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by dgunay 3y ago
I doubt they'll completely brick (the car can reboot itself mid-drive while still having throttle/brakes/steering) but I could see most/all infotainment features ceasing to function.
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by dgunay 3y ago
There is definitely a hump to get over (maybe you are never fully as "productive" as languages that just let you shoot yourself in the foot, I say as a full-time Go developer for a few years now). Simple, straightforward code is o
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by dgunay 3y ago
For me the ability to improvise music emerged slowly after doing a lot of playing other things by ear and embellishing songs either from lead sheets or coming up with premeditated variations on pieces I already knew. But that's just ho
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by dgunay 3y ago
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/babu > The term babu English is a disparaging name for a florid, overly polite, or unidiomatic variety of English historically associated with Indians who have limited proficiency i
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by dgunay 3y ago
At one startup I worked for, all our GitHub repos were managed via Terraform. Adding or revoking permissions was easy: just ask DevOps and they'll add your username to the list of developers in the org or grant permissions on a per-rep
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by dgunay 3y ago
Ugh. 100%. > I said duplicate but sometimes it's triplicate or quadruplicate because to work around things like that some teams implement shared calendars, and you have to fill those in as well, on top of changing Slack status and f
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by dgunay 3y ago
It's nearly useless for me because of the single algorithmic fees. I only want to see people I'm following. If I want to see something else, I want to be able to explore topics intentionally. I'm basically just waiting for fe
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by dgunay 3y ago
Outside of talking to people, helpful things I did to get to a basic level: anki flash cards, Language Reactor extension + watching donghua on Netflix with Chinese+pinyin+English subs at the same time, writing journal entries (if you can ev
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by dgunay 3y ago
I can confirm that Turks do drink quite a lot of tea. When I visit my family, it's Rize çayı with every meal. People visiting? Everyone has some tea. Sitting down for some TV? More tea. Several glasses at a time usually. It might have
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by dgunay 3y ago
Go has workspaces now. IMO they kind of suck to use, but they do exist. https://go.dev/doc/tutorial/workspaces
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by dgunay 3y ago
Boat shoes are a good casual alternative to loafers, I wear mine practically any time I'm out of the house for less than an hour.
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by dgunay 3y ago
Honestly I wish people would just do that. It doesn't have to be in perfect lockstep but it significantly increases the amount of backed-up traffic you can get through the light in one cycle if everyone does that.
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by dgunay 3y ago
There are options like HoloISO or Nobara, but I agree it would be great to have an official image for other manufacturers to use.
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by dgunay 3y ago
It would be incredibly cool if they ported their games (even just ones more than 10 years old) to PC, but they clearly want to double/triple/quadruple dip on retro game purchases from console to console so that would never really
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by dgunay 3y ago
I don't know if it is the #1 most useful thing, but graph theory has to be up there in the top 5. I've used it to: - Figure out which parts of a process can be safely parallelized - Represent a complex process as a state mac
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by dgunay 3y ago
I was able to ask ChatGPT the question verbatim (without any of the parts about being in a warzone). No prompt hacking necessary. Whether it's right or not, I have no idea since I'm no EE.
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by dgunay 3y ago
During my transition period from Windows to Linux, I stored the majority of my games on my NTFS drive because it was much bigger and I wanted them available on Windows in case they didn't work on Proton. I could play them from Linux wi
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by dgunay 3y ago
I can't seem to convince myself to use Perl anymore for serious applications, but I do still whip it out occasionally for essentially the "shell scripts with sane control flow" use case. IMO it is still mostly unmatched in th
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by dgunay 4y ago
I have some gallon plastic bags that have labels written on them (things like "display cables", "ethernet", etc). The cables are coiled as best I can and stuffed in a drawer near the computers.
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by dgunay 4y ago
Thanks, this was a very enlightening read. Getting product on board with the labor involved in implementing this is going to be a different story though.
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by dgunay 4y ago
Going through something like this as a SWE at a startup. Lots of noise in our alerts and logging, so alert fatigue is a real problem. Do you have any advice on navigating this scenario (esp. negotiating with product to get monitoring and op
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by dgunay 4y ago
I think it's important to realize that part of the reason self driving cars are so hard is because there is a necessary period of coexistence with human drivers. In your hypothetical future, where no humans manually drive anymore, it o
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by dgunay 4y ago
reminds me a bit of this Elon Musk tweet: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1527774704018280448?s=20
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by dgunay 4y ago
To make talent sourcing and hiring decisions.
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by dgunay 4y ago
I feel like these aren't always personality traits, but rather often indicate the kinds of work environments one has been exposed to. I would characterize myself as more of a "Martial Artist" at heart. I find creating quality
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by dgunay 4y ago
Type 1 is the right move in certain situations, but I've been forced to just let many preventable problems happen because a Type 1 person in power cannot be convinced to see the Type 2 take on something. It's pretty demoralizing.
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by dgunay 4y ago
Rust could also have shorter compile times, if it gave up on a lot of the optimizations and features it currently does.
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by dgunay 4y ago
Copilot also helps a lot with verbose, RSI-inducing languages like C++. On days where my hands are cold or my hands are just not feeling as physically limber as usual, it's a big relief when it autocompletes a long series of symbols fo
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by dgunay 4y ago
Yeah. It's not the greatest but KVM switches with video support drive up the cost quite a lot. I'll gladly press an extra button to switch the monitor input.
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by dgunay 4y ago
This is the one I use: UGREEN USB 3.0 Switch Selector 2... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N6GD9JO?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shar... I used a cheaper one before that but it was garbage - kept dropping inputs for a few seconds he

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