dom96

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by dom96 5y ago
Surprising amount of people blaming the user here. I agree completely with the author, the UX should be different for clearly "big" repos.
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by dom96 5y ago
Nice and simple https://picheta.me/
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by dom96 5y ago
Brilliant! I've been waiting for them to release this together with the Matrix sample. It looks like they have done so but have stripped a lot of the Matrix-specific assets.
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by dom96 5y ago
simple idea executed well, that's what makes the best games, maybe this will be the next wordle? :)
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by dom96 5y ago
As someone from the UK I am confused by this. What were they using to decide who to admit without SAT/ACT tests? In the UK all students pick at least 3 A levels at the end of their high school. Each degree and university then has diffe
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by dom96 5y ago
Surely if we do live in a simulation then the engineers just need to simulate our minds. It's easy to fake what we see then as an optimisation instead of generating a whole universe.
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by dom96 5y ago
Side question but I'm curious if anyone knows, where are we heading with this constant decrease in nm for chip manufacturing processes? When will we hit a wall and where will gains in performance come from then?
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by dom96 5y ago
What I do in this instance is mute that person for an hour or so and leave to do what I was doing. It means a less quick response to the person but keeps me sane a lot of the time.
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by dom96 5y ago
> A lot of his BOM are components from China. His conclusion is that you cannot trust in any way their CE marking. Some pass, others don't. They are all marked. You need to test yourself. yeah, that's tricky. Testing whether an
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by dom96 5y ago
Thanks for the advice! Indeed, I was planning to use pre-certified WiFi modules (ESP32 specifically). There are a couple of things here though: A) How can I trust that my supplier actually did the right tests? Do I just trust that they foll
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by dom96 5y ago
Looks brilliant. Anyone that makes the LeetCode grind go away is already a positive in my book, but this seems to go much further to automate a lot of the steps companies need to do these days. Awesome idea!
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by dom96 5y ago
I've gone down this path quite recently and got pretty far. This is for a low-volume, hand-built, high-margin electronic device that is likely to find a home mostly among hobbyists. I've tackled most challenges: learning how to bu
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by dom96 5y ago
Hey, we (Nim programming language[1]) get constant false positives on Windows Defender. This has started relatively recently and we think is due to a recent increase in the number of whitehats using Nim but it really affects our community n
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by dom96 5y ago
Same. I have already done at least one bit of prep: buying a Geiger counter.
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by dom96 5y ago
> it is a simple perception that Status might disappear tomorrow for any number of reasons, and then what happens to Nim? Status only started sponsoring Nim in 2018[1]. Before that Nim was doing just fine. So the answer to your question
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by dom96 5y ago
> Nim in Action (book) Free chapters and some other resources available here: https://book.picheta.me/ :)
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Ukraine Asks Apple CEO Tim Cook to Cut Russia Off from the App Store(twitter.com)
11 points by dom96 5y ago|0 comments
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by dom96 5y ago
> We don't have software driven vehicles, we have software driven humans. Wow, this is a very prescient quote. I think we will hear this repeated often in the years to come.
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by dom96 5y ago
> From my recollection, doctors don't standup each day to report on what they have or have not done and their individual progress, they report on purely on problematic patients that could do with expertise from a different expert, a
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by dom96 5y ago
> I think there will be a -%50 S&P500 crash, maybe more And this is why I am going against the advice of the majority(?) and trying to time buying into the S&P 500. I am looking for another crash like the one around when COVID st
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by dom96 5y ago
For somebody with $100M+ I find it strange how excited Thomas got about the prospect of some strangers setting up a meeting with some random founders. With that much money would it be that difficult for Thomas to set up a meeting with them
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Nintendo hacker Gary Bowser sentenced to 3 years in prison(pcgamer.com)
5 points by dom96 5y ago|1 comments
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by dom96 5y ago
Same code in Nim: import algorithm const a = [ 3, 1, 2, 4, 0 ] static: echo(sorted(a))
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by dom96 5y ago
Encanto does have an antagonist: the grandmother.
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by dom96 5y ago
fwiw vimeo requires login to watch that
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by dom96 5y ago
Better than most to be honest
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by dom96 5y ago
On a more general note, anyone know of any good guides/articles describing these sorts of bets? I often have a sense of where a stock price will go but have no idea how to take advantage.
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by dom96 5y ago
That's really cool, but COBOL on wheelchair sounds kinda offensive, seems risky for a politician.
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by dom96 5y ago
Definitely please at least consider hiring EU remote. Really exciting positions I'd even be willing to relocate for, but chances are the US visa system will make that too difficult.
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by dom96 5y ago
It seems strange for WASM to get a GC. Shouldn't it just expose a malloc and free call?

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