crummy

32 ms·

421.
by crummy 5y ago
I'm starting a tech meetup in my small town. I moved from a city last year and with remote work I really miss sitting with other devs and chatting about tech, asking questions, and offering advice. I'd like to encourage participat
422.
by crummy 5y ago
Sorry for the late reply. I'm lucky to work for a company that runs after school coding classes, so the whole company is around US afternoon/evening hours. As a result I work a little earlier than most kiwis but not much, and real
423.
by crummy 5y ago
As someone in a leadership role is it more important to keep the camera on?
424.
by crummy 5y ago
No they're not!
425.
by crummy 5y ago
Yes, if you're a contractor your lack of a US passport doesn't seem to matter (in my limited experience).
426.
by crummy 5y ago
I do this, in NZ, for a 15ish person company. I 'contract' but my contract says I get a monthly rate not hourly, and I get holidays, a couple other benefits. I pay taxes myself. My work sends me my 'salary' with transfer
427.
by crummy 5y ago
A bit odd topic but the commas seem strange in the numbers there: >Total Vaccination Doses: 1,00,13,38,625 Is that an Indian thing?
428.
by crummy 5y ago
> Do you really think a grant proposal that questions some of the prevailing views in climate science is going to get funded? Wouldn't there be a bunch of companies with a lot of wealth and strong incentives to fund that sort of thi
429.
by crummy 5y ago
> Also it is crossing a line in the sand because it is on your personal device not in their server Seconds after they scan it the files will be on their server, right?
430.
by crummy 5y ago
Jabra 85h can charge over USB C and play over Bluetooth at the same time.
431.
Common mistakes by indie game developers(positech.co.uk)
2 points by crummy 5y ago|0 comments
432.
by crummy 5y ago
Fly.io is a pretty nice alternative too.
433.
Whereami: Uses WiFi signals and machine learning to predict where you are(github.com)
52 points by crummy 5y ago|11 comments
434.
by crummy 5y ago
what about heavily promoting contraception?
435.
by crummy 5y ago
probably you can be confident with a copy of wireshark
436.
by crummy 5y ago
> now there are new long term releases faster than we can test them Aren't they every 2-3 years?
437.
by crummy 5y ago
I thought with enough matches Apple would decrypt your images, at which point they would be able to verify if they were CSAM (and notify authorities) or realise they weren't and that a government had tried to trick them (and do nothing
438.
by crummy 5y ago
Agreed, I keep thinking about migrating from our (mostly) React Bootstrap UI to Tailwind. React Bootstrap has a lot of interactive functionality (dropdowns, fancy forms) that I'm not sure if we can get from Tailwind withouot building o
439.
by crummy 5y ago
When has the US ever done anything but whatever the hell they wanted?
440.
by crummy 5y ago
But newborns grow faster than infants and the increased energy expenditure was not seen in them.
441.
Modern web apps without JavaScript bundling or transpiling(world.hey.com)
2 points by crummy 5y ago|0 comments
442.
by crummy 5y ago
How is that different from how things work now?
443.
by crummy 5y ago
I think so, debugging often feels like problem solving and sometimes I spend a lot of time debugging.
444.
by crummy 5y ago
I don't understand how "using a GUI to drive this tool" instead of "using a CLI to drive this tool" means someone doesn't understand version control, doesn't care about how their code interacts with their
445.
by crummy 5y ago
You think the price of 500k houses has been driven to 1m thanks to people who can throw around 25m?
446.
by crummy 5y ago
How did they teach it? What class was that in? (Guess it was before my time.)
447.
by crummy 5y ago
I wouldn't expect "driving assistance" to slam on the brakes abruptly like that either.
448.
by crummy 5y ago
I don't think what he describes fits "full self driving" - I would have expected autopilot to handle it OK. That said I didn't realise autopilot is only intended for highways and freeways. Maybe that's not explicit
449.
by crummy 5y ago
were there less SQL injection vulnerabilities in the search results back then?
450.
by crummy 5y ago
Don't normal domains work the same - you pay a fee and you get the domain for X years? In both situations the domains expire and a porn site can nab them.

More ›