arvinsim

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   by arvinsim 5y ago

   I think a new license should be created in order to facilitate this.
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   by arvinsim 5y ago

   Maybe OSS projects should start with a different default license than MIT
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   by arvinsim 5y ago

   I imagine your commit log would be polluted with commits just for changes in the packages.
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   by arvinsim 5y ago

   I am still frustrated that npm install defaults to `^1.0.0` installations instead of exact `1.0.0` versions.
5. 425.▲
   by arvinsim 5y ago

   Maybe it's just me but finding a job that has great work-life balance and pays well is hard.
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   by arvinsim 5y ago

   Agreed. It's harder if you are poor because you tend to gravitate towards cheaper items which are usually processed. A lot of anecdotes on avoiding sugar handwave away 1) the time to plan and cook 2) the convenience of having access to
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   by arvinsim 5y ago

   I can justify using a debugger in a backend language like Python. But it's a pain in the ass for browser javascript that is generated from Typescript/Coffescript or whatever the flavor of the week is.
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   by arvinsim 5y ago

   I am on frontend ATM but still learned a lot that is applicable from this book.
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   by arvinsim 5y ago

   It's just sad that I am in a country where drugs are illegal and we are in a pandemic where travel is hard.
10. 430.▲
    by arvinsim 5y ago

    It's sad that ergonomic keyboards are relatively expensive compared to even other expensive mechanical keyboards.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    Doesn't matter. Every developer will still be at the mercy of the whims of the majority unless you find your own niche.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    It's because they are not penalized by that mindset. Employeees don't push back. Heck, some people will gladly sell their time for "passion" or "ambition". It's always about incentives.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    First time I have heard of container queries. Goes to show that web development is really a non-stop learning endeavor.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    I wonder how much being a top performer matter in game development when there is a glut in supply.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    Don't be an apologists for these companies. These megacorps have a big influence on the fabric of society. They must be held to a higher standard.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    I started with Consider Phlebas but stopped because it seems too slow for me. Does it get better in the later chapters?
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    VR games like Beat Saber and Smash Drums do make me enjoy songs with strong beat/rhythms more.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    It needs to be significantly cheaper than current monitors to make business sense. Remember, it's not about the objective value of the device. It's the perceived value that matters.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    I am interested in how to improve one's writing, especially in creative nonfiction. Unlike programming where you can get feedback immediately from the computer if you make a mistake, it's usually not easy to find a mentor to give
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    It's possible that the went back to the old keyboards for another reason. Not because they dislike mech keyboards but because of analysis paralysis.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    I usually evaluate companies at the 1 year mark. I will switch if there is a better offer. Like 30% or more increase.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    It had the opposite on me with the new Macbooks. When it was clear that I am only able to get my desired specs only after a month, my interest to buy them greatly diminished.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    If I work on different environments or desks, customization is the last thing I want. I would rather have sane defaults and start being productive immediately.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    I think it will be ubiquitous in the future. But I am less interested in when it will become mainstream but more interested at which point it will be lucrative to developers and content creators.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    If you compare it to the amount you spend on consoles, it does look expensive. If you compare it to the amount you spend on a high-end gaming PC, it doesn't seem that much.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    I immediately had the same reaction. Granted I am beginner and more on the pop side of things than classical. But it still surprises me about the amount of effort to master the instrument.
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    Don't forget the NR200P [1] which is mass produced and cheap. [1]: https://www.coolermaster.com/sg/en-sg/catalog/cases/mini-itx...
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    The irony is that I would like low power mode on the go but certainly not when docked(with an external monitor).
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    I would have gone with the 16" MBP if it wasn't the weight. I am interested how much different the performance is between the 14"
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    by arvinsim 5y ago

    There is only so much you can do improving the CPU. On the other hand, we still haven't really reached the limit for GPUs.