Comevius

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by Comevius 5y ago
I hope this will not age like milk since Putin is currently still building up troops near Ukraine. I think Putin hoped that NATO countries are fractured, but we managed to unite at the first sign of danger. He is making NATO stronger than e
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She always gives a partisan, anti-regulation opinion in these. She says that cryptocurrencies need new rules, but she never elaborates. She wants to keep the barrier of entry low while having meaningful protection for customers. Without reg
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Earth is about to become hell for the disenfranchised, especially poor people, if it not already is, but this won't stop the lucky few living it up at the expense of others. Of course the few don't see it as luck, they see it as t
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by Comevius 5y ago
I have a pet chihuahua the size of a rat. She does not behave like in the stereotypes, she's a very good dog. I love her to pieces. Unfortunately she is plagued by seizures, but so far we are managing it. The people breeding these dogs
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Keeping it simple, stupid. I'm writing a database for example and go out of my way to use conceptually simpler algorithms, even if they are slower. I use optional patches to refactor them. Ideally simplicity leads to adaptibility, simp
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by Comevius 5y ago
There is only so much these companies can do, it would be a competitive disadvantage to take these pledges seriously. It would involve a lot of costly research and development. Carbon offsetting is not effective, but it solves the problem o
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NFT Cringe(youtube.com)
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You have to call fsync after you write the temporary file to avoid data corruption unless btrfs is mounted with the flushoncommit option. Without it btrfs flushes, but without waiting for completion. https://git.kernel.org/p
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A weird question, but I don't think so, because our current technological level is more than enough to achieve mutually assured destruction, so there wouldn't be any incentives for rapid innovation. There would be incentives to fe
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The gallery demo app is janky on old Android devices with bad GPU drivers, and janky on iOS because of Metal, but those issues are being solved. The main issue with iOS and Metal is the shader compilation jank, for which the workaround is s
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by Comevius 5y ago
Flutter is built on top of Skia, and Dart AOT produces compact, fast native code. Dart only has a small runtime, it's memory usage is measured in megabytes. Chromium need gigabytes of memory and a powerful mobile or desktop processor.
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by Comevius 5y ago
Riverpod is pretty good, and using the Bloc pattern without any Bloc libraries, just with StreamBuilder or your own abstraction is pretty good. The rest is just using the Flutter API as intended. https://riverpod.dev/ I per
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They are basically the same language, but Kotlin tries to sit on different runtime models with Kotlin/JVM, Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native. Dart behaves the same everywhere.
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by Comevius 5y ago
Not to get on your nerve, but GetX is basically a toy API, and the codebases that use it tend to evolve in the heap of spaghetti direction, but if your app is simple enough you can get away with it and save time, so who am I to knock it.
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Dart is like Java, Kotlin or Swift with the runtime model of JavaScript, there is nothing weird about it. It takes an hour to learn it if you know either of these.
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by Comevius 5y ago
GetX is a very high-level API for Flutter, it works for simple things, but as you go on you will realize how restricting it is. It abstracts away details not meant to be abstracted away. It's just bad design, and it's anti-pattern
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This paper only uses the growth rates in fossil fuel and industry CO2 emissions to arrive at an already catastrophic 2°C. But in the real world there are other climate factors, such as positive feedbacks from the vanishing cryosphere, chang
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by Comevius 5y ago
Web3 was always Venture3, or rather Racket3, the whole community and utility aspect is a cover for selling cryptocurrencies, especially altcoins. There are no Web3 projects most people would use or replace existing products and services wit
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A deranged pyroscape: how fires across the world have grown weirder(theguardian.com)
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You don't need killer bots for danger, everything we do to our physical and social environment poses a non-obvious risk. Facebook is a risk, the internet, smartphones, pollution, porn, processed food. It's all a big, dangerous exp
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by Comevius 5y ago
You can get your phone out of sight and reach. I have it connected to my desktop and use scrcpy to remote control it. If you are familiar with mindfulness meditation you can build it into your idle time.
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In the beginning your will be constantly hunting for keys, which will hurt, but it will get much better with practice in a few days. Just practice the way you naturally touch type. In a month you will be able to do it just as comfortably as
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Around a month of using it constantly should do it. If it's your first new layout you are probably going to struggle at first. No need for labeled keys, it's all about developing muscle memory. Just practice touch typing, starting
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I learnt Workman a decade ago to prevent RSI, but it is also one of the most efficient layouts when it comes to hand movement and finger utilization, with English at least. https://workmanlayout.org/ The fastest typists the
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Do you have a relationship with your teeth, gut or brain? Because poverty tend to be bad for your physical and mental health. There is a large gap in life expectancy between the richest and the poorest, not to mention the quality of that li
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I started using issues for project management as well since GitHub CLI. https://cli.github.com/
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You never see any source in these articles. It is hard to imagine that Bitcoin would be useful to sex workers with it's transaction fees and speed. Smaller cryptocurrencies perhaps, but not Bitcoin. The drawback of no regulation is tha
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The current scientific literature of procrastination supports your idea. Procrastination appears to be determined by interactions between the cognitive-related (prefrontal cortex) and affective-related (limbic system, default mode network)
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I happened upon a technique that works. If you have to do something big, don't try to deconstruct it to smaller tasks, plan it all out and create a schedule. Build a prototype of it instead, then a better prototype and so on. If you mu
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See this abstract and it's citations about how anger rumination (catharsis via aggression) reduces self-control and self-control failures predict aggression. Bolstering self-control decreases aggression. Cognitive neuroscience observed

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