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by badlucklottery 4y ago
> I always wanna do something like Object.keys(typedObjName).map(...) but that doesn't work. Is this a type space/value space thing? Like Object.keys(...) is always a string[] instead of Array<keyof TypedObj> like you mig
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by badlucklottery 4y ago
Yup. If you're at a shop that is openly waterfall, they do the requirements gathering and design/prototype work up front so the planning is based on something approaching reality. "Scrum" has become waterfall without the
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by badlucklottery 4y ago
I'm guessing it's 10k total hires not +10k net hires.
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by badlucklottery 4y ago
Yeah, Starship Troopers is honestly pretty brilliant. It's an in-world propaganda film complete with commercials. And, like most propaganda, comes off as super silly to us as outsiders.
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by badlucklottery 4y ago
>Wouldn't call it fascism though If you focus more on the kind of world Robocop occurs in rather than the plot, it's easier to see elements of it. Robocop is celebrated in-world for his violence (see, those normal cops weren&#x
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by badlucklottery 4y ago
>What exactly is wrong with this? It's a pretty obvious way to criminalize citizens documenting police. The police already had the law on their side to deal with people actually interfering in their duties. Now merely documenting th
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by badlucklottery 4y ago
> What's the problem of Logitech with Bluetooth? From what I've seen, Logitech devices seem to have the transmit power set very high. Like use-it-from-multiple-rooms-away high. I have no idea why they do this, but it tends
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by badlucklottery 4y ago
>The amount of revenue lost to that one single bug is staggering. The players who are still there are used to it so the value is likely near zero. It's the sort of thing that's 100% worth fixing before launch or soon after so y
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by badlucklottery 4y ago
I don't think you could just kick your feet up and 100% retire with that much in the US. You'd likely have to get a job. But, with a bit of passive income from investments, it doesn't have to be a particularly high-paying j
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by badlucklottery 4y ago
Whenever the Kinesis Advantage 360 starts shipping, that might be a good option for trying out a split keyboard. They have 60 day returns and don't fight you on RMA at all: https://kinesis-ergo.com/support/returns&
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
Yup, I definitely remember the first episode being on every shareware CD I had. I went back to play the other episodes a few years back and it's interesting how far he was able to push a Wolf3d-style engine. There's lot of interes
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
I don't really have skin in the game (never used Tinder) but I would guess a combination of transparency and competition is what makes personalized pricing feel "fair". It's well-known that insurance rates vary a lot fro
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
>The Venn diagram of Linux users and Fortnite players are two distinct circles, distanced six feet apart. The Steam Deck and others like it might close this gap. I know if I was looking for a gaming PC for my pre-teen/teen, I&#x27
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
Like only on the back? Or in addition to the sides? Because, if it's the former, that's surprising. For the record, most monitors that do have USB ports have them on the sides/bottom so you can more easily plug/unplug fl
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
>this is a table-stakes modification Yup. Even the Neo Geo MiSTer core supports it because, like you said, it really is considered table stakes in the Neo Geo community and would be a ton of work to reproduce.
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
Exactly. Especially since having a kid (with the exception of adoption) is the slowest "bus" you can get hit by. You often get months of warning to work on a transition plan.
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
>Did Sony do this with the Vita cartridges? Well, wonder no longer. I just licked a PS Vita copy of World of Final Fantasy and it only tastes faintly of plastic.
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
Yeah, having an entire day of 4-5 leetcode-esque interviews seems excessive (looking at you Google) but having none also seems irresponsible IME (looking at you government contractors). I've been in organizations that were spawned by
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
> I really wish our primary education had any other IT classes than learning powerpoints, emails and making those funky 3D titles in word(I think this might be changing?). In the US there's definitely a big effort to have CS/pr
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
>The manufacturer could do that before they deliver the car. Cars do get jacked up in transit. Like "a large piece of metal road debris pierced the window and seat" bad (personal experience). So, even if it leaves the factory i
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
I think if you gave most people the choice to either: a) disable this feature (that they likely don't fully understand) or b) change their cellular service provider they're going to choose the former even though migrating your ph
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
Yeah, way too low for programming but I wonder how low the bar is for modern autocorrect systems when writing English sentences.
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
Charlie Booker had a similar take back in 2013: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjGh_lE6EGY
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
Not OP but the issue for me moving from a scooped keyboard (Kinesis) to a flat one (Ergodox) was reaching the top/bottom row comfortably. On a flat keyboard, hitting that top row (especially edge keys like the 5 and 6) required either
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
> YMMV, but if I search for "transgender" on Amazon.com in an incognito window, the very first result is the author's book. Yup, I'm seeing the same thing here. And this blog post was created 7h ago so I kind of doubt
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
If you're talking about the working poor: 1. they often have multiple jobs since many jobs on the lower end don't pay a living wage. 2. they have longer commutes so they live in less expensive communities where their wages c
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by badlucklottery 5y ago
>sounds like discrimination and should be illegal IME the "unique backgrounds" are "doesn't have a CS degree or a couple years of experience at a big software shop".
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by badlucklottery 6y ago
> GPUs that are used for mining will be used 24/7 whereas gaming is likely to be performed by a human being who cannot or would not utilize the GPU nearly as many hours of the day. Yup. And even if they could utilize them 24/7,
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by badlucklottery 6y ago
>Do you really have to wear those hats when you join Google? Nope. Most people put them on for a selfie or two then throw them on a shelf.
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by badlucklottery 6y ago
If you're running deadlines so tight or your bench is so shallow that any employee ducking out a day here and there is causing big problems, you have a planning/staffing problem. The spontaneous employee vacation days are just mak

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