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by dom96 5y ago
I've got like 4 unused RPis, why are people still buying them?
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by dom96 5y ago
I don't know what it is but the hype around Wordle has actually made me not want to give it a try. Is there a word to describe someone that gets discouraged from trying things that feel "mainstream"?
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by dom96 5y ago
That does sound like a cool app idea.
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by dom96 5y ago
if anybody is interested in running it I'm more than happy to get them involved. I haven't had anybody approach me though. For what it's worth, HttpBeast has seen some love from me lately (with some big optimisations). HTTP2
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by dom96 5y ago
Really awesome to see Jester/HttpBeast being used in the wild! CxPlanner looks really cool, nice job :)
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by dom96 5y ago
I don't understand why anyone would sign up for services that have an unknown future cost. This is exactly why I avoid Amazon's S3 and prefer something like Digital Ocean (or Hetzner). I would much rather have my service shut down
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by dom96 5y ago
> To cut the chase, the best offer I got was roughly 70% of what I was making at Facebook. I’ve been there and refused offers because of that. How do you get past this feeling of a company screwing you over unless their offer is higher t
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by dom96 5y ago
I feel this but from a different perspective. As somebody that comes from a working class background, I cannot help but feel like taking any pay cut is a mistake in my life. It’s not that I consume a top 5% salary, it’s that I feel like any
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by dom96 5y ago
Also curious about this. I’ve done a lot of research on CE/FCC and while it seems possible to do CE yourself (since you can self-certify) you are on the hook if you miss something, like certain required tests (and doing some tests can
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by dom96 5y ago
Really awesome. I’m working on a hardware project myself, nice to see a success story. I’m curious about the enclosure, do you cut it out of wood yourself or are you using a supplier for it that cuts it/glues it for you?
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by dom96 5y ago
Isn’t this a prime opportunity for disruption? These kinds of stories seem to crop up now and then. Is it inevitable that a startup will offer a service for creating custom solution for such repetitive manual tasks at a fraction of the pric
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by dom96 5y ago
Love draw.io, I used it for all the diagrams in my book[1] and it worked very well! 1 - https://book.picheta.me
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by dom96 5y ago
This is quite interesting. Is `syn` just an interface to the Rust compiler's Rust parser or is it a completely separate implementation of the parser that works at compile-time? Hopefully it's not the latter but then I wonder where
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by dom96 5y ago
I can't help but feel like it doesn't even matter if NFTs (and cryptocurrencies) are a scam. At this point just the mere fact that you can provably show some NFT was sold for millions is enough, some people entering these scams wi
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by dom96 5y ago
It works, just as it does for C. Although I'd say it depends what you want it for, Nim already supports being translated to JS natively.
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by dom96 5y ago
That's the assumption, but that doesn't mean it's the case. Certainly bounds checks are impossible to prove at compile-time.
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by dom96 5y ago
That's not the reasoning though. Not allowing macros to change the syntax gives Nim programmers an anchor and reduces friction from needing to learn brand new syntax rules for any big DSLs.
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by dom96 5y ago
I'm sure Rust also has a way to disable bounds/overflow checks for speed. Do benchmarks utilise it?
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by dom96 5y ago
We accept Euro, Pound Sterling and Dollars too. Any denomination really.
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by dom96 5y ago
> reproducible builds without having to resort to the nimbus-build-system[2] A giant makefile shudder , that's the complete anti-thesis of Nim :) Lock files have definitely been needed for a while though, I agree.
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by dom96 5y ago
There are plenty of cases in Python and similar languages where it's not clear where a method is defined, consider `myClassInstance.myMethod`, how do you find its definition? You do not immediately know which class it belongs to, nor w
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by dom96 5y ago
Exactly! This is the one reason I refuse to use AWS and am constantly surprised so many people are willing to have this risk on them. I'd rather get a VPS with DigitalOcean and know that they cannot charge me tens of thousands if someb
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by dom96 5y ago
The important bit is Omicron. Since as you say the recipe is the same it is an open question whether these vaccines can offer the same protection as for delta (and for how many doses)
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by dom96 5y ago
A recent interview experience that stuck with me was being told at the end of it that I obviously know my stuff but I just need more interview experience...
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by dom96 5y ago
Have you considered moving to literally anywhere but the US? Even Canada would solve this issue for you afaik
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by dom96 5y ago
Should be fairly easy for Cargo to solve this: why doesn't it already mirror its source of truth to GitLab and other Git hosters?
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by dom96 5y ago
Nope, it was a far more simple 2D game from what I recall.
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by dom96 5y ago
Every time I hear about this I am reminded of this strategy game I once played in ~2008. It was a strategy game and it promised to pay you money if you were able to capture certain territory. I cannot for the life of me remember it's n
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by dom96 5y ago
It's so interesting watching this get picked up by the news. Many aren't aware but interestingly these variants are identified and designated in the open on GitHub, here is the GitHub issue for this B.1.1.529 designation https:&#
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by dom96 5y ago
What if this is done on purpose? If they make the UX too easy then since this tech is so impressive it will be shared across the general population and quickly the service will get overloaded. This way only those that truly have the patienc

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