Sholmesy

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by Sholmesy 6y ago
You cannot boil down humans to 5-6 attribute points. What about personalities/coordination/how people actually interact. Product A might be filled with people who are use to taking charge, and Product B might be filled with people
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
I thought I'd never see a Cum Town - Hacker News crossover, but here we are. Nick is a genuine monster at impressions.
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
It's naive to think that Apple needs Docker more than Docker needs Apple. If Docker didn't support Apple devices going forward, they would lose a significant amount of users. If Apple doesn't support docker going forward, the
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
reporting the same issue, London, UK. Affecting personal and GSuite/Company email.
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
My girlfriend has done this for the last 5 years using the App "One Second Everyday". She's super disciplined to make sure she gets one everyday, and it's awesome being able to watch back days, and remember things that y
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
It's not a religious position. It's a chain of trust, as an individual you can decide where that trust begins and ends for you, but it's impossible for you to be at the forefront measuring every possible variable, and being a
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
Worth noting that Intel doesn't actually honor those 10W listings, and often boosts above it for significant portions of usage.
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
The 3600 is an incredible chip that will be relevant for a long time. Buyer's remorse is real because of marketing. Do you really need that extra 20% performance?
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
I find that surprising. I've at least read the cover letters of those I'm about to interview, feels rude not to.
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
So what's the solve, I'm in the UK and about to buy a mattress, should I be concerned? What are the counter arguments
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
Just an FYI, this person has opened up and expressed a genuine opinion, and has not violated any rules. Please don't downvote people for this, otherwise you might not get this sort of insight.
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
Definitely wait.
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
We use https://github.com/samuelcolvin/buildpg , which is built by the same dude that built pydantic, which is also used in FastAPI. It's neat, it's a query builder, not an ORM or any nonsense, and it makes qu
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted, this is interesting at least.
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
FYI; Brave does support DRM videos, you just need to enable it. There's a setting section for Widevine in the browser settings.
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
Lots of drawbacks with this approach: - More heat - More power consumption - More noise - The GPU memory isn't addressable as a single unit
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Github Is Down
59 points by Sholmesy 6y ago|70 comments
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
Ha, fixed. Thanks
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
Wow, this is a horrendously bad response, no apology, no admission of guilt, probably written by the legal team. I am a total layman w.r.t Hard Drives, but it seems pretty simple (please correct me if I'm wrong): - They used a technolo
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by Sholmesy 6y ago
I've done it all. It's a hassle, mostly because you need to disable the GPU from the linux host; before passing through; which means you need a second GPU to power the linux host (integrated GPU is fine). Then there's a bunch
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
It shouldn't have any problems with 4K? Make sure that you are setting the DPI setting correctly (either when you start X, or I think i3 will use .Xresources). E.g for my screen I run at 192 DPI, I can't remember where I got that
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
This isn't true, specifically of places like Venice, where they are actively trying to curtail cruise ship traffic.
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
We all will have died at some point anyway.
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
Demonstrating prowess with CSS is the point, which they have succeeded.
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
Somewhat off topic, but I've thought this would be quite a useful thing to do just for helping my focus while working, kind of like having a permanant rubber duck. Has anyone ever had experience of "live coding" at a company,
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
> The early versions of counter-strike had a famous bunny-hopping bug where you could cover 40% more ground than simply walking (jumping had a bug where the X and Y coordinates were individually calculated, so if you moved in both direct
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
That may be so, but that's a seperate issue. If it is the primary method, you'll miss stuff. Whether it should , is another matter, and running a one-man rebellion from within is probably not the most effective way to change th
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
If it is the primary method of communicating within your team/company, then you will find it difficult to not use it, or rather you will be left out of major decisions/changes.
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
I feel like a grumpy man yelling about updates like this, but this has been really badly done. Why oh why does it compromise on the existing "power" users usage so that it can provide click boxes for people who will never use it..
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by Sholmesy 7y ago
At our company we have an "Expert in house ML team", but I don't want them wasting there time with search since it isn't our differentiating factor.

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