BatteryMountain

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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
How much caffeine does your wife consume (if so)?
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
I have the same reflex when companies use the words "your data"... that data lives in a server owned/rented by them, in a database/source code I have no access to.
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Customize the hell out of Fedora. It is rock solid on most hardware. Once you get used to it, you won't want to use anything else.
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Reddit website unusable on mobile, it cuts all images in half for me (Nokia 3.1 and Samsung A51), and it's just laggy. I use RedReader from F-Droid instead.
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Yes but those certain professionals can now only upgrade to 16GB on a MacBook Pro in 2020 which is shameful. Oh and it's soldered so you have to buy the beefed up version today, cannot upgrade the RAM 6 months from now. Go look at a no
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
I'd say the IStockService with 15 methods and 10 dependencies are not a .net thing but rather <enterprizey-domain-driven-design-all-the-things-coolaid> thing. I've seen it in more than one shop and it totally makes sense why
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
I also want to stress that this is per class . Which in reality is madness. If you have just 50 immutable classes you have to replicate those 50 lines of boilerplate for each class and make sure it's bug free. It clutters your classes
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Jisss to be honest the new PlayStation and Xbox hardware is amazing, specificially how the memory/cpu/mobo and streaming system will work. Wish we had something like that in PC land. Then again, their workflow is basically streami
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Thing is, you can do it but with ceremony. You have to override Equals() and GetHashCode() for starters. Then you also need to make sure you only have getters and no setters (or private setters). In some cases you need to make your empty co
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
You also have to understand that shoving async down our throats is part of the philosophy of how aspnet core and kestrel (built ontop of libuv) is implemented: the whole stack is built to run async and with DI in mind. aspnet core itself us
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
The forced DI pattern makes sense here because: Most DI containers are not just injectors, but they also manage life cycles/scopes of objects: singleton/transient/scoped. Since in web development, a request hitting a controll
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Code smell OR a pattern, I believe they call it the "Options Pattern". Obviously not a real pattern like other design patterns.
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Not true at all. Maybe in the US but not elsewhere. I know more than a few developers that work on sub $999 laptops/machines. Specifically Dell/Lenovo laptops seems to be the go to, since they can get them with 16GB RAM + 1TB hdd
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
I guess they will also never bring back normal USB-3.1 ports. Guess I will have to keep my $5000 camera plugged into my Ryzen-based PC, it has 6x USB-3.1 ports. Oh and my studio microphone is also "old" usb. And my keyboard/m
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
How are companies still releasing hardware with 8GB RAM? My MacBook Air from ~2016 has 8GB of RAM. My first PC which had 8GB of RAM was built in ~2010 if I remember correctly. My current machine has 32GB. In all honesty, 32GB is not even mu
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
So we need a new tool that is basically git and rsync rolled into one. Might be easier to use something like zfs and use it's features to build a tool that behaves almost like git. Then a (zfs + rsync + [zfs-git hybrid]) monster is bo
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Doing Khan Academy then 3Blue1Brown got me through many mental blocks when it came to math stuff. I used KA during university and it really helped me, but wish 3BlueBrown existed back then as it has even better visualizations - this was key
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Can anyone make a tidy article/post that outlines exactly how each protocol differs (v1 vs v2 vs v3) on the network level. Obviously most of us understand the high level differences but what does the mechanisms and payloads look like o
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
So what about all the bad people becoming peaceful after a weekend with some mushrooms/ayahuasca/san pedro? Are we just going ignore people who had a complete personality flip? Although.. some truth lies here. These plants and exp
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
Thank you for this. Regarding your last link: I have something similar scattered all over text files in multiple drives and very rarely see them. Yours is organized, in one place and easy to see your intentions if you need to. Maybe everyon
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
YES! Most of them should definitely not be daily. My own rules: marijuana: not more than once per month (I don't use it as a medicine, so once a month is fine for me) mescaline: not more than once per month (low dose, 3 to 6 teaspoons
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
I've used dmt, mescaline, psilocybin, thc/cbd and impepho, all in plant form and all in nature/relaxed environments (not trance parties, or for giggles with friends) and some alone at home. As much as I want to tell everyone
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by BatteryMountain 6y ago
My office gives (almost) everyone a 2017 Macbook Air with dual core i5-5350U with 8Gb Ram and 128Gb ssd's. I installed Fedora last year October and been using it ever since. Volume keys, brightness keys, touchpad & keyboard backlit
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by BatteryMountain 7y ago
If you need that dream state while being awake, low dosages of mescaline will take you to that place. San Pedro cactus & peyote is the easiest to get as the stuff grows everywhere. I make my own dried San Pedro powder to consume now. It
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by BatteryMountain 7y ago
Last year after I turned 29. At that point I've smoked weed a handful of times in my life and have not done any other drugs. But being a programmer can cause you to question life, our existence, consciousness etc etc...I knew about cer
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by BatteryMountain 7y ago
Probably. I had that hunch too.. seems to be the shortest and cleanest path the get namespaces. Maybe a subset of that library without allocating system resources like a vm.