LeonenTheDK

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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Solid point about networking. No one really seems to dispute its presence there and rightly so it seems (again, I'm a programmer not an admin so my personal experience is limited). > Many times you also need to think about what may
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
I have essentially the same take. The sysadmin at my company prefers FreeBSD for all these reasons (as such that's what we're running), and he's engaged me a tonne about FreeBSD but all I see is an operating system that'
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Interestingly two of the creators of Go did work at Bell Labs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Thompson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Pike
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
This is just what I've been waiting for, thank you for pointing it out! I've been using an extension to do it until now.
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Yes, big time. I've been getting one or two of these a week for the past month now. Glad it's not only me. I'm really curious who's behind it, if the sender addresses were purpose made or otherwise hacked, and where the
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Louis Rossmann recently reviewed the Framework laptop and basically said the exact same thing, about them taking a lot of the stress off the soldered USB-C portion and transferring it to the chassis instead.
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Not the person you responded to, but doing the same thing. Had tried NewPipe for a while and it was great at first, but at the time it would frequently crash and act janky in other ways that I can't quite remember now. The mobile site
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
My company (I'm not the hiring manager, just in the know) has been struggling to find any kind of programmer who either knows Elixir, or who is willing to learn. I'd love to help them along because the workload is getting rough. A
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Recently moved from a town with an infestation. Returned a week later, and no exaggeration, 90% of the leaves in my neighborhood had been chewed away. Even ones where residents had taken steps to protect the tree. I'm not old but I hav
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Well that does suck for me though, I've been using it on the left side of the screen for well over a decade now. Guess I'll have to get with the times (as arbitrary as they are). Although considering I've seen no one else men
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Jose Valim has a post[0] on the Platformatic blog about how Elixir and Kubernetes can happily co-exist together, and that each solves problems at different levels. [0] https://blog.plataformatec.com.br/2019/10/kub
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Honestly I didn't think the purchase was until like, 2017. I'm just as surprised. It kills me that Facebook owns the entry level and stand alone market as well (said as an Index owner). (in response to the edit) I can see that, my
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
I don't think the Quest existed before the Facebook purchase. The Quest was announced in 2018 but Facebook made the purchase in 2014. Unless you mean before the Facebook login was forced upon Oculus users.
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
I've found myself doing similar, being able to "focus" on something that also doesn't require paying attention too helped immensely in dealing with an active inner dialog. For me it was the old seasons of AVGN combined i
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
Can you elaborate a bit on how they facilitated remote workers being first class citizens? I'll be in a similar position soon but would like to see some things I and the company could do to not alienate me and the other remote members.
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
That's an interesting though, like software documentation that hasn't been updated over years of patches. Do you remember where you read that? Sounds like an interesting bit of history.
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
Looking at it now, it appears names have been removed from the article.
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
That reminded me of Mitxela's GPS clock[0]. Using GPS modules to get an incredibly accurate time is really interesting, I need to find some time to make one of these. [0] https://mitxela.com/projects/precision_clock
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
I've been seeing a tonne of VR permission requests lately, and always on the most unassuming sites. Never seems like there's actually any VR content available. Heck, I haven't even had my VR headset plugged in since Christmas
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
Frankly I can't recommend the rest of his channel enough. I found the teletype restoration series[0] particularly interesting. It's fascinating watching the process of troubleshooting and performing repairs of all this vintage tec
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
I was unaware of SSI, thanks for pointing it out. I'll be taking a look at that tonight.
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
This is the exact thing I experienced and have been dealing with the past couple days. I wanted to create a small collection of pages as my website, intending to keep everything as small and simple as possible since it was (mostly) just to
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
I've been following his videos for some time now. He also built an 8-bit CPU from scratch on breadboards, as well as a 6502 based computer also on bread boards. He's recently started the process of using the video card he made to
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
Very nice, I'm glad to see it elsewhere. Maybe Elixir even took inspiration (or it's just a plain good idea). I'm really surprised that I had never heard of or encountered it, maybe it's just an accepted part of the ecos
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
IMO part of the quality here is these docs are generated from comments in the code. All you have to do is document your functions and modules properly, run a command, and you have an entire set of docs. It reminds me a lot of JavaDocs, alth
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
You might be surprised to see the quality of the docs in the Elixir world: https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/Phoenix.html
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
If they killed the port entirely, wouldn't everyone then be buying wireless chargers? Or is a "one time" purchase of a wireless charger for everyone better in the long term than one type of cable everywhere constantly being p
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
Interesting take by Feynman. Thanks for bringing it up, and giving some direction!
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
It's always fascinating to read about people reverse engineering obscure tech like this. I don't even know where to start to acquire the skills to do something like this.
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by LeonenTheDK 6y ago
It's mentioned in the article "[...]but it could have been edited, turned off or the funeral director may have not allowed it". I suppose this is a less fragile way of fully executing their client's authentic wishes, wit

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