Eji1700

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by Eji1700 4y ago
The keyboard hobby has led me to realize a few major things- 1. The capslock key should not be where it is. In no sane layout should such an easy to reach key serve such a niche purpose. 2. The spacebar is a massive waste of space. I LOV
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Yes. I don't think we'll even have AI "Drawing" comic books in 10 years, at least not the way most people here are thinking of it. As others have pointed out this might become a tool in the toolkit that's kinda lik
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Yeah anyone claiming they understand what these things do, and how they do it, and then expecting them to replace digital writing/film is just...not going to happen. Not in 10 years at least. We're not even close. Every time peo
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by Eji1700 4y ago
And your measurement devices can error or be configured improperly. Seriously some large % of "breakthrough" results are just errors in methodology/measurement. It's why no one serious gives a damn about results until t
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Some of the "better" arguments i've seen are obsoleting/maintaining anything that is quasi public record. Think all sorts of land/legal transactions where it's basically "once x and y and z have said yes,
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Regulatory capture most likely. As shitty as cabs were, they also had regulations to follow (in theory). Sooo they'll do something similar. Lock up the market, do all the suuuper unethical political junk they're known form, and m
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by Eji1700 4y ago
If he's allowed to actually walk. Legally speaking he waived due process and twitter is suing with the specific performance clause. If it were just about anyone else I'd say there's 0 chance they'd be getting out of th
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by Eji1700 4y ago
You understand that if you delete vegas tomorrow you're still going to be making sacrifices. The demands california has are FAR beyond the amount allocated for vegas, and a lot of what's grown in california is a massive waste of
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I think i heavily disagree given the entire point of the movie is "what is life anyways". Roy choosing to spare deckard isn't becaus of some programming, he's real. He's a person. And like wise so is deckard and
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I've always felt the movie conveyed at least the essence of this very well. I basically got it on my first watch as a highschooler. If you make the connection that "monolith = jump in tech" then the ending, for all it's
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by Eji1700 4y ago
> doesn't prioritise images over information This is, to me, the clincher. Is old reddit perfect? God no (i sometimes block certain elements to clean it up), but the information density is vastly better. I read/scan quickly a
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I'm glad to see this. It is constantly annoying to see there's amateur hot takes on Las Vegas that really ignore the larger water issues of the southwest as a whole. I know only enough about the subject to realize i'm an id
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by Eji1700 4y ago
For reference California takes 58% of the water. It's not even close to self sustaining and is HIDEOUSLY overpopulated in comparison to the resources it has available (especially when you consider the squandering of them on inappropri
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I am unreasonably upset at how large it is. You've got a golden opportunity to make the crkbd and other mini boards look massive.
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Absolutely. I'd probably recommend it earlier, but i also have a somewhat unique work environment. It's a very small team and we have somewhat nonstandard goals. I can't comment on how it'd work on a 50 man team or wh
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I'll say what I said to the other comment. Skip type providers. They're a neat concept but much like inheritance their use case winds up being massively more narrow that you'd first think. The main draws are functions as a f
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I'll say this, I think type providers are somewhat of a trap. Not quite as much of an oops as inheritance, but their use case isn't quite what it gets sold as. The best use i've seen of them is for quick, run once to get som
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I think it has narrow applications in government high security areas and some corporate things where covert access can be a catastrophe. Also large datacenters and what not where an unknown physical compromise, while VERY difficult to achi
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by Eji1700 4y ago
The smartest thing reddit has done was learn from Digg. They've done a FUCKLOAD of dumb stuff. A truly phenomenal amount. Some of the issues stem from just growing and having your crowd change and EVERY marketing company out there wor
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I've always wished you could put function tests in the comments that would compile time evaluate (or at least let you run a localized version of just that function), and could then WARN YOU when you've broken parity with whatever
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by Eji1700 4y ago
So on the US side of things (EU is better): You're going to need a hell of a lot of freetime to do all that. I think it's a fucking travesty how quickly society rolled over on privacy and tracking because a bunch of short sighted
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Interesting. I settled on the same strat after a few ticks of seeing what was possible, and got 442524. I haven't looked at the code, but I guess it's fairly consistent then.
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I think there's some % chance that this collapse will hit outside the crypto world. I'm not going to be shocked when we find out through some stupid chain pensions were invested and the like. Could wind up with major governmental
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I'll just say if you enjoy using this stuff in C# (and linq) you really owe it to yourself to at least look at F#. I'm biased as hell because I think it's a wonderful language, but even if you decide it's not for you, ge
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by Eji1700 4y ago
>I fought with Linux in the past. It's death by thousand gremlin bites. My experience as well. I wanted to set up a small pi box that i could just keep with me and code on in my downtime. I of course could just use a laptop but thi
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I literally have command line commands that search google and yt so that i can quickly pull up help on whatever my current issue is.
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by Eji1700 4y ago
They absolutely aren't. Or at least not in the way people think. IF the tech has value it won't "Kill ticketmaster". It'll be adopted BY ticketmaster to make sure they have to pay fewer people on the front line t
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by Eji1700 4y ago
A lot of people seem to have an outdated concept of what crypto is and what advantages it offers. For the record my stance is "some of this will probably stick around, but most of it is junk". There's stuff like bitcoin, whic
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I think there's an in theory use for the "digital gold" aspect of something like bitcoin, and some use for something like a smart contract to eliminate the need for middlemen in some exchanges. The issue of course being that
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by Eji1700 5y ago
It's always been crazy to me how adamant people are that they can't learn things like this. I know not everyone is the same, and yes it will be harder for some than others, but I have 3 different keyboards in use with slightly di

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