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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Very cool. One piece of feedback is that it took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out that "edit" was not selected. Since it's highlighted (in red), I tried to edit the circuit on the screen to no avail.
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Personally, annoyances like this is enough for me not to want wireless headphones. My wired headphones work 100% of the time. It's obvious what they are connected to. (PS, I also prefer transport belts over robots in factorio, and expl
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
> Stuff to be able to talk to web services (because let's face it, any modern software will be doing that) is the obvious low hanging fruit, i.e. HTTP, JSON, Crypto etc. The problem with adding this is that in 10-20 years it's
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Spectre and Meltdown too. How much performance loss did we have to make up for because of that?
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What I was imagining was the scene still being represented digitally with polygons, but the shader could still benefit from analog functions. Say, you could do functions like sine and logarithms faster/better/cheaper. So you'
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Pure speculation ahead. It doesn't have to be better in an absolute sense, but being good enough for a cheaper price, lower power usage, smaller footprint, etc. I think a lot of floating point calculations could fall into this. For exa
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
In addition to what you're saying, it can also be _harder_ to watch something at 1x speed. I've found that at 1.25x-1.5x my mind is more engaged. If it's too slow, I start thinking about other things and end up getting less f
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Neat. I've been thinking that such a product should exist. Are you sampling just a single point for temperature or do you get the maximum value of a bunch of IR-pixels? Also, with your first dollars earned, I would hire a photographer
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Mirror, since the link is down for me: https://web.archive.org/web/20211031161220/http://harmful.ca...
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
> My ideal programming screen is a 1:1 square I have never tried it, but to me that seems ideal too. There seems to be close to zero demand for these, though, so I could only find this very expensive and not very high DPI monitor: https
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
The video doesn't start until 7m39s, but HN wouldn't let me post the following link to that time: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1220717732?t=0h7m39s For those who prefer text (albeit a lot less detailed), the
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Intro to Hubris OS [video](twitch.tv)
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
The Opera browser did for a short while. If I recall correctly, it was taken out since sysadmins at schools, workplaces, etc would ban the browser. Of course that behavior unfortunately ensured that bittorrent would remain a protocol mostly
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
It's not entirely unlikely that I am remembering just the good stuff :) But I was surprised how many books would define even the most common notation, like ⊂, ∀, and ∃. I guess if you call your book "Introduction to..." you o
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
> I think a real problem in this area is the belief that there is "one true notation" and that everything is unambiguous and clearly defined. Just to back up this point: In probably every university-level math book I've re
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
I had this same objection. And in a reductio ad absurdum, it certainly is key that all the steps leading to the contradiction are indisputable. > There are many people who are extremely skilled who produce things people hate There's
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Another great hidden feature is the LISTEN/NOTIFY system. You can use it to watch for changes on a table, and then use that to e.g. update a view in the UI. For example create a table with a trigger on insert "NOTIFY new_data&quot
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Unlike all the preview builds this actually crashed on `dotnet run` after upgrading. Luckily a `dotnet clean` fixes it. Good to finally have an official version!
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Pony, amusingly, has both structural and nominal typing. https://tutorial.ponylang.io/types/traits-and-interfaces.htm...
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
Thanks! I will try hydrogen!
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This seems to built for people with a lot of rooms/people. I think it's a classic mistake to enable it for all users, and I see it in all kinds of products. Everyone starts out by building something simple, but eventually it'
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
The paper outside a paywall: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/...
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
The "optimized shadow" version has a lot of subtle banding artifacts, presumably because of the layers. If I squint, the optimized looks better, though.
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It's also incredibly slow. On my M1 Macbook, touted as one of the fastest laptops ever, it takes 3 seconds from opening it until there's anything on the screen, and than about 5 seconds more until it's interactive.
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
> You tell your applications to drain connections and gracefully exit on SIGTERM. The problem is that k8s will send requests to your application after SIGTERM. So you have to wait some amount of time before shutting down to allow for tha
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
> solving a specific problem The problem to me is that Kubernetes is not solving a specific problem , but a whole slew of problems. And some of them it's solving really poorly. For example, you can't really have downtime-free
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
There's a huge difference between solving an instance of a problem and understanding the problem. Enough commits of "this seems to fix the problem" and the codebase becomes really hard to work with.
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
That could also be solved by licensing. Stack overflow, for example, uses CC BY-SA 4.0 for all posts, and provides data dumps for anyone who might want them.
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by bajsejohannes 5y ago
My next project will use Nomad over Kubernetes, and the reason is that I want to keep complexity down. I haven't used rancher, but another layer won't remove complexity, just hide it (until the abstraction leaks).
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by bajsejohannes 6y ago
Somewhat related, I'm confused every time iOS says "Processing Payment" when I download a free app.

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