davydm

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481.
by davydm 2y ago
"news"
482.
by davydm 2y ago
the fact that they work "sometimes" and "with the correct hardware/os" means you should avoid them, sorry yet another reasonably good idea which was killed by the chicken-and-egg scenario between creators and suppor
483.
by davydm 2y ago
https://cara.app/post/a11308b5-c435-4c47-9aab-ecf067fc527e
484.
by davydm 4y ago
if you're using the scroll-wheel, I'm not sure how that would lead to RSI - I rest quite comfortably on the maus wheel without any tension in my hand or arm - if you find that you have tension, perhaps look into that?
485.
by davydm 4y ago
when I have a maus - scrollwheel when I'm dealing with loadshedding and have to use my laptop by itself, two fingers, trackpad, moving in the direction of scrolling, like a regular person, none of the upside-down "grabbing the pap
486.
by davydm 4y ago
Yay, yet another contrived example to support somebody's position that a process which works fantastically in at least 90% of the time - and yes, I say 90% of the time (as a low-ball) because there _is no perfect process, framework, id
487.
by davydm 4y ago
likely just that the people grading the bots were so afraid to be labelled racist that they simply over-scored to compensate
488.
by davydm 4y ago
with some ham and cheese, it's delightful, though it does have crunchy bits
489.
by davydm 4y ago
funny how the argument that Elon knows nothing by bringing up RPCs is backed by (in part) a trace diagram showing RPC's all over the place. slow clap
490.
by davydm 4y ago
Seeking actual code that you made is totally reasonable for the realm we're in. It's literally what you're being hired for. 1. set up a good GitHub (or other) profile; convince potential employers to look at that rather than
491.
by davydm 5y ago
You need a reliable mentor to pair program with and if your company isn't providing that support, but expects you to grow and never make mistakes, they are clueless. There's so much to learn, both within coding and company domains
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by davydm 5y ago
wait, hang on - the init process now incorporates a dhcp server? why? when there are existing solutions to that problem?
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by davydm 5y ago
consistency ftw: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29670751 gimme open-rc or gimme death actually, sysv was fine too open-rc solves the parallel-startup desire for people who want a faster boot and doesn't hide logs
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by davydm 5y ago
not to mention the new problems it introduces