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by bojo 3y ago
I assume volume is the problem. Can anyone explain what the speeds are required to freeze any particular organ safely?
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by bojo 3y ago
While I do think these look nice (appropriate even), maintaining consistency across a large team of devs is where this type of stylization breaks down. Not everyone is using the same code editor, not everyone's configuration is the sam
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by bojo 3y ago
I'm not sure about this project specifically, but Tauri let's you farm all of your business logic out to the Rust side with straightforward function calls and keep the web view a presentation layer.
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by bojo 3y ago
Chromium or Tauri, you are still building platform specific binaries either way.
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by bojo 3y ago
Eta reduction/expansion has nothing to do with performance. It's a form of point free programming that allows you to abstract out intermediate variables and use partial application instead. f x = reverse (sort x) Becomes:
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by bojo 3y ago
Would you say the same thing if we were talking about software startups?
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by bojo 3y ago
Maybe I'm a jaded 44yo at this point, but why would you put your maximum into it unless it's your own business or you have a guaranteed payout for that effort? Not everyone works at a startup, nor are all startups successful. Look
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by bojo 3y ago
Complete Japanese, SOV language, tangent: It's interesting watching real time thinking as the speaker navigates the final conjugation they intend to finish the sentence with. In a way I've always seen this as two things, 1) it giv
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by bojo 3y ago
As a grown up I can choose to enjoy a project until I stop enjoying it. Does every project actually need to be brought to its conclusion? No. Is it nice to take pride in completed projects? Yes. Do the projects I do bring me additional know
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by bojo 3y ago
Basically. There's some evidence that artificial sweeteners spike insulin as well, so a net gain of nothing in some cases.
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by bojo 3y ago
What is the 10h/year metric?
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by bojo 3y ago
That greeting is traditional in Japan regardless of whatever type of store, restaurant, hotel, anything you walk into.
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by bojo 3y ago
Not if you want standard user features like login, profile, commenting, posting, etc.
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by bojo 3y ago
I think the point was aimed at people that want to debate about jails vs. linux namespaces. Not much of a debate if you don't understand the strengths and weaknesses of both sides. If they're invested in an existing linux containe
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by bojo 3y ago
It's just a thing. As a US qwerty layout user I've had to use JP while living in Japan. Got into mechanical keyboards and have used a 60% HHKB, 40% Vortex Core (chords), and now a fully programmable ZSA Moonlander of which no one
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by bojo 3y ago
I've had a similar story happen in the past. I was living in Japan looking for remote jobs and came across Couchbase. Interviewed well with the team who all seemed excited to get someone with my experience on board, however, the hiring
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by bojo 4y ago
I wonder how cities would support themselves without rural landmass? The benefit is two way, and a $20k price tag does not capture it all all.
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by bojo 4y ago
While it's nice to know these laws exist, what would you really do with it? The company proved it has a terrible culture. Doesn't seem worth it to fight for a job with them.
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by bojo 4y ago
To be fair you only really need to know the commands to invoke which are similar to brew as far as what they do, and not the underlying nix expression language which is where things get difficult. Unless you intend to go full power user and
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by bojo 4y ago
Absolutely this. Media had my neighbor yelling in my face and threatening to fight me over our differences in opinion over masks. Objectively he's not a bad guy, and I told him that I think we have more in common than not, then went in
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by bojo 4y ago
Solid point. It's easy to forget what Amazon actually does and only focus on the tech side.
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by bojo 4y ago
> Uncontrolled input prevents rest, relaxation and output. All this massive time that is lost is ultimately YOURS! Love this take. Thanks for saying it, has enriched my day today.
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by bojo 4y ago
Another comment pointed out they make like $2M/yr. While I understand and respect what that level represents from a value prospect, I'm... sure they'll be fine. They are making more in a year than I am in 10, hard to care rea
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by bojo 4y ago
Seems similar to modern day comic pencillers and inkers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inker
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by bojo 4y ago
I don't disagree with this sentiment. However, my counter point would be: "What takes 30 seconds to say takes 5 hours to reverse engineer and another 10 hours to document." There's power in recording words, especially if
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by bojo 4y ago
> One thing we know, or at least which we're assuming when we choose to invest, is that over the long term prices go up. Right, but what if the prices went down during that 10 month period, even if you were bullish? You invested at
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by bojo 4y ago
> We're not made to sit alone in a room in the middle of nowhere. You seem to be implying that people's social lives revolve around work. A lot of us prefer to spend that effort on family, friends, and community during the othe
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by bojo 4y ago
I agree with you that better public transportation and cheaper housing would be a respectable path towards a better society in general. However, please don't state that "the right way is to have... not secluded lives." Some o
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by bojo 4y ago
Obsidian has their own sync platform independent of the rest. Diarly's $15/yr covers a handful of premium options, one of which is iCloud sync.
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by bojo 4y ago
0.01% of the world population

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