cweagans

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by cweagans 8y ago
You can run vagrant boxes and docker-toolbox on top of xhyve, which uses Hypervisor.framework under the hood.
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by cweagans 8y ago
It's a total waste of time, but at least it would be exceedingly easy. If you already know the material, homework should be quick and studying should be very, very limited.
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by cweagans 8y ago
IMO, this is one of the applications where AR really shines. Having a HUD in your helmet to show this kind of information would be absolutely amazing. There have been attempts, I know, but it doesn't seem like there's anything rea
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by cweagans 8y ago
Tex Yoda: https://www.massdrop.com/buy/tex-yoda Also, the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard has a couple of addon modules for trackpoints and trackballs: https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/
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by cweagans 8y ago
I use Tree Style Tab in the most recent firefox with a couple of style customizations: https://github.com/cweagans/dotfiles/blob/master/.mozilla/fi... Works great.
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by cweagans 8y ago
Husqvarna has a pretty excellent roomba-for-your-yard system. 100% autonomous. It's somewhat expensive, but if that's the only thing that's holding up a home purchase for you, it might be worth at least looking at. Alternativ
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by cweagans 8y ago
> 0.17% of the people I interact with have this, whether online or in real life. I know it's pedantic, but that's not true. 0.17% of people have DSPS. It's entirely possible that you don't regularly interact with an
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by cweagans 8y ago
You weren't paying attention then. Here are a few of the pre-2014 instances of blatant fuckery: https://www.freepress.net/our-response/expert-analysis/expla...
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by cweagans 8y ago
Wander aimlessly through hundreds of pages of Google results until you find something loosly related to what you're looking for in a forum post from ten years ago by a person who doesn't seem to exist anywhere else on the internet
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by cweagans 8y ago
Next time you're at a Best Buy or Apple store (or even nearby with a couple minutes to kill), go in and press a single key on the new Macbooks and you'll immediately understand. It's an awful experience.
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by cweagans 8y ago
In my experience, SOAP is dying off pretty much everywhere. It's ignored for the same reason that we don't put steam engines in cars: it's unwieldy, slow, and wasteful.
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by cweagans 8y ago
Personally, I won't sign anything that doesn't have a termination date. There are very few reasons to do so, IMO.
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by cweagans 8y ago
I'm pretty amused at the responses to his message - there are none as far as I can see. Apparently the answer to his question is "Nobody".
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by cweagans 8y ago
If you tell them your minimum salary, and it's below what the company would pay, you've shot yourself in the foot.
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by cweagans 8y ago
Recruiters are hired by the companies trying to fill positions. The company's interest is to fill the position with as low of a salary as the market will tolerate, which is direct opposition to my interest, which is getting the highest
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by cweagans 8y ago
Just to underscore: Definitely have the comp details + company info included in the _very first contact_ with a potential candidate. Don't make me ask for it, and especially don't try to hide it until I've gone through an int
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by cweagans 9y ago
Totally disagree. I was a mac user for 10 years before finally making the switch this year to Arch, and Gnome is definitely the most polished DE option I found. All software has warts, but I haven't come across anything in Gnome other
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by cweagans 9y ago
Did you read the bug report? The entire problem is that GC isn't working right. See https://feaneron.com/2018/04/20/the-infamous-gnome-shell-mem... for more info.
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by cweagans 9y ago
That's all well and good, but I have too many daily transactions to make that feasible (too many accounts for that matter). IMO, that level of manual tracking is a bug, not a feature. If I want manual tracking, I can use Excel. Account
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by cweagans 9y ago
I just went through this process, and landed on a Thinkpad T480.
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by cweagans 9y ago
Even if he delivers half of the bandwidth he promised for twice the cost that he quoted, it's still a far better option in many places. I have two ISPs where I live. One only goes up to 12Mbps/1Mbps. The other is a gigabit connect
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by cweagans 9y ago
From a fresh macOS, 1-2 hours. Go makes things very easy. Install go, install an editor, install that editor's Go plugin, and let that plugin install whatever other go utils it needs to do code completion, refactoring, etc.
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by cweagans 9y ago
I started an awesome list with the content from this discussion: https://github.com/cweagans/awesome-diy-software
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by cweagans 9y ago
Not my project, but Writing An Interpreter in Go is excellent: https://interpreterbook.com/
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by cweagans 9y ago
Somebody didn't read the article ;)
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by cweagans 9y ago
Have any tips on finding good recruiters to work with? Most of the people that reach out to me are clearly not giving a level of care to their search that I'd be comfortable working with (for instance, I was a PHP dev with some JS for
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by cweagans 9y ago
2018 is not special, so the same answer as any other year: the stack that you know inside and out and are most productive in.
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by cweagans 9y ago
Also consider Adrafinil. It metabolizes into Modafinil, but Adrafinil can be purchased legally from just about anywhere (Amazon has a few listings).
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by cweagans 9y ago
They were previously linux only. When Windows support lands, there's a lot we'll be able to do in our open source product in terms of modularity. It's a pretty big deal for us.
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by cweagans 9y ago
If you're into these respective topics: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards https://www.reddit.com/r/3dprinting https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio https:/&

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