david422

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by david422 4y ago
> Right after I was laid off, I purchased a course on Udemy to teach myself Kubernetes. Isn't that the point of the project though?
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by david422 4y ago
That is ingenious and terrifying.
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by david422 4y ago
Yep, might as well just dive right in.
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by david422 4y ago
Wanting something is the prerequisite for then continuing further. Kids aren't something you can do a cost-benefit analysis for and then change your mind.
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by david422 4y ago
I think that, even though it's an odd question, it's a fair question. But I'll try to answer a different question: Having kids means that your life is no longer yours - your kids become the primary focus. When you cannot comp
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by david422 4y ago
Is it? I expect those are only the top x%.
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by david422 4y ago
There are a few things I've learned - or not learned - from releasing software. 1. People like to VENT. Some people are going to post nasty stuff even though they would normally act different in person. 2. Can you turn the nasty
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by david422 4y ago
If I heard that, I would definitely be thinking "yes".
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by david422 4y ago
I've made a few apps. Some were even quite popular. But eventually they all lost traction. So I agree - marketing is a _very_ large part of app development that I wasn't interested in/neglected. To make an app successful, it
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by david422 4y ago
What is the plan for when it gets colder than -13? Do you do a hybrid with your furnace? Some other solution? Thinking of getting some heat pumps myself.
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by david422 4y ago
But it just comes back to bite you later on maintenance costs.
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by david422 4y ago
This same guy - Randy Linden - got DOOM to run on SNES. I don't know where I read the original article - but the amount of skill it took for him to accomplish this was just incredible: "DOOM on SNES happened thanks to the genius a
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by david422 4y ago
Yes, learned this when writing server side code it's very easy to extract query params dictionary style and then learn that to be pedantically correct, they should be handled list style.
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by david422 4y ago
Agreed. "Do as I say, not as I do" doesn't fly.
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by david422 4y ago
I wonder if we'll ever get to the point where we can just refer to people as Americans, instead of just some <subset>.
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by david422 4y ago
> not only not necessary, but also a hindrance It's always necessary. We've learned that with http connections, middlemen can inject adware or other crap into the page. https://www.infoworld.com/article/292
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by david422 4y ago
Ugg, I hate that. On Mac OS as well. Windows 8 had something like a 10px border that looked great. Tried to do the same on linux - modify some defaults - and it worked for a while until... it stopped working and I haven't been able to
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by david422 4y ago
I wonder what his performance reviews are like. 4/5 stars, room for improvement.
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by david422 4y ago
> In some climates and energy grids, switching from things like incandescent to LED causes a greater environmental impact How would that be the case?
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by david422 4y ago
Once you have the disk mounted in your second screenshot, drag (all?) the 1.image files onto the Disk Copy window to mount each individual floppy, and inside "1" is a Utilities folder with a How to Install and a Aldus Installer&#x
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by david422 4y ago
Ah, giant 3d polygons. They just don't make games like they used to!
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by david422 4y ago
There is a funny video - 8 current Photoshop experts using Photoshop 1.0 and recording their reactions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtA46JT2q_0 The funniest I think is when they all find out they only have 1 undo.
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by david422 4y ago
Hotline impressed me most because they wrote cross platform mac and windows servers and clients. If I recall correctly - back when MacOS didn't have true pre-emptive multiprocessing, holding down a menu or a button would stall other pr
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by david422 4y ago
I used to think having my real name attached to things would be a good way for me to be constructive online. What I learned is that there are plenty of crazy people online. And I do not want them to have my real identity.
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by david422 5y ago
I considered it, but a couple of reasons. 1. cost - compared to the service, the mower should pay for itself in about 2 years, so everything after is saving money. 2. emissions - i want to reduce emissions and the mowing service is not on e
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by david422 5y ago
Got an electric mower a few years ago for a small lawn. Quiet, cordless, zero maintenance. Moved houses and got a bigger lawn. Got an electric riding mower - a big one - to make sure it could handle the lawn in 1 go. It was expensive, but a
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by david422 5y ago
> I'd definitely encourage the "every customer gets their own DB". Does this extend to services as well? We have a suite of (micro) services. Are they all segregated?
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by david422 5y ago
Yes because if you need a 16 digit number and the user entered 15 - it's very likely they just missed a number in the middle instead of the system attempting to correct it with a prepended zero.
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by david422 5y ago
Pretty awesome footage. I see the level of automation in these types of factories and I'm blown away. And then it always makes me wonder - sometimes you see people at stations - why are they there? Too hard to automate - (what scenario
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by david422 5y ago
Make it part of the browser, not the website.

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