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by doix 6y ago
I use tmux/screen when I am working via SSH for some reason. It's nicer to create the layout in a terminal multiplexer rather than having multiple SSH sessions, because if you ever lose connection or your laptop dies, everything i
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by doix 6y ago
I was at a conference where someone was showing off the TIDAL studio master stuff. It definitely sounded different, I heard things in songs that I've listened to for years that I've not heard before. I then realized that the headp
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by doix 6y ago
Yep, pushshift indexes all reddit comments as they come in. Unless you delete your comment fairly quickly, it'll be stored forever.
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by doix 6y ago
> Why not just start your day with a bike ride for leisure? Unbound by the location of your office you can now cycle to any arbitrary location. If you struggle to do it without a reason, perhaps cycle to a bakery or store and pickup some
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by doix 6y ago
When I was responsible for recruiting interns, I always wanted to use TIS-100 as an interview tool, or more likely a modified version of TIS-100 with different instructions/architecture to not give an advantage to people that have &quo
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by doix 6y ago
I really miss my commute to work as well. It was a 35 minute walk or a 9 minute bike ride, and I did it 5 days a week without thinking about it. In the morning it helped me wake up and after work it helped me _reset_ and not think about wor
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by doix 6y ago
That's interesting, whenever I search for anything programming related the results differ greatly and google always wins. I actually switched to DDG cold-turkey and didn't use !g at all. Until I couldn't solve some problem an
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by doix 6y ago
I agree with you, but I can't in good conscience leave anything less than 5 stars for people working in the gig economy. As long as an Uber driver gets me to where I'm going and isn't driving recklessly I'll give them a
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by doix 6y ago
> Most cool of all is that vim can persist the undo history. I don't know how common that is among editors, but in vim you can go to a file you haven't opened in years and undo it all the way to its beginning. I absolutely love
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by doix 6y ago
The value add I see is having a consistent interface to all your tools through the CLI. When your entire workflow is CLI based, having access to your tools from the CLI is really valuable. Unforutunately, I'd wager that the people that
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by doix 6y ago
WSB went through many different phases. I remember when gold was getting meme'd super hard ($JUNG, $DUST). Then "pharma bro" (Martin Shrekli) was popular and it was all about small cap bio stocks. Then FD's (weekly OTM o
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by doix 6y ago
What do you mean? If the call doesn't finish ITM, you collect premiums. If it does you're only missing on the upside. You don't make as much money as you could have, but either way you make a profit. Or is that not how it wor
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by doix 6y ago
What really shocked me when speaking to my american colleagues is that you guys have no equivalent of an "MOT". In the UK, for a car to be road legal it needs to hava passed some safety checks. From what I understood, that doesn&#
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by doix 6y ago
> Goldman Sachs does a lot of work in erlang but mostly to limit turnover on the dev side - try getting a job if all you have on your resume is years of working with a language nobody else uses, you can do it but it’s going to take a lot
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by doix 6y ago
Which is fine if you don't care about those things, I do. You said: > Walled garden is just an anti-marketing term Which is what I was arguing with. For me, it's a big anti feature, big enough to always choose Android over iOS.
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by doix 6y ago
That's your experience, but my experience is very different. I rooted my phone, installed DroidWall (now AFWall) and have iptable rules to block apps from accessing the internet. I can stop programs from running on startup and can forc
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by doix 6y ago
Agreed! It's all about the workflows! The i3 API is really easy to hack on as well, which makes creating a specialized workflow really easy. I was working on a project that was hosted on AWS + k8s and had 3 different enviorments: dev&#
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by doix 6y ago
I work in the industry but don't have a perfect understanding of everything, hopefully someone will correct any mistakes in my explanation. So Icarus Verilog can only be used for simulation, you will never produce a physical chip using
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by doix 6y ago
For me and my friends the audio quality is fine, but the latency just kills it. There's like 150-200ms of delay (just guessing based on how it feels, haven't timed it properly). It's as bad as Skype in our testing. It's
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by doix 6y ago
> I have squatter's legs so the inner thigh grinds to a pulp on most brands but levi's lasts the longest. My quads aren't even that big and yet I seem to have this problem. It only started after lifting for a few years and
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by doix 6y ago
From what I can tell, the goal here is to create an abstraction for interfacing with the different tools from different EDA vendors. All these tools have their own arcane CLI arg names for essentially the same stuff, this is trying to abstr
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by doix 6y ago
IdeaVim is the uncanny value of vim for me. It's so close to being actual vim, but every now and then it does something unexpected and it completely throws me off. I recorded a macro to change shouldBe([true|false]) to shouldBe[True|Fa