cmgbhm

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by cmgbhm 3y ago
This is one of the classic juggling resources. Lots of fun doing juggling and learning club passes. http://www.kwos.ca/ was a site I did plenty of yo-yo tricks from during early career and really helped offset some rsi issu
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
What Perl nailed was being useful to write cross platform shell scripts. Agree that it didn’t scale up but you had a chance of delivering n platforms with minimal pain. awk v gawk doesn’t make me want o to relive those days.
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
One problem I’ve seen is graphql comes over for some high profile project needs. It feels elegant to get the fields you want in the way you want them. The trouble comes when REST API parity is not maintained. The dev experience then becomes
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
Funnily enough, I look at the pricing and think there’s no way I’d get this tool. If it’s 10/user a year I dont think they are economically viable
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_Home_Recording_Act https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_Taping_Is_Killing_Music Recording industries have fought end user reproduction often. They’ve fought sampl
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
I think it goes both ways. Some do spend insane amounts of time on individual hits or compositing sounds to various functional points. You can also get the same thing looped 4x that has no variation. Hard to fault either side. Musicians ha
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
You had to buy C compiler on many operating systems. At least once upon a time, it came with another giant set of books.
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
Google. It’s not a problem with the default video element. The engineer that into the app and mobile then that’s the primary pitch for premium
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jun/12/san-franc... While this one is unique afaik, there are plenty of other odd ball ones.
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
I think of the OLE demos every time I shove a google sheet into a google doc and realize it’s only a one way sync.
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
I think of the Pro-WASM argument as trying to tightly define stricter runtime capabilities model and static linking bare container style. N wasm operations to guard rather than N syscalls. The cloudflare worker infrastructure is very cost e
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
https://www.kbb.com/car-news/ford-warns-dealers-buyers-to-av... Dealers are in the loop
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by cmgbhm 3y ago
https://towardsdatascience.com/stop-duplicating-deep-learnin... This is basically the building blocks.
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by cmgbhm 4y ago
One hypothesis I have is that as food and labor costs have increased, people eat out less and generate more store traffic. Those shoppers are stuck with the decision to cook and their demand on a per store basis is more inelastic.
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by cmgbhm 4y ago
You’ve summarized my memories of encountering this game at showbiz often. I loved the art. I remember looking it up in college https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/gbc/436660-dragons-lair/faqs/1... and realizing the
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by cmgbhm 4y ago
Exercise and make it easy to do. I got a peloton bike and just made it a habit in the morning. I then eased into yoga at night. When Covid hit, 4 kids home/remote job/divorce all hit at once. I have to do something hard enough t
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by cmgbhm 4y ago
Glad that worked out for you. The ulnar nerve issue is no joke. I compressed both of mine on my first 4h ride. It took 2mons to get back to guitar with special clip picks and more bike fit knowledge and strength training than I expected. E
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by cmgbhm 4y ago
You can get really far with cheap techniques when your goal is to dissuade. The bigger concern I’d have is statistical analysis of top offender. Every OSI layer offers more bypass techniques and is the halting problem where your goal is to
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by cmgbhm 4y ago
I like seeing the modern engineering write up here. Almost everytime I read green energy/ag stuff, it’s either math latex or marketing copy. I assume it’s because IP protection but problems/solution/problem is the kind of stu
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by cmgbhm 4y ago
The what to optimize then also becomes an optimization problem. Devs struggle to plan for read/write workloads. Making more indexes can then make the same inbound volume from the previous day require n more writes per row. You can stil
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by cmgbhm 4y ago
I’m not convinced the cloud version isn’t terribly slow. There’s a ton more indirection for userids. Screens that used to be part of my standard workflow have Ajax handlers. Even name completion is slow. The #1 question answer on the ol