Arcanum-XIII

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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Funny, seems Russia did that in 2011. Now, which country, beside China would go that far ?
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Kicad is oriented toward PCB and PCB only.
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Lot of people doing deep work do it on a schedule - and a very hard one at that. It’s based on the creation of habit, instead of relying on luck to be in the zone. The most important thing after all is to show up!
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Hey, why don’t you try harder is what I’ve heard all my life. I can’t. I’ve tried. I failed. I lost a lot of things. Made a lot of mistakes due to focusing on the wrong thing at the wrong time (most recently nearly got heavily hurt with a m
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Well, every time I heard about the SwiftUI it’s to complain about the hidden complexity and difficulty to debug it. Not so sure it’s a true plus! And it’s only valid on Mac/iOS
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Here in Belgium it's quite the opposite: got unlucky with 3 bad meal in a row, was told by customer support that I exceeded some threshold and that they would not refund those (and nothing else for x months). So missing part of the ord
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Art degree - joined a friend in 2009 developing my first iOS app in objective C in a rush… it was rewarding, and got a lot of experience building stuff since the in PHP, Python, C, Clojure. I’m not a dev anymore, but it was fun - which gave
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
I bought it 5 years ago and haven't given them a dime since, and got a lot of new feature since (scripting!). I'd love to have more library, but that's another issue :)
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
I know lot of small shop owner. They need, by definition, to be at work all day, everyday. They’re all complaining that work is the only place they can meet people, but that it’s hardly a way to have friends and so are losing them. I know a
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
It’s call instinctive in fact, because, as he explain himself he’s not aiming in the traditional sense. Practicing this style is harder than using an Olympic bow with a visor, but you gain a lot of flexibility in 3D shooting, tricks shoot a
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
I'd wager that the original idea here is more akin to a list of task, with some info added on top of it. That's how I see it myself. And yes, I need to have a status. It allows me to warn people outside the dev team if there are a
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
I honestly despise Confluence. Jira is kind of OK if you don't create overly complex workflow (they will fail) and avoid using it as a documentation tool (it's not versioned, editing tool are lacking, adding content is quite limit
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Those costs are never taken into account. It's always the "low" price of licensing/use/dev that is looked at, and then... you have the regret phase. Which never end because "we already invested so much", a
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
I think mostly because they don't need to have that much processing power compare to a smartphone, due to their bigger lens/sensor - so they don't need to use higher end processing unit. You can delay the postprocessing to a
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Reproduced at marginal cost, yes. Produced, not so much, and that's the main issue.
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Not being able to pay the rent is a major issue preventing people to do stuff like writing a new book.
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
And Misumi works well in Europe, which helps a lot. They also have quite often great prices. Now the catalog is not as far reaching as Mcmaster. We don't have a Mcmaster in Europe :(
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
I developed in ObjC till 2016, so my opinion are dated but: - Xcode is an acquired taste. A bit slow and crash prone, but most of my issues came from the frameworks. Completion and linting were good enough and the integration with dtrace
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Framework are not needed to test. I've been testing and validating my code way back, in C. Not because I was an early adopter (I'm still not), but because I needed to debug it, so... faster.
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Is there a more up to date ressource? My limited knowledge is the move from Unity/Godot toward a component model and that's pretty much all.
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Honestly, it depends on the kind of component. It's easier to get CPU that support android than more lambda one for example, and that's without speaking about sub component. This lead to strange situations to say the least (partia
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Except when used like that it’s dead slow (I’ve seen time series - light, but still - put in SAP). And then you have to understand the codes… So no, not even as a DB, maybe especially as a DB, it should not be used.
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
I’ve seen big telco not having any internal dev - only bad management. When their partner do not deliver, or very slowly because they’re cheap, they make “escalation”… So it’s even worse than not valuing the work. It’s destroying it. (By th
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
There’s still sound card with programmable DSP, quite often used to replicate high end effects. They cost a lot - and every plug-in are specialized to a brand. Still quite useful because the quality of those are very high, and don’t impact
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
I have sub 5ms latency with my RME sound card, could probably go lower. What will hurt after a long while is the bandwidth at 192khz plus some other protocol on top (clock syncing, midi…). But we’re speaking of more than 64 channel in AND o
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
I was a bit disappointed with my Dream Machine Pro at the start, but now it's getting there - they now even provide a simple VPN solution that work on top of Wireguard. What's still missing is more advance routing exposed in the i
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Learning to play an instrument, to draw, sculpt or basically anything is hard, or at least it takes time. There was never a market for mediocrity... but people will happily pay for exposure (to play in a bar, rent a space as a gallery and s
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
The same here. I use it with the wife, and we even use it for her mother’s shop. Worked great, except for the need of having an smtp server for available to sent email from services ( calendar notification, error, printer message, nas updat
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
Yup, but you forget the famous "develop once, deploy everywhere" that will give the user "a consolidated experience". And allow you to make huge economy on the cost of development. At least they don't suffer from th
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by Arcanum-XIII 4y ago
The main problems I’ve seen are: - followed as a religion, especially when it doesn’t make sense (daily stand up for a team working in the same room and collaborating all day long? One day lost every 2 week for planning and review? Trying t

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