Adamantcheese

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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
I'm surprised nobody's mentioned addon debugging if you really need an extension working. All of the extension packages are in <your profile>/extensions folder and you can load them for the duration of your session by t
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
That's basically my reasoning as well. I want the IDE to tell me things so I don't have to look up documentation all the time, especially since most of the time I'm working on code I had no part in originally. It's a hel
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
And if you like those, any of the Zachtronics series of games are perfect. Spacechem is a personal favorite (machine layout programming), but there's also TIS-100 (modular system programming), SHENZEN IO (modular digital logic programm
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
There's also ChucK http://chuck.stanford.edu/
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An overview of computer error detection(eater.net)
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
In an effort to be as unproductive and productive as I could, I built a robot once that just pressed the 5 button on my mousepad avery ~1.2 seconds or so. This let me, over the course of 30 days of straight button pressing, successfully acc
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
Still selling that one book. Last time I posted this, someone bought 40 copies of it. 40! That was more than the lifetime sales of it! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1505357888/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_...
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
Wouldn't you be speed limited by the lowest bandwidth equipment in the mix? Unless it's fiber (or equivalent bandwidth) from end to end you're not going to be able to go faster than what the slowest machine will process. If y
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
At my last job we had to do builds constantly and put it on hardware, which was annoying because builds took 15 minutes and putting it on the hardware took another 10. Couldn't solve the latter because it wasn't in our domain, but
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
It doesn't look like it. The cheapest new car I just looked at was a Hyundai Accent for $14k and it came with a touch screen infotainment system. Even a manual 2019 Nissan Versa for $13.4k has one. Seems like it's the new norm, li
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
That's what I though as well. In which case it's better to just keep it in a set-like structure initially, or just dump your entire array into a set afterwards. That's linear time, which is loads better than any of the soluti
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Kinda like robots.txt, there's nothing preventing a crawler from ignoring it or omitting it and just doing whatever it wants. Slapping in a massive header comment might work.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Middle click links? It's a good habit.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I've got a little notebook of things I write down. Had to spend that mandatory college cash on something. It's got a little band to keep it closed and one of those built-in cloth bookmarks.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Find companies on job boards, find jobs on company sites. Glassdoor to check if it's relatively OK. Resume doesn't mean much because even with tailoring I got nothing. But if you do need to, use .docx files. Avoid PDF, it can&#x27
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Can you stop cryptocurrency? No? Then probably not much.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Lawyer up, don't ask here.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
There doesn't appear to be any way to contribute. The source for the viewer is here: https://archive.org/details/myspace_dragon_hoard_searcher Using Firefox, if you open up viewer.js in the debugger and set a brea
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I use https://github.com/dessant/buster if I need to.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I suppose I'll be the first to say that yellow as a background color is a horrible design choice. And it's not even using the background color CSS option alone, it's got some weird tiled single pixel yellow image on top of it
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I've seen the term "moral injury" be used, which I think is a better description of what usually happens.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
It sounds like a poor attempt at voiceover editing. It's nasally and monotone and dull and dreary. There's this strange vibrato throughout it all and there are sudden rapid shifts between a really low and high tone of voice. I&#x2
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
As far as I know, "full stack" just refers to being able to do both front end and back end work, where back end work consists of core website code, database administration, and devops. Full stack is a really broad classification t
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Apply for unemployment, look for a new job.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
For an article about music, it seems oddly... lacking in samples.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Java because you have devs and you can just make a shell/batch script to launch a JAR.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Neat! Looks like it just animates a few ASCII sprites and confetti. The source is right there anyways.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
One time I tried to use Visual Studio's git integration and managed to delete the entire remote repository and all commit history. Good thing I kept religious zip backups because I was bad at git back then.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I was about to comment, Paletton is far nicer with the amount of color choice (every color!), but it lacks the examples for simple icons and gradients. The best combination would be to use both together.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
So what I see here is a very impressive, hand built tab completion system for a specific task. Makes lots of things much faster. Now all you need to do is speed it up some more by using less keystrokes and a stenotype machine. But really th

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