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djtango
5y ago
For the question around headset weight and potential postural issues arising from prolonged usage is interesting to me Anyone used a headset for 8 hours a day for multiple days in a row?
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5y ago
Activision are much better at monetising than Nintendo. Think candy crush and loot boxes vs fun single player mario games
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djtango
5y ago
My piano teacher always told me "you learn to skate in the Summer and swim in the Winter" according to the Russians.
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djtango
5y ago
Yes networking is def not a core competency. Strange though, the senior people are super technical (I recall the stories of Iwata writing compression algos in Pokemon) Maybe the DNA of the company is just too focused on games specifically
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djtango
5y ago
This might be blasphemous but after being thinkpad exclusively for the past 13 years (and my first thinkpad was in 98) but I find myself using the touchpad more and more when I'm not on my external trackpoint keyboard. Not quite sure w
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5y ago
>but unusable in storms Dumb Q - is satellite any better in a storm?
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5y ago
LollipopAI | London, UK | Multiple Positions | Open to Remote within +/- 4hrs GMT | Salary range £70K - £100K + EMI options We're building a new way to shop here at Lollipop. People really hate the weekly shop, and we're work
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djtango
6y ago
Oof that XR bug was a rough one to run into. If you're a small startup trying to move fast with CLJS, these kinds of impedance mismatches between GCC/CLJS/browser versions can be both hard to track down and a time killer to f
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7y ago
If people liked this, this is actually the third in a series. Schubert wrote them in quick succession (as he knew his death was near) and some internal references within the series. D958 D959 D960 are the numbers to look up. Mitsuko Uchida
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djtango
7y ago
Just chiming in to say I agree with ear-training! I've played/learned piano for ~25 years and I've decided that not taking the time to actually sit down and level up my ear training has held me back quite a bit in some ways:
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djtango
7y ago
I'm confused, does this have anything to do with the Clojure Kafka client also called Jackdaw by FundingCircle?
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djtango
7y ago
>An approximate CS analog: Writing great commit messages, and using an SCM. This is definitely not the analogue. The analogue is always doing a clean install of the OS before running your experiment. Or only ever using Arch version x.y.z
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7y ago
>It was so frequently in Chemistry research that my compounds were useless or the methods to synthesize them did not work, and it would be helpful to document that. This mirrors my experience where a lot of the post-docs carried war stor
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djtango
7y ago
I am constantly impressed by how prolific Borkdude, feels like every couple of months a whole new conceptual library is released...
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7y ago
carwow | Mid & Senior Clojure Developers | London | ONSITE carwow is the most convenient, stress-free way to find and buy a new car, at a price you can be confident in. We’re a driven, energetic startup with a team of 250+ based in cent
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8y ago
I recently had to help my mother with some tech support. One of the things I needed to do was turn off the device - I had to actually Google how to turn off an iPhone X. This is after me owning 3 generations of iPhone (3S-4S) and an iPad AN
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djtango
8y ago
I'm in two minds here - a set of tools/patterns exist for a reason so this is a useful write-up for the difficulties involved with doing modals. On the other hand, it is always a warning indicator when the browser/hardware is
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8y ago
It was a surprising language decision to find out that OCaml didn't do implement polymorphic behaviour for common operations and opted to stress static types for things like print_int or 1.0 +. 1.0...
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djtango
8y ago
This is a good article. One gotcha I ran into using fnil is that you don't get variable-arity functions for free from it in Clojure (YMMV in cljs). This caused an issue when I was using (fnil + 0 0) in a reduce function - as it would b
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9y ago
I don't often find myself doing sequential side effects so often anymore, but when I do doseq has been my go to, though I will confess I didn't know about run! until this thread.
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9y ago
I normally swear by seriouseats but I call BS on this one. While I can get behind some explanations for taste differences arising from "physical" reasons such as a larger salt grains offering different texture, which affects how i
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djtango
9y ago
This is a sound article - Clojure's laziness is often a source of common gotchas for new users of the language. It's often not clear what is lazy and what isn't - concat is lazy for instance. It isn't externally obvious