LeonenTheDK

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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
For me it goes beyond repair, if I sell the device later and the next user wants more RAM, they have the option to do so. Plus bringing ram forward between mainboard upgrades (save for transitions between DDR4, DDR5, and whatever else may c
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
I think the difference there though is that an Excel file is a lot more approachable to non-technical folks (even superficially). Depends on what's being configured and by whom though.
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
She's doing all this while still being a student, unreal. I can't get over just how skilled some people are, and how far I myself am from them.
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
This is exactly why I support "engineer" being a protected term, like Doctor. It should tell you that a certain level of training and qualification has been met, to the point that the engineer is responsible and accountable for th
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
The way I see it, it's a feature that exists which some people use and prefer. Breaking it (intentionally or accidentally) just isn't something I want to see.
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
Completely agree, it's an almost total shift from everything that's in use these days. Very interesting to play with though, I'd love to see some real world use.
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
That reminds me of the Green Arrays computer with 144 cores, programmed in Color Forth. Chuck Moore has a talk on it here, very interesting stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PclgBd6_Zs I'm not sure how far this h
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
I don't have time to watch an hour and a half long interview, can you give a tl:dw?
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
Thank you for sharing!
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
That's fascinating, are you able to share anything about that system, or what those 6 Z80s are doing within it?
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
At least they're up front about it. Personally I don't think I mind some ChatGPT magic if the creator doesn't think they can write better. As long as it was heavily curated and modified, and not just "write an article ab
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
In my experience it's the instability (YMMV on that, for me in manifested in videos not working more than they did, heavy stuttering while scrolling. Not issues I have in RIF), low content density, significant number of trackers. Obvio
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
It's t̶u̶r̶t̶l̶e̶s̶ understanding all the way down.
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
I didn't even know Reddit Premium existed until this debacle started. I had assumed all their revenue came from ads and people buying awards.
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
Always love when this blog is posted. Seeing the day-to-day in one of the least mundane places humans exist is a special kind of interesting.
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
Mentioned elsewhere in this thread, but the lack of bug fixes imo makes it definitely seem dead. I'm all for stability and sticking to a core vision/set of principles, and agree with your point about the Javascript ecosystem. Bu
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
Wow, that's remarkable. I can't fathom having the response of "why are you even doing this" instead of something more productive. It doesn't matter why they're doing it (and valid use cases are provided), negat
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
I can echo the same. My Python use has largely been automating some tasks at work, nothing incredibly large, but new installation of the deps is always problematic. And the same goes for more than a few OSS projects I try to get working l
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by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
No sign of battery issues is huge, I'm still rocking my 3 year old Pixel 3a and recently replaced the battery, it was a night and day difference. General slowness/lack of responsiveness, half day battery life. Been like that with
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Wow, this looks like it fixes a lot of the minor gripes I have with SQL, thanks for mentioning it. It feels way less cludgy and "modernized" compared to SQL.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
What a time to be alive where we likely need wait only a few months for the next big hurdle to be accomplished. Exhilarating and terrifying at the same time.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
This is some hilarious chaos. I love this a lot. Anyone else have the issue where hanging around a bit borks their browser? Using Firefox on Windows it would cause the entire thing to go to a white screen with a grey box in the middle. Rest
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Something like i3 is all I want for productivity. I use Yabai but it's just not the same.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Same experience here, coming up on a year however. I was assuming at first that I was just used to Windows since that was my primary OS my entire life, and tolerated any finickiness/configuring to my needs on Linux DEs. But it still ha
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Definitely are, lots of talk of general ARM usage in the server space in those circles, particularly when it comes to AWS' Graviton, or other hardware/cloud offerings.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
I recently listened to a podcast episode which featured a gentleman who teaches mainframe related things at a university in the US and is deeply involved with the Open Mainframe Project. His statistic was 95% of financial transactions touch
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Having a living thing killed because it did something you don't like, that it doesn't understand is wrong, is so incredibly heartless. Pets aren't toys meant to be tossed when you get tired of them, they're living creatu
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
My understanding of is that it's just for you, not based on what every user of Kagi is choosing. Looking in the settings though I'm not sure if you can disable this feature on an ad hoc basis, which would be useful now and then if
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Wow, I've never seen or heard of V before but I like what I see. I'm able to easily read what's going on despite being unfamiliar with V and v420v. I especially like using `or` on variable assignment.

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