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by ausjke 6y ago
I stopped using redhat at redhat 8.0 and never looked back, redhat's desktop market share is nothing comparing to debian/ubuntu these days, I have no plan to ever try fedora again, time is limited and ubuntu did its job well so wh
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by ausjke 6y ago
there is no way you can do point-based immigration reform in USA, because it's not politically correct, not diversified, unhuman, etc. Combined with all those looting these days I'm actually very interested in countries like Japan
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by ausjke 6y ago
Have been watching Rome for a while and can not wait to use it, especially since it's beta time. It took forever to get eslint/prettier/webpack etc to work in sync and if there is one tool can do it all, I'm all for it.
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Comparing Floats Is Tricky(bitbashing.io)
2 points by ausjke 6y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 6y ago
Thank you!!!
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by ausjke 6y ago
just checked my "Vitamin D, 25 OH" test: result: 13.3 ng/ml, normal range: 25.0 - 80.0 ng/ml I'm taking Vitamin D3 Max 125MCG per day, is this "overdose"? Thanks,
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by ausjke 6y ago
this is how things work these days, for the sake of equality, minority overrule majority everywhere, i.e. if something makes a small percentage of people unhappy, then it is too unfair, the solution to play it safe, is that let's get r
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by ausjke 6y ago
it's also pretty a bad user experience when you do have a shared link and you want to make a copy(in case the source is deleted), you can't copy the directory, you have to create a new directory and copy those files instead, if yo
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A simple benchmark of various math operations(latkin.org)
4 points by ausjke 6y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 6y ago
college professors can get stuff done in their 70s, so should be software engineers as long as they keep learning, both demands a working brain. software is getting complex, experiences matter. I used to work for motorola, engineers with gr
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by ausjke 6y ago
Nice article, 'starship' is new to me, just tried out, a bit verbose and took too much line space for me. 'highlight' should be replaced by 'bat' these days. 'grc' is nice and I first time learned it
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by ausjke 6y ago
this is what I use, I do not use -s -w link flags these days, just run strip over the binary and it gets the job done. then upx to make the size further down.
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by ausjke 6y ago
that made me recall what I heard often: "mediocre engineers turn into managers" :)
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by ausjke 6y ago
wow, did not know this, great that I can use it without the "old" DDD.
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by ausjke 6y ago
I read somewhere saying TF2 is good for production while Pytorch is good for research(and papers), is this true? I'm more interested in putting one of them into real products, esp standalone embedded devices.
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by ausjke 6y ago
no better alternatives, if you do not do grading etc at school then what we have is a small group of kids learned a lot on their own(1% of them I guess), the rest 99% will just waste their youth totally and learned nothing at all.
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by ausjke 6y ago
It does not matter how us think, I believe these detail-oriented algorithm interviews are intentionally designed for younger coders who can still do them out of memory, though in practice they're not very meaningful and if you really n
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by ausjke 6y ago
actually not just tiktok, others like wechat, taobao, all the eCommerce, messengers, USA is behind China by a few years these days. in the early days they cloned and studied, now they actually took over and Facebook etc barely can even catc
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by ausjke 6y ago
At least Meng can hire lawyers etc. In China, there is no real law when it comes to anything political or economical, which are always mixed.
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by ausjke 6y ago
While I like Rust I still picked Modern C++(17) for my next project. All modern languages are converging these days. Adopted C++ because of its libraries at large. Will still learn Rust on the side. For the moment, boring and verified for p
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by ausjke 6y ago
what happened to the stock, it's lustlacking comparing to other high tech stocks.
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by ausjke 6y ago
for UML it seems mermaid is indeed good enough, I used mermaid but never used it for OOD UML, after a quick read it looks very simple and straightforward for UML comparing to plantuml, especially you can embed mermaid right into markdown as
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by ausjke 6y ago
https://webkitgtk.org/ is what webview uses on Linux, this is gnome's own web engine and has nothing to do with chromium engine, so webview leverages similar web libraries to do the native GUI then.
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by ausjke 6y ago
the core is https://github.com/webview/webview with its rust binding, electron binds chromium and nodejs, I don't really know how webview works, a thin cross-platform API wrapper layer on top of native browser eng
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by ausjke 6y ago
Learn from the immigration in Canada is a good idea. USA immigration system needs reform. No free welfare for anyone who is able to work. For those who supports excessive welfare, set a donation page for them to put their money where their
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by ausjke 6y ago
what about port knocking?
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by ausjke 6y ago
never heard about qutebrowser and it can even play netflix, impressive, it's a little memory hungry though, with just netflix running I saw memory is used almost 1GB, while 30 chrome tabs use 4.5GB
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by ausjke 6y ago
over two decades I used emacs, eclipse, geany, nano, even jetbrains whole bundle purchase plus a few other IDEs, I always return back to vim, recent years I have settle down on vim for good with a full IDE in terminal, I have code auto comp
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by ausjke 6y ago
many projects I am aware of stuck with 5.1 and luajit still and so do I. I still use lua5.1 myself these days.
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by ausjke 6y ago
I have decided to use javascript strictly for frontend only, no more node.js or express or whatever else for backend. I will just use non-js backends these days, which are plenty. It's sad I still have to use npm even for frontend deve

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