LandR

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by LandR 5y ago
Does anyone really care about 0-60 times. I've never done a full launch 0-60 in any car. I'm more interested in stuff like 50mph -> 80 mph.
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by LandR 5y ago
Isn't this all assuming the simulation is running on a "computer" in a universe like ours. Couldn't the universe where the simulation runs be so entirely different to ours that computing all that stuff is just easy.
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by LandR 5y ago
Tried teams on Linux. Its terrible, my machine runs solidly, hardly ever restart it. I open teams, 80% of the time it will start up then the machine starts running slow, teams ui goes unresponsive and then whole machine locks up and i need
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by LandR 5y ago
Had a video come up as age restricted forcing me to sign into watch. It was a cooking video, they added some form of alcohol to the dish at one point.. I mean, I get it, but it still feels ridiculous.
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by LandR 5y ago
Goign self taught, you have 2 risks. 1) The teacher is shit. 2) The curriculum is shit. University, if you choose well, can remove these 2 risks.
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by LandR 5y ago
go is far too verbose to be readable. I think its one of the least expressive languages out there.
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by LandR 5y ago
Worked at a place where our c# build times for a large project, many millions of loc, were 40 mins or so.
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by LandR 5y ago
Continuations and call/cc
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by LandR 6y ago
Yeah, I've heard friends say that they don't do DIY at their house, or fix basic things because the plumber / joiner / whoever earns less than them per hour. SO if they do it themeselves they are losing money... These pe
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by LandR 6y ago
Clojurescript with Re-Frame / RE-Frame-10x / Reagent has transformed front-end for me. It's so good.
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by LandR 6y ago
Do you mean same solution? I didn't think you can mix languages over the same project in C# / F#
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by LandR 6y ago
Or you know, stop posting articles on medium altogether.
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by LandR 6y ago
I reckon the bar is so low for software developers that if you can't geta job in eight months you are doing something very wrong. So many applicants can't even code a simple console app. Just be somewhat proficient and you'll
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by LandR 6y ago
At that time i was working with kernel hooks a lot. Maybe i used that. I remember even having code to hide stuff from appearing in task manager, or hide files from showing up in file explorer. I remember debugging this stuff was painful, wh
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by LandR 6y ago
I run no script, if i cant get it working allowing no or very minimal js, i close the tab. Life is too short for shitty slow, bloated websites and buggy apps. Just dont use this trash, if the devs aren't going to up their game and prio
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by LandR 6y ago
I remember intentionally writing an awful text editor. A guy had a kid who had severe learning difficulties and motor problems. However he loved typing into the computer but would get frustrated if he hit say alt and would go to the menu,
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by LandR 6y ago
The problem i have is I get told to write a fast proof of concept. I make it clear that its hacky, poor quality code. Then ill be told to make it live to test it. Then it ends up in production. Then they want to add stuff to it, which is a
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by LandR 6y ago
C# generics are reified.
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by LandR 6y ago
I run NoScript so I default to JS off for every site and will allow only what I need to allow to get a specific site to work.
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by LandR 6y ago
Medium blog posts are mostly trash. They all seem like they are written by junior developers.
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by LandR 6y ago
> I find it hard to believe people actually exist that only work 40 hours a week I'm one. Why would I do more?
352.
by LandR 6y ago
The soft bigotry of low expectations.
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by LandR 6y ago
$1000 is less than 1% of the money I have in savings sitting in the bank. After all my expenses this month I better have more than $1000 left over when I get paid or somethings gone horribly wrong! Yet... I still wouldn't spend $1000 o
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by LandR 6y ago
> 1000$ is not a lot of money Yes, it is. I can't imagine spending $1000 on a fun thing or a joke and I'm single.
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by LandR 6y ago
House of Leaves is a great book. ANd in places really creepy and claustraphobic. I read it on the bus when I used to have to commute for 4 hours a day. Must have looked weird reading this giant book, and at some points reading it upside dow
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by LandR 6y ago
> gamers I don't think it is. I think it's teasing the companies that try to exploit these gamers and how the author believes those companies view these gamers as something to be exploited. It's punching the companies not
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by LandR 6y ago
Wonder how much of this is psychosomatic and the vaccine for them, with regards to their long covid symptoms, is acting like a placebo?
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by LandR 6y ago
In your first phot, In my country those sort of buildings would be viewed very negatively, many would expect the people in them to be poor, lower-class, living off benefits etc. There are lots of stereotypes about the sort of people that
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by LandR 6y ago
Or his wife told hom she's divorcing him that morning and he flies you into a mountain. Flying is terrifying.
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by LandR 6y ago
Maybe it's because I'm old but I'm not doing 4hrs of interviews for anyone .

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