chomp

70 ms·

811.
by chomp 8y ago
"working on bugs" is not a great update, it's opaque and doesn't help your team or your leader get a picture of what you're struggling with. "I tried this and this and measured this latency from the application
812.
by chomp 8y ago
>2000fps will provide a lot more wiggle room to do higher level computation on each frame. Yeah I think this is it. My best guess, it's 200fps vs 2000fps for the same workload. As Tesla's data model gets larger and its computat
813.
by chomp 8y ago
They never said how they determined it was SMS intercept. Did a Reddit employee have their 2FA SMS's go to a Google Voice account that got comped? Working at a large corporation, I've seen people use Google Voice for their 2FA a c
814.
by chomp 8y ago
*VirtualBox considered harmful Oracle recently started hunting our company for licenses due to the fact that the VB guest additions software phones home. Fail on us for not considering the license on the guest additions outside of the Virtu
815.
by chomp 8y ago
>they're forced to invent an entire new name. If you're Chinese and find yourself in the West, you spell your name in Pinyin. You don't have to invent a new name unless you want to (I know a Chinese person who did this, bu
816.
by chomp 8y ago
The NSA was at OSCon last week, gave a great talk about the legal challenges to contributing back to the open source community. They're almost done with a guidance framework that will not only allow their department contribute with les
817.
by chomp 8y ago
Private doesn't mean much. You can still access private members in Java using reflection.
818.
by chomp 8y ago
I don't know, I have 106 installed on my iPhone. I know a lot of people who are packrats and install way more. I could see 50 per user.
819.
by chomp 8y ago
If you make posts on Twitter and social media with your personal account, but present yourself as "Employee of so-and-so" and muse about your product and engage people with that persona, you've blended your personal and work
820.
by chomp 8y ago
I think ArenaNet made the right call. She was using her personal twitter account to represent her employer. Her reaction to a fan was over the top, and not representative of the company's values. What is Twitter if not a global discuss
821.
by chomp 8y ago
Why not use a pet name? People in other cultures need to be mindful of potential triggers.
822.
by chomp 8y ago
Yes, I self limit to between 80 and 90 characters. Diffs can get hairy once you start routinely going over 100 characters. Also, it helps force me to limit complexity in my subroutines. In my opinion, using 120 characters is a smell that yo
823.
Amazon Linux WorkSpaces(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by chomp 8y ago|2 comments
824.
LKML Archives on lore.kernel.org(kernel.org)
1 points by chomp 8y ago|0 comments
825.
by chomp 8y ago
Eyeroll. Original poster is 20 going on 30 and clearly worried about that milestone, like I was, like many 20-somethings in the industry that are taught that young=desirable. Let's not kid ourselves, there's a de facto shelf life
826.
by chomp 8y ago
31 here. Growing old for me was mostly about accomplishment, "am I doing everything I want/need to do while I'm still young?" I mostly am succeeding, have a nice stable career and am a father of one. I admit that this su
827.
by chomp 8y ago
>Everyone claims to care about IHOP, but how many people actually eat there anymore? At least around where I live (Houston), I hardly ever am able to eat at an IHOP because it's always packed at breakfast time. I imagine it's a
828.
by chomp 8y ago
Yeah. They do have great tools. And I appreciate that link, I never heard of it. But I think that sort of makes my point. If a company makes world class tools that people don't know about or don't want to use, are the tools that v
829.
by chomp 8y ago
Microsoft's been orienting themselves as a developer services company over the past few years. Azure, vscode, open source dotnet, they want free onramps onto their services. They were missing CI/CD tools, and source control. They
830.
by chomp 8y ago
This is definitely true. I think a couple things went wrong with Skype, the main problem is that it just didn't fit cleanly anywhere in their portfolio. They had some stuff that could consume it (Windows Phone needed a face to face vid
831.
by chomp 8y ago
"While Microsoft talks a nice game now with regard to Linux and FOSS, it hasn't really backed it up with significant actions that merit our trust," https://hub.docker.com/r/microsoft/mssql-server-lin
832.
by chomp 8y ago
Commit in question: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/rafael/linux...
833.
by chomp 8y ago
Yeah, totally understand that from a utilitarian point of view, hatchbacks are an incredible value buy. I have a truck just because of how useful it is. It also looks cool (to me). So I understand your position, but I honestly can't ge
834.
by chomp 8y ago
Chevy Bolt's aesthetics look ridiculous and there's no way I'd buy it on that point alone. I don't want a hatchback. I hate hatchbacks. Car manufacturers have hatchback fever right now, and they may sell ok, but I person
835.
by chomp 8y ago
I mean, "Best City" as described by the article is a really loaded term because it means a bunch of different things to different people. Some people like to optimize for net income. Others might want to optimize for like-minded f
836.
by chomp 8y ago
Why? There are a TON of government jobs there.
837.
by chomp 8y ago
I hate iOS and love Android, the only thing keeping me buying iPhones is my support for Apple's user privacy compared to Google.
838.
by chomp 8y ago
Yes, we're technically subtropical in Houston and get a decent amount of rain, but that hasn't stopped subsidence: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/... Here's an inte
839.
by chomp 8y ago
Choice between two turd sandwiches here. 60 billion dollars should make any regulator's eyes pop, and neither deal is good for end consumers. Disney is out of control though, and has almost a near monopoly on pop-culture entertainment
840.
by chomp 8y ago
That's like saying "If users were really happy with a website, it wouldn't matter if Google delisted them because the users would just organically go to that site even if it's not in search results" Subreddits and R

More ›