Eji1700

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by Eji1700 5mo ago
Amen. I have a GPD Pocket 4 as my go to because it, a second screen, a 40% keyboard, and the arc mouse all fit in my surprisingly small bag along with chargers, cords, and a bunch of non laptop related stuff (e reader, pens/notebooks,
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by Eji1700 5mo ago
Because THIS TIME it'll just take the passing of the older generation for all of societies ills to be solved. We either design with human nature in mind or accept that things will degrade.
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by Eji1700 5mo ago
The problem is they're not designed for that. They aren't spending resources on some master control networking system because in 99% of use cases that won't be useful anyways as most of the traffic being dealt with isn'
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by Eji1700 5mo ago
Although every single render of those has pedals on the correct side as opposed to the Gemini optical illusion back pedal that tries to be both on the other side of the central gear and infront of the back wheel. Not really a criticism but
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by Eji1700 5mo ago
You are giving way too much credit to the average headline. Most headlines are wrong/misleading, full stop. They have incentive to be, this isn't a secret. The "quality" headlines aren't the one the average person
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by Eji1700 5mo ago
Which the average person doesn’t know because this is the 50th headline they’ve read on how we’re screwed today that hasn’t happened. They’ve blown their attention budget for the layman and aren’t getting it back unless someone serious guid
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by Eji1700 6mo ago
I've heard it makes you more visible on things like search results. Linkdin, of course, is trying to encourage interaction on their site so sounds believable that they'd do that, but i've been lucky enough to not need to care
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by Eji1700 6mo ago
> Most software is not designed by intelligent and thoughtful people anymore. Eh nostalgia/survivorship bias. Not saying that you're wrong about the shift to shoving it out door for a PM, but "nerd who is adamant THEIR la
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by Eji1700 6mo ago
> I'd love to read your family member(s) criticisms; anywhere to do so? The perspective of a former NASA employee could be fascinating. Personal emails? These aren't the kind of people to blog. If you want a brief summary they
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by Eji1700 6mo ago
You're not doing your side any favors by using the printing press of all things as your comparison. People very legitimately don't want things like fracking in their area even IF it brings a boatload of jobs due to the costs on c
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by Eji1700 6mo ago
I have family who worked for NASA until the 70s. They’re one of the biggest sources of criticism of this project. There are negative things to observe about this project. They should not be ignored
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by Eji1700 7mo ago
I don't, and I rarely have issues with firefox. Private + blockers + VPN causes, expected, issues but otherwise i'm usually fine?
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by Eji1700 7mo ago
I could sorta see a situation where the reality is "we're in the middle of a miserable transition and it'll clean up when we're done" but I don't think anyone has confidence that's all it is at this point.
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by Eji1700 7mo ago
There's a middle ground shockingly and I do think it's roughly why this all came up at once. "Just parent" isn't easy in an age of large numbers of families having to both work and kids having a computer in their ha
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by Eji1700 8mo ago
Okay, i'm not very good at coding, especially web. It seems to me that the "logical" solution to this is some sort of local key like "sudo" that the user enters/has access to. This key is on a cookie or reques
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by Eji1700 9mo ago
It does have a strong economic reason to exist and be independent.
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by Eji1700 9mo ago
It’s a shockingly strong movement even still in the US. A lot of education growing up was about how nuclear sludge would ruin everything and basically every “green” movement would still fight nuclear tooth and nail through all sorts of scar
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by Eji1700 9mo ago
No Shit. Economically, diplomatically, strategically, and environmentally probably the dumbest decision they could have made and something they will continue to feel repercussions from for at least another decade. It’s not as loud as Brexit
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by Eji1700 9mo ago
It bothers me that pragmatism and understanding things like business, economics, and the like can often be commingled with being greedy or evil. Yes there are lots of people who use what they learn to justify shit positions but personally I
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by Eji1700 10mo ago
It also seems weird that people are only scanning code that breaks? I have 0 cred in anything security, so maybe i'm just missing a bigger picture thing, but like...if you told me i had to make some sort of malicious NPM package and ge
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by Eji1700 1y ago
Ehhh I can see it. The right attack at the right time could directly or indirectly kill people, and that’s ignoring the fact it can cause economic havoc. Having the entire internet function on a “pay or be nuked” threshold that could easily
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by Eji1700 1y ago
Agreed. It quickly becomes "awkward" to go back to using a numpad once you get used to ALWAYS being one key hold/press away from it. I can type numbers as easily as I can type capitals, ditto with every symbol, and my funct
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by Eji1700 1y ago
Proof is provided here for one of them: https://lichess.org/study/PLtuv3v5/zWPNxbSA To be clear you're misunderstanding the position though. Black pawns are NOT in starting position. They've moved all t
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by Eji1700 1y ago
Glancing at it a chess players first instinct looks to be the "solution". Assume all pawns are queens, then maximize queen moves, work backwards from there. Couple of other "obvious" assumptions such as minimal black pi
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by Eji1700 1y ago
I would suspect it affects specific channels more than others. Obviously smaller tech channels are probably hit the hardest % wise
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by Eji1700 1y ago
There's this weird dissonance where people don't seem to want to admit that someone championing the same cause as them can be really really dumb about it. Must be a plant, couldn't possibly be that a lot of people take stanc
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by Eji1700 1y ago
As bad as the horror stories about switching might be, I don't see how docker can remain as is. The level of vulnerability it causes seems like a fundamental flaw. I assume docker itself hasn't changed because it took off so fas
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by Eji1700 1y ago
Much like microsoft, it's really the best possible outcome. Winning a case is one thing, as they can find other reasons to come back. Losing, and saying "but we were already punished, you got what you want" is such a barrier
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by Eji1700 1y ago
> Why is that unrealistic? Because the vast majority of development is done by people with a very narrow focus of skills on an extreme deadline, and you actually comfortable with compression, networking, encryption, IO, and all the other
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by Eji1700 1y ago
I sorta agree, but i feel like i just want the "one more step" of dynamic content for this. The hubs described are nice, but they don't always reflect larger changes. Updating a hub becomes a dependency that seems silly as I

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