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by antihero 5y ago
Honestly I'd ditch CRA and hit up Vite nowadays. You will have to deal with a few poorly made packages (e.g. from Amazon) but it is a breath of fresh air.
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by antihero 5y ago
That was interesting, I wonder if some expert archivist could just figure out how to read the tapes without destroying them on the condition they are released to public domain
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by antihero 5y ago
I have 1Gbit Virgin in the U.K. and that speed us still very rare here. Any faster and I’m going to have to be searching for a better USB NIC in order to actually utilise anything. Most consumer hardware seems to still be 1000baseT so how w
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by antihero 5y ago
I struggle to find a 10Gbps USB NIC for my laptop.
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by antihero 5y ago
What exactly about gis/satellite data required such an insane uplink?
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by antihero 5y ago
The whole point of the legal system is that whilst it's defined as clearly as possible, there is always going to be some flexibility and interpretation, and a human element, so if someone finds a technical loophole but is clearly defra
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by antihero 5y ago
When I first heard about Ethereum I figured the value it would bring was incentivising everyone to create a worldwide supercomputer of the sorts we've never even seen before that can do really amazing computational work as opposed to b
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by antihero 5y ago
I think every dev should rock a Linux setup at least once in their life but for me I prefer to make stuff than be a gardener
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by antihero 5y ago
Well no, if a company is happy to pay six figures but lacks the desire to spend an hour or two pair programming or even just creating a tech test, their priorities are all wrong and I don’t want to work for them. Hiring is about people and
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by antihero 5y ago
Yes but why would you do this other than to be extremely smug when forms fail for you?
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by antihero 5y ago
I flat out refuse to be interviewed using it and if the company doesn’t drop the requirement, I drop them.
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by antihero 5y ago
Yeah wish I could too but didn’t have the capital to bag a chalet and sort things out with my silly friends and I think have a wedding at the and weekend. Also I miss it was when later in the year and was sunny outside at you cool just roll
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by antihero 5y ago
See this is very much more in depth but I’d find it horribly over the top and confusing to onboard juniors with
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by antihero 5y ago
Out of interest any reason to select macports over brew? Since I started using mac brew seemed like the done thing
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by antihero 5y ago
Why not write it to a different file
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by antihero 5y ago
I've always used homebrew for git.
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by antihero 5y ago
Submitted because these posts are part of the onboarding guide for my new workplace, and I found these posts hugely clearer and easier to follow than the official docs!
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Yubikey All the Things(engineerbetter.com)
2 points by antihero 5y ago|3 comments
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by antihero 5y ago
If you get the chance I’d highly recommend going to the Bangface Weekender festival in the U.K. https://youtu.be/g7nZRY_skTo By far the most intense festival I’ve been to and heard of.
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by antihero 5y ago
Pretty cool and terrifying if they made it an app I guess
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by antihero 5y ago
Shit man I might even be alive by then
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by antihero 5y ago
If you pay your balance in full each month every card is 0% forever, at least in the U.K.
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by antihero 5y ago
Kind of incredible how deeply having good public transport can transform culture.
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by antihero 5y ago
Yes the law compels them to be like this. It’s actually criminal to tip someone off they’re being investigated. Perhaps the law is too strict due to the impact it can have on individuals.
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by antihero 5y ago
Well if they don't chase getting as much money as possible they won't be able to pay people mid six (and sometimes low seven) figure salaries to developers. Or afford to become "philanthropic" billionaires.
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by antihero 5y ago
The internet has become gentrified. Money ruins everything. People's greed and in our terms "optimisation" is counter to creativity and genuine expression. We are part of the problem.
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by antihero 5y ago
Is it really fried though? If I didn't want to "fry my brain" I would opt not to participate in this clusterfuck we call modern life.
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by antihero 5y ago
> To me, its like they don't have branches (tons of new code not accessible in the game is released in a patch) This is likely by choice, feature flags have a fair few advantages over feature branches and are generally far less of a
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by antihero 5y ago
It would be preferable that real estate becomes so hazardous and awful to “invest” in for any party it becomes cheap enough for most people to buy and use for its intended purpose.
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by antihero 5y ago
> They have so much infighting at debian that people are afraid to vote publicly and transparently? Doesn't pretty much every western democracy have anonymous voting so people can pick what they actually want to without without fear

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