AeroNotix

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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Right, but if I have so much RAM available, it practically doesn't matter. I've been running emacs since I logged in at 9am, edited ~100 different files. Many LSP inferior-processes running and emacs is currently sitting at 1 whol
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
It's just a pretty old HP Z820 workstation. Not top of the line by any stretch of the imagination. Here's an older geekbench report: https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/3159963
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Never. I rarely get above 170GB RES. Most days below 30GB, even.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
I use: (setq gc-cons-threshold most-positive-fixnum) I have 256GB RAM locally so I might as well use it.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Most companies spend a ridiculous amount of money for not much at all. The crazy amount of waste in boom times is, frankly, disgusting. You all have witnessed it, some of you may have even tried to stem the tide of horrific spending, some o
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Alright so go do it, then.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Marsupials also use this tactic.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Did something illegal
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Please can you define "from scratch"?
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
It looks like what python calls a list comprehension. An expression which builds up each element of a sequence, potentially from another sequence.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Worked for a large corporation that is now widely considered a very scummy printer manufacturer. For whatever reason there was an issue no-one could figure out where if either of two networked computers, attached to printers, couldn't
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Neat, thanks.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
> TBMQ is an industry-ready MQTT broker developed and distributed under the ThingsBoard umbrella that facilitates MQTT client connectivity, message publishing, and distribution among subscribers. TBMQ is a scalable, fault-tolerant broker
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
It's a shite state of affairs when I am _hoping_ the motivations behind the application are purely greed-based, preying on the perennially lonely, rather than a group of people all together agreeing that this is an obvious good and bui
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Y'all know you can change the diff viewer git uses, right?
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
For some reason whenever I interview very junior candidates - every _single_ one of them has BGP on their resume as a skill. 0% of them have correctly been able to explain what BGP is used for.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Of course we can put it back, or some parts of it, in the box. Look at things like tetraethyllead and cholorfluorocarbons. Widely known to cause damage, limited upsides. I'm not suggesting we do away with these tools entirely but we ca
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Wanna sell it?
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
I'd rather just let the AI watch the video at that point and go play with my kids.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Well trained, citizen.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
It's the company's fault for making you want it so much.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
I would love it if Linus took on email, much like he did with source control management and operating systems - built a set of working principles and the community continued that work.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
It might come as a shock but sometimes software is imperfect.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
"How sarcastic do you want your answer?" Yes!
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
I've noticed this trend with younger developers. I can't help but feel it's related to hustle culture and attempting to foster a community that they can then monetize.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
Feels like someone watches a bit too much Black Mirror and thinks themselves witty enough to generate comparable content.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
There is a huge difference between pockets of weirdos sharing giphy memes in walled gardens using tools provided by a corporation and what felt like practically the entire internet being comprised of, built for and used by absolute weirdos.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
The sad part is that practically all patrons that could hear you will just label you as a "Karen". The owners will not change their ways. It works for them, their client base and the vast majority of potential clients. People do n
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
You're basically suggesting the windows registry.
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by AeroNotix 3y ago
I left in '09 and I 'aint coming back. See ya later, shitlords.

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