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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Seems far fetched that someone would go so far to attack you. What sort of enemies you have? What i'm saying is that most of us are willing to give up a bit of security for repairability and saving the planet. Phones and laptops are ex
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Thank you for this, it really helped me visualise the process! I find it amazing how the proteins not only have to create the shape in the end, but they also need to be able to snap together in the right conformation and avoid snaping toget
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Can someone explain how these proteins get to form the capsid structure? Do they just float around in the cytoplasm and self-assemble through molecular forces? Or there are other specialized machines that do the assembling? How are the mach
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Yeah, i find the connection between consciousness and intelligence tenuous at best. Our survival imperative, thermodynamic and game theoretical constraints give rise to it and i'd argue that every living organism has a form of consciou
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I work with typescript everyday. I review prs, i mentor junior devs that are learning typescript. Ofcourse this is my experience, maybe yours is different, if so please tell me about it. The only thing i said is that there is an upfront cos
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
As i said before, a lot of people expect that writing typescript is as easy as writing js, which is not. I estimate the typescript tax to be around 40-100% more time, especially if you want to do typescript right and not use `any` all over
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
And ofcourse no word about clawing back the donations to democrats and republicans
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Oops, sorry, did not pay attention
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I don't know what type of gas meter you have in uk so this might not work for you but I used a aqara door/window sensor without the plastic case stuck under the meter digits. There's a magnet embedded in the last digit so it
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I'll add one more book reccomendation on this subject: Sapolsky's "Why zebras don't get ulcers". It's a really eye opening summary of the physiology of the stress response literature. Quite scary at times.
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Yes, that and the openapi plugin is what i use right now. Before i used to load the ts compiler at runtime and tell it to parse my file and got the types from there. But it was a stupid overengineered brittle solution.
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Something like typeinfo<T> being inlined into an object describing my type. Totally opt-in, no need for every type to be tracked at runtime.
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I want actual reflection a la python so i can use my types to generate all sorts of artifacts for runtime validation, serialization, testing, etc. It's frustrating to make the effort to create the types and then not be able to touch th
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
https://m.youtube.com/c/themathsorcerer for math book reviews
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
The 4090 is a stupid card pushed way past the efficiency sweetspot for a few percent in performance so NVidia can claim they have the fastest card. The power is insane - 600w is more than the rest of the computer. The cooling solutions are
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Btw most libraries (luxon, dayjs) that use Intl api to do timezone manipulation in chrome and nodejs and are excruciatingly slow. So slow that pods would get restarted because they would fail to respond to health check while doing the timez
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
So much of our antropic world is built on top of calculus, that without it it's like being a 17th century man in 21st century. Sure, you don't need to understand the world you live in, that's why we have these nice user inter
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I'm surprised that Amazon of all gave up the "handcuffed to the desk" approach to management in favor of work from home. Apparently the cost of rent and infrastructure is bigger than the last 1% they could squeeze out of thei
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I absolutely despise these "considered harmful" posts. They make an argument from authority which ironically most authors don't even have. If the first "considered harmful" paper was written by Dijkstra on an underl
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Proxying.. i don't think it means what you think it means. By that logic they should ban all of google's employees because chrome "proxies" information from facebook's servers (i.e. chrome shuffles private data from
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
The problem with external gpus is that the pcie5x16 slot requires signal integrity chips every 5 inches or so [1]. Even for pcie4 it's bad, many people had blue screens or boot issues when using pcie3 only rated riser cables with a pci
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
This article made me laugh. I worked and am working with new typescript developers in my day job. They all go through the stages of typescript grief. - Denial - This should be pretty easy, just put types everywhere! - Anger - But my code is
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I think there are some important questions that need to be answered before such a dangerous decision should be made. How big is the risk of a child being groomed through these electronic means? Is it comparable to being struck by lightning?
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I have a arturia keystep and keystep pro, and love them. They are great for composing, the built in sequencer is easy to use and they have midi and cv outs which work nicely for a dawless setup. I am seeing more and more of my favorite arti
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
But these images are not copyrightable - what's stopping someone to rip off your artwork?
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I have a different but related question. Let's say i use a dall-e like ai to generate character models for my next game. Are they copyrightable? What would stop someone to outright rip off the models from my game and use them in other
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
A few days ago I opened a youtube video in chrome incognito mode so it won't pollute the feed, but in the middle of the video I decided it's quite good so I opened it in the main window. At this point the tracking code glitched ou
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
I don't think anyone is arguing that print debugging isn't useful or is somehow archaic. That's a straw man. What the author and I experienced is that the vast majority of developers don't use an incredibly powerful tool
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by chucklenorris 4y ago
Does that mean that independent businesses can buy genuine replacement parts? I'm not really interested in fixing it myself, i just want to leave my device at the corner store and pick it up in a few hours. This seems like another one
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by chucklenorris 5y ago
Well, people love podcasts so it promised to be a more informal podcast platform with user participation and no built in recording. It got hyped by artificial scarcity (the invitation system) and by celebrities dropping in (it's like a

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