Shalomboy

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by Shalomboy 1y ago
It just occurred to me that SEAMAP will be* gone, and I didn't notice because the people looking ahead at these sorts of things while I kept my head down and worked were all fired. I will need a new job. * I say will be, because it was
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by Shalomboy 1y ago
I mean that's just not the reality anymore. You could perhaps get 10-15% of the price knocked off here in the US, but 20-40% isn't accurate for anything besides high-volume luxury compact sedans, and even then you're skewing
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by Shalomboy 1y ago
Love this for you, but I think we have to be more careful. People want to make music with instruments, orthodox or otherwise. The optics are crazy here.
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by Shalomboy 1y ago
> The problem with targeting high end first is sales / production risk. A phone based on a new OS is a risky purchase, and it's hard to convince someone to spend $500 on a high end phone without much software available. A $100
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by Shalomboy 1y ago
I already switched from zsh to fish; kelp would bring unbelievable synergy to my terminal
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by Shalomboy 1y ago
Love this write-up. nimBLE is a great bluetooth stack; this should open up some interesting opportunities for Core Devices moving forward.
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by Shalomboy 2y ago
Your output is prodigious! Absolutely blown away by how much you've been able to write over the years
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by Shalomboy 2y ago
This is delightful. The photo "fingers in water as seen from below" is such a trip.
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by Shalomboy 2y ago
This is stunning work you've put forwards. Diatoms remind me of looking at snowflakes, but so much more alien feeling. The ocean is such a mysterious place.
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by Shalomboy 2y ago
This application single-handedly underpins the entire competitive/online yugioh space. Thank you for your excellent work!
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by Shalomboy 4y ago
Hey, maybe the showman ship isn't for you, but what Linus and his Media Group have done is create the Top Gear of Enthusiast computer hardware. Tremendous entertainment value, exposure for niche sects of the culture, and an easy entry
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by Shalomboy 4y ago
That's so funny, because I'm in the same boat with my XPS 9570. I bought it for personal use because I had an amazing experience with a 9370 developer edition at my last job. I figured it would be the same, but that was extremely
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by Shalomboy 4y ago
So it's a lot to get into, but these fellas put together a wonderful break-down of why blimps are worth trying again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chlF5oubFHU
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by Shalomboy 4y ago
I would be thrilled to work someplace that uses neo4j. Such a good graph dbms. Too many folks believe the only way to organize data is with relational tables.
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by Shalomboy 4y ago
Glad to hear the r/mk opinion on this. I've been a diehard for Logitech multi-device peripherals since I picked up a Triathlon mouse on sale in 2018 and I just got myself an MX Mini keyboard. For folks who frequently switch betwee
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by Shalomboy 4y ago
This sounds like a W for the carbon-zero initiative. While renewables are picking up a lot of the media attention and a lot of the slack, having safe nuclear plants to bolster the clean grid helps a ton. The whole issue of power plants not
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by Shalomboy 4y ago
It's only been out for 1 month though; that isn't enough time to generate intrigue. Look at how long Apple TV+ has taken to get up and running with good original content.
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
> There are some unstated "if"s in that, so I would say until people actually receive units, it doesn't quite exist. Kudos for being wary of marketing copy. I'd like to note that StarLabs has been shipping laptops of
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
Hey, don't chalk it up to IQ. I've met plenty of people in government software dev who work hard trying to make a dent in their career because they came from backgrounds which private sector operations ignore. The person you'
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
There's something super jarring about the format of this blog post. I think my brain has been trained to glaze over whenever it runs into corporate abstract art at the top of a page.
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
honestly not hugely proud of the front fascia, but the utility of having 'unlimited storage' and subdomains through dreamhost has been a boon. https://cliff.fish If you need somebody to talk to my email is always open.
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
fossapup shines on my HP Stream 11". I'm so stoked.
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmemes/comments/tk3650/this_is_...
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
The leap from 'junior associate at a fancy law firm made a bold request based on principles' to 'the American legal system is under attack by whiny, ultra-liberal wreckers' blew me away. But as you pointed out, that&#x27
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
> The .NET frameworks (blazor, etc) are too complicated. Peak FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition there. I dunno, Blazor feels like the one ASP framework that makes sense. MVC, Web Apps, Web Forms all feel impenetrable to me.
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
You're braver than I'll ever be. I'm wishing you and your family peace and safety.
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
Have you thought about what will be left of your home and your family's belongings when you return to Kyiv? Have you thought about what returning to Kyiv will be like? The closest approximation to what you're going through in my l
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
Damn, I wish the USDS was this robust :/
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
The fact that a lot of Chromebooks are being sold is fairly solid; I would reckon that the questionable claim is that Chromebooks have strong sales traction with retail consumers. I bought myself a Lenovo Duet tablet last fall because I wan
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by Shalomboy 5y ago
I really don't get the whining about categorizing Natural Gas and Coal as dirty. Hydrocarbons make CO2 as a byproduct of each molecular reaction. That isn't debatable! The thing I do want to debate is the classification of Hydro a

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