azthecx

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by azthecx 2y ago
I use the minesweeper, sudoku and solitaire apps from dustland design (search pub:Dustland Design) they're very minimalistic and clean. There's also currency / unit converter and calendar by Sam Ruston which are in the same v
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by azthecx 2y ago
I had a very similar experience with a Quarks REST API where it's supported very well out of the box, we just had to point it to the appropriate otel collector endpoint and traces are created or propagated automatically.
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by azthecx 2y ago
What sort of complexity do you need? I've used them on my previous job and am implementing it on the current one. I have never heard of the last three you mention. Otel collector is very useful for gathering multiple different sources,
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by azthecx 2y ago
Since you've already looked into it, do you happen to have studies of particular quality for or against reduced work hours?
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by azthecx 2y ago
And historically has this competitive market manifested itself? Or have insurance companies instead vastly changed from their 'distributed risk' origins and instead act more as corporate entities with profits at the forefront, whe
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by azthecx 2y ago
For software related cheats maybe, but keep in mind that keyboard, screen and mouse being processed by an entirely separate computer is also very viable.
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by azthecx 2y ago
It does not, I assume the writer had some other game type in mind. I presume it's also your point, netcode is irrelevant when the cheat is manipulating inputs.
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by azthecx 2y ago
This is one of those cases where finding someone that already _is_ what you're looking for and get (meaningful) mentorship from them can shortcut your progress. You can most definitely figure out the path yourself, find out what practi
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by azthecx 2y ago
It is not specific to tiling managers I suppose, but it does beat alt tab.
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by azthecx 2y ago
You really don't have to fiddle with the defaults after that initial /r/unixporn curve, I've started with i3 over a decade ago and I've changed over the years but the core features that are actually useful always ar
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by azthecx 2y ago
I used it for years too but had issues with managed laptops and security settings, I've heard that aerospace is meant to work even then. If anyone reading this wants to take a stab at tiling wm in Mac don't be deterred, there are
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by azthecx 2y ago
I've been using Awesome for about two years and started using Hyprland in parallel due to its very good multi monitor + multi resolution support and it's been great. The only two issues I have with it is slightly increased power d
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by azthecx 2y ago
The issue with alt tab and the main reason why I personally eventually moved into tiling managers is the reliability. Alt tab often requires two things: 1) Figuring out how many clicks to away your desired window is, as they change 2) exec
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by azthecx 2y ago
Typically you have owner files or similar in the subprojects that are read by automation tooling and humans alike
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by azthecx 2y ago
It's a matter of discipline. I've been migrating slowly to nvim, initially through motions in vscode and later by using both whenever I was lacking some features. After the initial setup phase where things were constantly added an
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by azthecx 2y ago
What’s your take—would you trust a simple, bespoke agent, or would you feel more secure with a well-established solution? No, and I have specifically tried to push against monitoring offerings like Datadog and Dynatrace, especiall
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by azthecx 2y ago
Portugal like many European banks already has a working solution to this for 20 years where you can create temporary card numbers and use that instead or, as of late, pay directly through an app that enables this same behaviour. The Netherl
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by azthecx 2y ago
If you look back in time it seems pretty accurate for the vast majority of humans.
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by azthecx 2y ago
I've also recently picked this one up, can you elaborate more on the book? I've been doing drawabox.com and it seems pretty good for muscle memory and skill but otherwise it lacks a lot of areas.
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by azthecx 2y ago
Do you have better alternatives to Protobuf? What are the shortcomings that you find with it? At work these choices have been out of my hands but I've used JSON Avro and Protobuf and I felt like Protobuf was the least prone to errors,
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by azthecx 2y ago
Do you have better alternatives to Protobuf? What are the shortcomings that you find with it? At work these choices have been out of my hands but I've used JSON Avro and Protobuf and I felt like Protobuf was the least prone to errors,
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by azthecx 2y ago
Interesting concepts, thanks!
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by azthecx 2y ago
To be fair to Mason, the answer is mostly listed in the first line of the introduction. mason.nvim is a Neovim plugin that allows you to easily manage external editor tooling such as LSP servers, DAP servers, linters, and formatters t
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by azthecx 2y ago
As an aside to changing your wording so slightly, everyone with two fingers of forehead will very quickly determine that whenever you say "this sucks" it's your biased personal opinion. Maybe such a strong statement from you
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by azthecx 2y ago
What do you mean permatech?
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by azthecx 2y ago
This looks as fun as the game you replied to but the mobile usability is nowhere near as good. Smaller letters, the scroll is not as satisfying (maybe because it does not feel anywhere as accurate) Still both are very fun games, also you do
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by azthecx 2y ago
If that's your perspective it's easy to assume that it's the same for most people, but really reality is probably more gray. Outside of some genuinely horrible low class (paying) jobs when you talk to other people you will al
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by azthecx 2y ago
Anecdotally when I moved to the Netherlands I was making 50k and over two years later 70k at that same company with about 4 years of experience. If you look at talent.io tech report and other resources the median tech salary seems to be clo
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by azthecx 7y ago
What if my email IS a.bob.mail@gmail.com, if someone registers abobmail@gmail.com are they getting my emails?
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Graph Convolutional Networks (2016)(tkipf.github.io)
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