Neikius

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by Neikius 2y ago
Armed with this fact thinking about electronic devices. How the front of the signal travels and how suddenly the distance matters. Was blown away when I first thought about this.
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by Neikius 2y ago
Maybe just get married and get that citizenship sorted eh? You are in a situation which obviously is exploited by your employers.
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by Neikius 2y ago
What most people don't know is that vista was not all that different from 7. As you mention after SP fixed the bugs. The main issue was hardware requirements were quite hefty with all the new stuff and people put it on 2gb ram laptops
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by Neikius 2y ago
What? That is actually an everyday concern and devs assuming that information is not needed will bring pain down the road. Just two cases of the top of my head: working with databases and json interop with other systems that actually do dif
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by Neikius 2y ago
The thing that bothers me is... golang actually has exceptions. It is just that nobody will dare mention it. Panic and recover eh? It is just that by default error is the thing you should use and everything and everyone does. Then the excep
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by Neikius 2y ago
This is actually terrible. I tried that a while ago, but after a short while removed all of the Optional[] code and went back to pointers. Why? The default ser/des in go just cannot play. It instead works great with pointers. Using poi
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by Neikius 2y ago
Then you add delete and you have a cow fs. Which are many. Some with deduplicarion built in.
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by Neikius 2y ago
You ever ran out of ipv4 addresses on a home network? I find this probably does not apply to vast majority of users. And even if you do run out... If using DHCP is it trivial to change network prefix.
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by Neikius 2y ago
I stopped playing it long ago because it is just too random. They added too much stuff which is often a problem in rouguelites. There is a ton of better balanced deck builders out there. Personal opinion but monster train is much better bal
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by Neikius 2y ago
Kinda hard to get rep nowadays though.
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by Neikius 3y ago
This is a lovely use of the DSL..too bad I prefer plain java.
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by Neikius 3y ago
I moved from m1 MacBook pro to m2 recently. Just like that my monitor's built in KVM stopped working in a reasonable manner. Can use it to drive the web camera which sometimes works normally and sometimes with shitty frame rate. Microp
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by Neikius 3y ago
Bought one such monitor. 2 years later switched from m1 to m2 and it no longer works well enough (may also be the Sonoma upgrade stil gotta verify that). The devices get disconnected and glitch etc. Went to check with dell and monitor is &q
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by Neikius 3y ago
Wait what. Doesn't go have a proper garbage collector or do I need to get reeducated?
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by Neikius 3y ago
Apple and google are big corpos and those are legendary for their inability to make anything properly. It has been a while since they were small and could move fast... So no, I would not take them as a standard.
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by Neikius 3y ago
Microsoft is notorious for their lax status page updates...
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by Neikius 3y ago
Please go and do what you suggest for 8 hours a day then come back. Giving bad tools to any professional is a bad idea for productivity. We have other ways of checking if software is slow. It is all a question of company priorities as there
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by Neikius 3y ago
Java is slow is a really old myth. It was once upon a time. Ofc there are caveats but looking at your average developer ... You will be fine. On the other hand I would forbid an average developer the use of c/c++ and similar. It is jus
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by Neikius 3y ago
Funny experience with vw - is had front brake pad sensors. Ofc rear pads wore off and never tripped any sensor...
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by Neikius 3y ago
You think Europe does not have roads covering everyone? This is the sunk cost fallacy at it's finest. Maybe the most offensive thing about public transport to an American is that it cannot really be profitable by itself. Infrastructure
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by Neikius 3y ago
A few big cities and long distances in between. Sounds like A perfect country for rail. But oh didn't work. Guess distances are big enough air travel makes more sense. Unless the volume is big enough maybe?
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by Neikius 3y ago
This is a good point. Some of us would want different products. Is there just not enough of us or is this a situation similar to the instant fashion where someone else just decides what is "best for the people"?
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by Neikius 3y ago
Yeah, capacitive buttons, my old nemesis. Worst of both worlds. Guess I need to read up why those were invented even.
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by Neikius 3y ago
Modern induction stove tops driving me insane ... All touchscreens. Everything else is better about them but just can't find any with actual physical controls.
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by Neikius 3y ago
Touch buttons yeah. Combining the worst of both worlds. By being both touch and buttons and at the same time not being buttons physically so not having the ergonomy of the button and not being a touchscreen and so not having the flexibility
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by Neikius 3y ago
I don't remember the numbers but I did watch this YouTube video where a guy strapped on some fans to a solar panel and actually got a better yield fan usage included.