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by Yhippa 4y ago
Thanks for these links. Do they make kits for soundbars? I'd like to get something short to put in front of the TV and it feels like I should be able to make something. I guess the problem would be integrating ARC into it. Edit: neverm
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by Yhippa 4y ago
This is beautiful. Seeing all of this AI art has me very interested in a way that I've never been since I started programming decades ago.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
Can we see your work of art?
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by Yhippa 4y ago
It's almost like half the membership here are trying to serve you ads and the other half are trying to avoid them.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
It's funny, every company I've worked at that has a quarterly earnings report managed to have deadlines, sometimes soft-ish.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
I'm getting 62 bytes over the network and 31.4 kilobytes uncompressed. This page has more content than most pages I visit that are megabytes in size. I wish there was an incentive to go back to smaller web pages in general.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
"anonymously dunk on other people with no repercussions" "distribute misinformation to rile people up"
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by Yhippa 4y ago
Agreed, this is definitely in there. Not sure what PP was talking about.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
What's crazy is that this problem was solved a long time ago. The Palm Pre had gesture-based navigation and while some of it had to do with the screen size being smaller, there was a focus on navigation from the bottom in applications.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
So was Apple being disingenuous this whole time about privacy? Presuming they plan on using all the data they capture from their users iDevices for their ad platform. Is there a way to opt out of that?
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by Yhippa 4y ago
It must be mostly backend stuff. It feels like the website itself barely evolved over the past several years.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
Well put. I absolutely loved my CE work in university. I loved doing digital logic design, living in state machines, and programming in VHDL. I loved how highly deterministic it all felt. I loved the Mentor Graphics software and seeing a vi
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by Yhippa 4y ago
My one memory of the Secchi disk was when I took Earth Science during summer school one year. We went to a park by the bay and one of my classmates slowly lowered it into some murky water. He then proceeded to drop it in the river. The poor
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by Yhippa 4y ago
I remember people online saying that automation and AI will free up our time to be creators instead of consumers. Looks like that's in jeopardy now. I guess back to consuming content for me. I feel like this could be one of the biggest
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by Yhippa 4y ago
Question for you since you seem knowledgeable about React state management. When I did a lot of back-end programming in Java we frequently coded to interfaces where we could swap out back-end implementations for ORM for example if needed. T
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by Yhippa 4y ago
Some still exist: ResetEra, NeoGAF, and anonymous ones like DC Urban Moms. I think a lot of car forums are still in the old format you describe. Also, sportsball message board culture is still big.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
It’s astounding that someone new to Linux has to wrap their head around all of that. It actually kind of makes it like a cool, secret club.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
It seems like companies do this because the stakes are so high to them. That is, if you hire this person and they fail, they will somehow do serious damage to the company. If you do this at a large enough scale, then you are putting the com
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by Yhippa 4y ago
For some reason, I have in my mind September when we're going to see a lot more RTO of at least 3 days a week. Also in my mind, companies that are either smaller or have a good idea of what they need their people to do are the ones tha
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by Yhippa 4y ago
The biggest downside to SPAs are that a lot of retail eCommerce companies seem to have built average SPAs. I've run into cryptic error messages when trying to do some kind of transaction ranging from mundane (buying toilet paper) to hi
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by Yhippa 4y ago
I wonder if parent post meant something other than SQL?
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by Yhippa 4y ago
I think this is and will continue to be a common use case. I'm very thankful for these applications that the data was still stuck in a crusty old relational database for me to work on top of as I built a new application. It's goin
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by Yhippa 4y ago
It's amazing how it happens. I think it comes down to someone has to keep an eye on the kid at all times until it gets to a certain age and you generally trust the kid. It's unfair for one parent to keep an eye all the time so the
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by Yhippa 4y ago
I didn't expect more free time. I will say that a lot of people told me what it would be like but it was hard for me to believe how hard it is to be a new parent until it actually happens.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
> Also having children changes things quite a bit for all adults. > I wish this article was longer. Agree on both accounts. To the first point, I had a lot of friends and hobbies before having a kid and it feels that I'm slowly l
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by Yhippa 4y ago
Affiliate links have ruined all product reviews.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
Are there any blogs in particular you enjoy?
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by Yhippa 4y ago
I actually kind of like this. Would be neat if there was a way once the initial diagram is generated to visually edit it.
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by Yhippa 4y ago
This explanation was offputting for some reason. The author seems to insinuate that the original UX was "correct" and in fact it was too correct because users didn't want to use the app beyond that initial interaction. > T
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by Yhippa 4y ago
Do you want to reach them? They've probably been maintaining COBOL or are still maintaining Java apps on JDK 8. Still using JQuery for form validation and async HTTP calls. Not working on SPA's but static templates. That's

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