WaffleIronMaker

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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
I don't think the author indicates that they're feeling anxiety at all. Overall, they seem to indicate happiness and content in singleness, and even give themselves a call-to-action at the end of the piece: > Why am I writing a
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
I think Ruby [1] does a great job of this, making code snippets front and center. I think the worst way to do it would be to use 13px Times New Roman text with no syntax highlighting on a secondary page. But that's what Io went with [2
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
I think that's an overly cynical view. While employees exist ultimately to serve the company's goal, good companies will also work to support the employee's goals in return (e.g. time away from work, time to develop skills, g
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Me too! I've been really impressed with Fedora's performance and stability. I haven't had to spend any time configuring it since I installed it. It just works.
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
I think the gaming market has changed significantly since Minesweeper and Solitaire were popular. Sure, it can be a nice quality of life boost to include some small games, but I don't think it would be a major draw to Linux. I believe
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Folding Ideas has a very good documentary on NFTs, and many of the problems faced by cryptocurrency [1]. [1] https://youtu.be/YQ_xWvX1n9g
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
In the same vein, I also recommend https://roadmap.sh
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
This website seems to be much more reliable! Thanks for sharing.
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
> https://irc.verylegit.link/3R~.QuJR_Do%3ELR;og122virus)javae... > Turns out this site is powered by money. We ran out of Google App Engine credit. Fear not, we'll get more within 24 hours. Looks like links are
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
And, in a similar vein, I enjoyed his video on The Best Smartphone Camera of 2022, where he applied a scientific ranking system taking 21.2 million votes from 600,00 users. I had previously assumed, due to Apple's reputation, that iPho
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Personally, I find the average quality of discussion on Hacker News to be much higher than the average quality of discussion on Twitter. There are fewer incentives for flame wars, and fewer bots trying to get me to buy random T-shirts.
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
It's a reasonable question. I'm sure many of the users of Hacker News use anime profile pictures and declare their pronouns themselves, with completly valid opinions.
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Hi! Thanks for this insightful article. I was curious about the data analysis tool you used, and I looked at their pricing page [1], to find that they're charging $200 to $300 per month for individual use. Is that correct? or are there
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Is there some broken screen effect on this website? or am I going insane?
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Does anyone know of solutions for this in React?
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
I know this is a joke, but I think it's important to recognize that it's because the ChatGPT language model does not have the ability to introspect and decide how accurate its knowledge is in a given domain. No amount of training
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Can you elaborate on this? I found it to be a very insightful read?
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
My friends and I are enjoying this site very much! Thanks for sharing. :) My only suggestion is that I think clicking on the suggestion dialogues should make them disappear.
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Netris – Tetris over SSH(code.rocketnine.space)
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
I remember this happening with Target in 2012 https://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2012/02/16/how-targ...
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Agreed. I also had trouble reading the content. Especially the blockquotes.
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Link to original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33009657 Link to Discourse post: https://community.penpot.app/t/penpot-our-time-has-come/1563
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
> This book is written in HTML + CSS and is compiled with Jekyll. https://github.com/radar/joyofelixir
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
At a high level, starting with "what is a variable" and then going to "now we're talking about maps" seems like it misses some important pedagogical context. If the reader is really unaware of what a variable is, th
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Yeah, it's certainly not for everyone, but I can explain why I like it. In short: My brain likes to design systems. The prospect of accomplishing a clear goal with an unclear path is something I find naturally enticing, as I automatica
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
> Always use signed unless you have a reason not to. Even if a value can't naturally be negative, use signed. Can you elaborate on what benefits this approach has? I would feel that, especially when a number cannot be negative, unsi
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Technically, you don't need a macro at all: use std::io::Write; fn main() { std::io::stdout().write(b"Hello, world!\n").unwrap(); } The reason people often use println! is that println! is variadic a
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
This is very impressive technology, but I'm not sure what I'd use it for, to be honest. Does this technology have support for VR? Because I could see how this could be the future of doing computationally intensive tasks on under p
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
Kinda sad that they didn't go with https://slowlearner.club
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by WaffleIronMaker 4y ago
This does not work if you have ADHD. I've tried this, and I'm like: "Ok. 5 minutes, and I'll do the very simple task" and then it will be an hour later and I'm like "Oh no! More than 5 minutes has passed!&

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