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by dopeboy 5y ago
The hardware enablement impacts the desktop experience.
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by dopeboy 5y ago
15 year user of Ubuntu. Here's an easy one: a laptop with an iGPU and dGPU playing nice with a dock. Same deal with an eGPU. I use Linux and in all likelihood, will continue to for a couple years. But there are these rough corners that
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by dopeboy 5y ago
As a linux user since the Ubuntu 5.04 Hoary Hedgehog days, this is the first time in 16 years I've been tempted to switch to a mac. From what it looks like, the M1 seems to be deliver incredible performance at little power consumption.
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by dopeboy 5y ago
I've always wondered what this feature was called and never knew how to Google for it. TIL - thank you.
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by dopeboy 5y ago
TS in VS code is such an elegant experience. I wanted my terminal vim to work (my setup for the past five years) but the productivity gains were too much to ignore.
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by dopeboy 5y ago
Agreed. Salesforce has really let it languish. You're even seeing superior offerings with direct competitors like Render.
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by dopeboy 5y ago
I run into same problem! Any ideas on how to overcome the sogginess?
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by dopeboy 5y ago
Love the energy going into this problem space. I've been using a competitor ( https://clerk.dev/ ) and excited to check Argengu out too.
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by dopeboy 5y ago
Very true. I got lucky living in the International House which is a big dorm. 7.5x10ft rooms for $750/month with food included. I didn't mind it but I can't fathom folks who have families or want to live alone manage that.
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by dopeboy 5y ago
It's a rich environment where you can build relationships with world class faculty. It's also an excellent launching pad to work in finance. There was, when I went there, a tight relationship with IBM Watson. I remember taking a c
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by dopeboy 5y ago
For reference, when I went to Columbia for a master's in computer engineering from 2008-2009, it was ~$33k in tuition and ~$14k in living costs. It's _insane_ that's it nearly 2.3x'ed since then.
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by dopeboy 5y ago
As I'm reading the article and the discussion here, I'm seeing mostly talked around REST. How are folks supporting a GraphQL interface with Django? Also, > Rule #17: Keep logic out of the front end I'm curious how folks wh
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by dopeboy 5y ago
Proud member of South Park Commons. Building a startup is hard and having a community & support structure to do it has been huge for my cofounder and I. I wasn't part of the Founder Fellowship but more than happy to answer q's
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by dopeboy 5y ago
53419970 - still remember my ICQ #! AIM statuses were the method of ephermeral self expression back then. Installing bootleg versions of VBB, UBB, and feeling like an absolute boss when people signed up. Warez forums, EFnet, skinning wina
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by dopeboy 5y ago
This is really cool, what an honor to see. Thank you for digitizing the footage and sharing it to the world. Couple q's if you're up for it: * What camera did he have? Was it common in that era for cameras to not have a mic? (not
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by dopeboy 5y ago
Pencil is fantastic and I used it many times for visualizing architecture. It's one of the few good diagramming tools available on Linux. I think I've donated a couple times to support them. That said, portability and collaboratio
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by dopeboy 5y ago
Attend pitch competitions. Don't take them seriously, just get the reps in and you'll be ready when it counts. Also, share your idea whenever you can with whoever you can. You'll generate signal over time.
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by dopeboy 6y ago
This was a huge pain for me in the past to the point that I started maintaining a boilerplate to avoid it [0]. But I've heard so many good things about dokku that I think I'll give them a try soon. 0 - https://github.co
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by dopeboy 6y ago
This is awesome, thanks for sharing. I maintain a similar boilerplate (graphene + semantic ui). What's your take on Tailwind so far? I've found the lack of a react offering has really slowed me down.
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by dopeboy 6y ago
Has anyone here dove in the great barrier reef? How's it compare to SEA?
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by dopeboy 6y ago
I'm very new to it and one thing I really like about building in it is that there is no react-router. It bakes in routing and I've found that to be such a more pleasant experience than chasing around how react-router has changed.
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by dopeboy 6y ago
Check out https://www.clerk.dev/
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by dopeboy 6y ago
I was brought up on Gnome but after using Cinnamon, it's hard to go back. Better applets, better window management, easier default keyboard shortcuts. Little slower, though.
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by dopeboy 6y ago
I had no clue - this is fascinating. Do you mind sharing who you booked with?
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by dopeboy 6y ago
Isn't there a chance a projectile of lava could land on them?
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by dopeboy 6y ago
FlashFXP
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by dopeboy 6y ago
The feeling of power in initiating FXP transfers as a teenager. I was so proud of my courier title.
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by dopeboy 6y ago
So I've written assembly in college and love NES games. If I want to get into writing NES games, where's the entry point for me? What kind of learning curve am I looking at?
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by dopeboy 6y ago
This is an interesting analogy and question. I'm a fitness guy and you're right, things like push-ups or squats are a vital, great thing to do regularly. I don't think performing a specific exercise is the route here. It&#x27
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by dopeboy 6y ago
Love the thread idea. For me, it's gotta be: * Smart phones. I felt this sense of immersion I never got before. * Bullet trains (specifically the Shinkansen in Japan). Felt like I was flying at ground level. * Electric cars. I rented a

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