Klathmon

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by Klathmon 7y ago
For me personally, be proactive and step up the communication. You wouldn't hesitate to walk over to a co-workers desk and shoot the shit or ask a question about something, so you can't hesitate to call them either. It feels weird
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by Klathmon 7y ago
There's a growing list of topics I just entirely avoid online now, and it's a damn shame because I enjoy most of them. Cryptocurrencies, "smart" things or IoT, anything Google related, anything even slightly related to o
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by Klathmon 7y ago
Wait so you are blocking their javascript then claiming it's broken? I was curious, and I just went in and tried blocking the google analytics, google tag manager, and everything from cdn.jsdelivr.net, and even some random scripts (lik
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by Klathmon 7y ago
That's why I love Flow and Typescript so much. They are as opt-in as you want them to be. I've seen a team use typescript, but have zero types in most of their files, they just used it from libraries to get some IDE autocomplete a
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by Klathmon 7y ago
I really hate dismissive comments like this. They laid out pretty well what problems this is trying to solve, why they want it that way, the benefits it has, and some of the tradeoffs it makes. Saying it "replaces composition with conf
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by Klathmon 8y ago
Same here, I ended up going into an Audi dealer after the Bolt fiasco, and it was a night and day difference. When I asked a question about a car, they answered it happily! When I wanted to look at a car, they took me to a few. When I wante
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I've had on multiple occasions gone into a dealership and had them tell me that they have the car i'm asking about, but that I don't want that car, and that I want this other car instead. I went into nissan to look at the Juk
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I do agree that there's issues and they were smart to delay the launch IMO.
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by Klathmon 8y ago
These phones also come with a warranty for if/when problems do show up. I expected to see problems, I expected to see some outrage and jokes when things went wrong on the phone, but I never would have guessed at the number of comments
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by Klathmon 8y ago
So how many layers of verification do you or the companies you work at pay for? How many layers of dependencies do you pay someone to verify? Do they pay others themselves to verify the layers below them? What do you do when someone has a d
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I may be wrong, but isn't there an almost unlimited amount of ways that you could determine wallclock time? Any kind of networking access can get it (with enough samples, you can get some crazy precision over even the most inconsistent
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by Klathmon 8y ago
V8 has a JIT-free mode now, and it's still pretty damn fast in real world situations. It looks like in synthetic benchmarks they saw up to 80% decrease in performance, but in real-world applications they saw as little as a 6% decrease.
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by Klathmon 8y ago
If that single-threaded process can talk to another process or system, can't it gather or exfiltrate timing information through that channel?
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by Klathmon 8y ago
But you can't hope to watch every dependency of every dependency of every dependency all the way down, at some point you need to trust that the code will do what it says. Dependencies don't just end at a package.json. Their depend
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by Klathmon 8y ago
For some the money is just a symptom, not the problem. I for instance try to "optimize" things. I overdo stuff, and eventually burn out of it. It doesn't matter if I can make money from it, I'll latch on to just about an
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by Klathmon 8y ago
Sadly that doesn't work out so well. Just look at the recent npm event-stream debacle for an example. An author didn't really want to deal with a library any more, someone came out and offered to maintain it, the original creator
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by Klathmon 8y ago
>Does that mean the cars will be susceptible to T-bone accidents? Is there much of anything a car can do to prevent being T-Boned? And even if there is, I don't really see it being something that radar would help much with. If you a
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by Klathmon 8y ago
It's a vague term because they don't know what exactly happened yet and anomaly is a technical term that those in the industry know. Explosion has a technical meaning too, and many things that look like an explosion aren't. A
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by Klathmon 8y ago
Pretty much! It's quite freeing if you enjoy working in an editor like that, and it's incredibly powerful! But obviously if you value "time to open" and if you don't want to customize things, neither of them is goin
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by Klathmon 8y ago
It's just a difference in strategy. If Atom started restricting what plugins can do in a way that VSCode does, i'd drop it in a heartbeat, since that is the biggest reason why I use it. The ability to literally customize everythin
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by Klathmon 8y ago
Now that you mention that i've absolutely felt that from VR! In my case it was because I got so used to the ability to point at something, "grab" it in the distance, then float it to my hand, that I tried to do it at one poin
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by Klathmon 8y ago
If you watch the livestream for yesterday's falcon heavy launch on youtube the second camera angle is a rendering showing trajectory, and you can actually see the center core adjusting closer and closer to the droneship with each step
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by Klathmon 8y ago
They've had a few "on purposes misses" over the years. The Falcon Heavy demo launch had the center core purposely miss the droneship as it was coming in way too fast since 2 of the engines didn't light. IIRC it purposely
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I absolutely love hearing stories from astronauts about how quickly they adapt to microgravity and how easy it is to forget when they come back. Things like stories of them suddenly letting go of stuff they are holding on earth and expectin
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by Klathmon 8y ago
And they just had confirmation of a good orbit on the payload, which means every single part of this mission was a success. Congratulations to the team at SpaceX!
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by Klathmon 8y ago
all 6 of them! Each booster generates 3 distinct "booms". IIRC the causes of each are slightly different, but it's nutty hearing it in person!
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by Klathmon 8y ago
1. I haven't heard anything about it recently but that doesn't mean work isn't continuing on it. Xray wasn't supposed to "fix" anything really, it was a fairly extreme experiment to see if it would be worth goi
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by Klathmon 8y ago
Yes, in a scenario where I'm next to 2 cars on a highway and during that one second that i'm passing them they both immediately turn toward the inner edge of the lane with no warning and within a second are as close to that inner
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by Klathmon 8y ago
In the current day of multi-device users, I'm not sure a "user friendly implementation of PGP" can ever exist. People want their email on their phone, on their laptop, and on their tablets. They want to keep those emails when
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by Klathmon 8y ago
>Picture four lanes with four vehicles. You decide to go right down the middle. The outermost vehicles change, being replaced by larger vehicles, but the innermost vehicles haven't seen you. This might be part of the disconnect here

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