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bfrog
8y ago
I'm guessing most games are won or lost by the ref than by the players. A disheartening thought.
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bfrog
8y ago
The current dsp instructions are pretty limited, interested in seeing these!
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bfrog
8y ago
I like how the picture doesn't show the populated side of the board. Probably a high performance FPGA?
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bfrog
8y ago
We've come full circle on monopolistic companies deciding how the web should work, again.
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bfrog
8y ago
Lets get real here, its partially a chicken and egg problem, but the population and density has to be there to support such a dense and useful train system. Parts of my city (Chicago) support the kind of rail stations he talks about. Some p
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bfrog
8y ago
While my large metro center has homeless, compared to the west coast cities its nothing. It was a humanitarian crisis 10 years ago. Today its a caste system.
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bfrog
8y ago
It honestly feels like these solutions are the wrong approach when compared to something like Nix.
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bfrog
8y ago
Meanwhile fixing anything in this x220 has been as a simple as going on amazon. Keyboard? amazon. Battery? Amazon. Display? Amazon. Plastic enclosure? Amazon. I've nearly replaced every damn part but the motherboard in it at this point
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bfrog
8y ago
But at what price per unit?
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bfrog
8y ago
Wouldn't larger buildings cost inordinate amount to build in SF to deal with inevitable quakes and fires?
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bfrog
8y ago
Heh, the CTA here in Chicago isn't perfect, but wow is it useful. I put on about 2 to 3k miles a year on my car thanks to added bike lanes and public transit. I can tell you biking, bus, and train are far more enjoyable than sitting in
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bfrog
8y ago
Can confirm. Uninstalled the app and its spyware friend, the messenger app, years ago. Feel like my phones spies just a little less on me every day, and saved about 750mb of space. Pro Tip: if you need messenger on mobile, set your browser
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bfrog
8y ago
Phones being disposable isn't going to change, so looking at the annual cost of ownership is really all I care about. If a $1K iphone lasts 5 years vs my $170 android lasting 2 years, its still a better deal to simply spend $170 on the
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bfrog
8y ago
Libcheck does the nice thing and let's you optionally fork each test resulting in parallelism and test failures from segfaults and such not causing the whole suite failing. Does this do something similar?
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bfrog
8y ago
Healthcare coverage for a family of 3 at middle 30s costs 1200/mo, more than my mortgage. Do you believe paying for insurance, to cover some inevitable medical issue, irresponsible?
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bfrog
8y ago
Yeah, the one stop it costs more. Gotta gouge you on the way in.
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bfrog
8y ago
Circle lines would connect this city in new and wonderful ways certainly. The city has grown around it's transportation infrastructure and continues to do so everyday
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bfrog
8y ago
Looks cool on paper but I think there's a lot of issues with things zooming around at 150 in a tunnel. Emergencies and breakdowns happen. Vandalism and crime happens. I welcome any solution that alleviates the nightmare that is the Ken
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bfrog
8y ago
Same problem with the gig economy
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bfrog
8y ago
The only way to get some COLA is to get a new job.
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bfrog
8y ago
I mean, I've simply used linux for over a decade unless I can't (some things need windows... still). Seriously though, for my job of data wrangling/programming/small hardware design projects... linux does it all and the
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bfrog
8y ago
The trouble I had with spacemacs was it didn't see programs that were part of the nix-shell path which was incredibly annoying. As an example having a rust development environment, spacemacs couldn't find cargo, but it was clearly
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bfrog
8y ago
There are a few outstanding issues that are keeping me from using it in production but it's pretty stellar as a home system. There are a few companies using it though. Biggest issues I have at the moment relate to secrets/keys not
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bfrog
8y ago
isn't the ordering of bitfields undefined, therefore useless when trying to map out register bitflags? I just end up creating configuration structs and mapping those to/from register values in some get/set functions as needed
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bfrog
9y ago
Looks like they wanted facebook.com with reddit color scheme. I feel like this will be about as successful as slashdots redesign attempts over the years.
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bfrog
9y ago
250 at project fi, 150 with Nexus trade in
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bfrog
9y ago
My Nexus 5x cost me $250, lasted 2 years, expect this $150 Moto x4 to do the same. iPhone is $600+, I could still get another phone!
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bfrog
9y ago
Well seeing as you can get two new phones in those 5 years and still pay less than a single iPhone...
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bfrog
9y ago
Meanwhile scylladb looks like a better option for numerous reasons
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bfrog
9y ago
I feel like this is almost everything google does now... do they actually have a growing profit outside of digital advertising? Digital advertising seems like a growing quagmire of difficulties and skepticism.
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