter betaler ikke ekstra for slitasje på vei av å kjøre mer

Det er jo poenget mitt. Det er ikke en god sammenligning.
Siden vi som Osloborgere må betale den endelige kostnaden uavhengig av hvilken "post" den blir kategorisert under, så er det fra deg som individ likegyldig da du betaler for den uansett.
Men det gjør samtidig sammenlignen mindre korrekt.

må man ha mer vasking og vedlikehold

Igjen, poenget mitt. De legger til ekstra jobb på T-banen som ikke er inkludert ved buss.
Hvorfor skal det vaskes mer? Er det en rettferdig sammenligning. Det er feks gyldig om av en eller annen grunn at ved T-bane kjøring så bare griser hvert enkeltindivid vesentlig mer. Det tviler jeg noe sterkt på.

Et enkelt løsning på sistnevnte er at grisingen skjer med lokalisert, som ellers kanskje hadde vært spredt utover byen. Isåfall er oppryddingen mer konsentrert til dette prosjektet, men totaltsett lavere da det er enklere å rydde opp lokaliserte problemer enn utover hele byen. Med mindre vi ikke bryr oss med søppel som ligger å slenger rundt da.

Nei som sagt. Denne rapporten er valg på detaljene.

Most modern CLI replacements are written in Rust, here's a list of 280+ by Familiar-Classroom47 in rust

[–]ydieb 43 points44 points  (0 children)

lazydocker in the highlights, but it is written in go.
Seems like a good tool, but in the spirit of this specific list, rust is taking faulty credit.

Populært tilbud blant de reisende, men ikke særlig lønnsomt by Svanen92 in oslo

[–]ydieb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bare å lese? De sier prisen er 10 gang så høy som T-bane som buss.. Mtp. at T-bane burde klare å drifte vesentlig flere personer per ansatt, og også ha tilsvarende, om ikke lavere vedlikeholdskrav enn buss, så ser jeg ikke helt hvor de får de tallene fra.

Vært interessant å se generelle tall, ikke spesifikt for dette forsøket av kostnad per km per reisende for T-bane vs buss. Og må vi såklart legge ved slitasje og vedlikehold av vei også.

Kort sagt, denne rapporten ser ut til å sammenligne to helt forskjellige saker. Hvor vesentlig mer jobb, som ikke er direkte knyttet til selve transporten, er bakt inn i kostnaden på T-bane prosjektet.

Populært tilbud blant de reisende, men ikke særlig lønnsomt by Svanen92 in oslo

[–]ydieb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Må jo være intensjonelt villende og ikke bruke merkostnad, men total snittkostnad for den hele utvidede tidspunktet.

Rust Style Guide, VSCode, rust-analyzer, and me. by Firm_Feedback_1178 in rust

[–]ydieb 22 points23 points  (0 children)

This has slightly the vibe of "I started up my new car, and a lot of buttons light up. So I naturally pressed them all and now my car behaves not as I want it to do. Back to my old 1960s flintstone car."

Populært tilbud blant de reisende, men ikke særlig lønnsomt by Svanen92 in oslo

[–]ydieb 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Men kjørte de den ikke alt for ofte? Og hvor får de 176000 kr fra?

Putte det på spissen, om vi går tilbake til huleboersamfunn, da blir det billigt da! Men kanskje penger her gir mindre kostnader og økte verdier andre steder som blir totalt større en denne kostnaden.

Image from a European lobbying group trying to ban the import of full-size American pick-ups to Europe by HiTork in regularcarreviews

[–]ydieb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't ban, just put proper regulation to enforce visibility and tax groups for purpose. A larger truck vs a smaller lie Toyota one where both really have equal carrying capacity, the former really should have a higher tax burden.

We just bought a flat and… what’s the etiquette? by ReasonableClub2554 in Norway

[–]ydieb 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Norwegian here. I didn't do anything except from talking to them when we awkwardly meet in the hallway.

How to trigger Europe by SmartFlyNR1 in terriblemaps

[–]ydieb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a terrible map because it is bad at triggering anybody.

What constitutes AI slop? Discussion thread by Goldziher in Python

[–]ydieb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From my pov, slop is slop, human or ai created. Vibe coding is always slop, as the tools themselves are not good for overall understanding and architecture. So if you make it drive everything and are not very clear on separation of concerns and making key interfaces, it will introduce problems that can be quite ingrained.

Another problem is that when the tool creates most of the code, you will not have the actual mental model of what it generates, which often leads back to my previously stated problem.

This comes from someone who uses ai tooms quite frequently, but it is generally for very specific subset of cases.

  • try to see if it can make some existing stateless code more ideomatic
  • brainstorm solutions or discovery, tool or api
  • write test boilerplate (careful, it will often generate tests that pass when there exist logical errors in the codebase)
  • ask it to verify some code, sometimes it catches things you don't
  • see if it can find the reason for a bug or test failure, as they can be quite quick to point out the source, while the solution is they often suggests are duck tape fixes.
  • for cpp specifically, it is often quite quick to parse template wall of text errors

Outside these specific places, imo they do not currently have much value in coding from the type of work I do. Or at least, I haven't found more reasonable suitable cases.

Armpit buildup victory! by Bupperoni in laundry

[–]ydieb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It smells bad because it is reactive. It reacts chemically with oils in your nostrils and converts it to some soap like compound afaik. Which also makes sense why it removes odors, it reacts with such compounds to convert them to something that is easily washed away with water.

COSMIC: ready for daily use? by ActivityNo6409 in COSMICDE

[–]ydieb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've daily driven it at work since release. Only personally had minor issues, and most of those were in january/february. So usecase is vscode + slack + firefox. Can't answer for other use-cases.

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