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by enobrev 6y ago
I've been using systemd to manage daemons but hadn't realized writing to stdout gets forwarded to journald. That's grest to know, thanks.
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by enobrev 6y ago
I have built quite a few rendering servers for various use using canvas.js and nodejs. I also built a prototype for a dynamic video rendering server once - also based upon nodejs and canvas.js. It was slow but worked out as a proof of con
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by enobrev 6y ago
Excellent project. Very well written and executed. Love it. I've found that I can get excellent consistency in coverage by slicing the banana vertically to get long rectangular slices and then laying the slices side-by-side - generall
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by enobrev 6y ago
A good friend of mine who works in the NYC public school system had, what I thought to be, an excellent idea for how we could handle this situation. All children of designated [minimum age / grade level] take classes remotely. The sch
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by enobrev 6y ago
I feel like a hybrid would be excellent. A big, advanced system built into a touchscreen UI, with a series of physical buttons and knobs around / beneath that can control that UI - with the ability to adjust presets for those physical
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by enobrev 6y ago
I don't understand why it's sad. Isn't it an attempt at approaching new things with an understanding of previous interactions? Say you give a child a maraca, and s/he learns that s/he can shake the maraca to make n
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by enobrev 6y ago
I'm also in Chicago. I've noticed the same. We got those new LED street-lights last autumn and I was wondering if that had something to do with it.
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by enobrev 6y ago
Just wanted to add that it's legal for women to be topless in NYC. There's even a celebration day for it at the end of August.
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by enobrev 6y ago
Bill Withers is one of my all-time favorite artists, which makes this a pleasure to read. This article makes some pretty wide stretches to connect the few dots within, but it's well-written.
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by enobrev 6y ago
That 80/20 split (for younger me) is what taught me enough that I can now think it all out ahead of time. When I just started around 20 years ago, it was all new, it was all confusing, and all the answers were hidden behind obscurity,
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by enobrev 6y ago
This move made me 100% opposed to snap. Don't beta test on my daily-drivers as a default. The calculator should -always- load in a couple ms. It's one of the simplest tools on the shelf! If a calculator snap can't load imm
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by enobrev 6y ago
I wouldn't call notion.so a markdown editor, but it's very similar to one (understands the syntax) and the "block mover" concept is inherent in their UI.
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by enobrev 6y ago
Welcome | Senior Frontend Engineer | SF | Full-Time | ONSITE (when safe) or REMOTE Welcome is a small passionate team, creating a next-generation smart city companion for around the corner or around the world. Welcome is recently venture b
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by enobrev 6y ago
I'm using Ubuntu 20.04 on my laptop and desktop. I haven't tried in the browser, but the installed app seems to work well for me on both.
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by enobrev 6y ago
I generally agree that coding can take a lot more planning than writing and the more experienced I get, the more I plan. I also like to occasionally run with the "write one to throw away" method, which is very much like splitting
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by enobrev 6y ago
I don't think I'll be trying this, but it's a really interesting DIY solution to ensuring eye contact when video conferencing. https://youtu.be/2AecAXinars
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by enobrev 6y ago
It's hard to say whether zoom would have seen this sort of traction without this pandemic. With my own team, it won with one very important feature: the audio processing was better, which meant we didn't have to worry as much abou
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by enobrev 6y ago
The _only_ reason I use webpack and friends are for JSX and Typescript. For me, those two tools are worth the compilation step. Qs soon as it's possible to stop using compilers while still enjoying the benefits of both, I'll dum
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by enobrev 6y ago
I absolutely disagree, but I also feel it's unfortunate that HTML, CSS, and SQL aren't first-class citizens in most languages. It's strange to treat things backed by entire standards bodies and with fully developed ASTs as p
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by enobrev 6y ago
Why not both? If I'm on linux, with no interest in changing and perfectly happy with my display, and 4k doesn't work easily on my system, why would I be interested in a 4k screen?
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by enobrev 6y ago
I've tried this a few times - mostly in my twenties. Back then I generally only slept 4-6 hours per night and when I wasn't trying to set a schedule, my sleep schedule would shift at least an hour a day. I was also drinking quite
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by enobrev 6y ago
Thank you. I was worried it was going to be like the salmonella thing where it turned out washing a chicken* is terrible advice because it spreads it everywhere and so it turns out that every time I wash my hands after handling deliveries,
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by enobrev 6y ago
What about hand-washing?
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by enobrev 6y ago
Single-Screen sharing (on ubuntu) does work with some apps, but definitely not all. I find that any app that allows sharing of a single application window (google meet and zoom for sure) works fine. Slack wants to share my whole three-scr
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by enobrev 6y ago
Thank you. Also, regardless of whether I end up using this, this looks to be an excellent and beautiful application. Well done!
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by enobrev 6y ago
The solution to Scenario #1 is still going to break. As far as I'm concerned, if you're using parseInt, you MUST explicitly define the radix. Not doing so Will absolutely bite you in the ass. In some cases, the parseInt rules go
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by enobrev 6y ago
I see - and of course, that it works for you is most important. I was thrown off by "11.2020 PRIMARY TASKS", which looked like November 2020 at first glance. Now that you mention it, I see that you have a YYYYMMDD filename on tha
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by enobrev 6y ago
Thank you for the recommendation. Looking at my Downloads folder, it seems I tried it out about 6 months ago, very shortly after my son arrived. I imagine that may be why I never gave it much of a chance. I look forward to revisiting it.
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by enobrev 6y ago
YYYY/MM/DD or even YYYY/MM definitely tends to be too granular for photos in my experience, but I've been dumping the recent year's photos / videos into a YYYY directory every January (which takes seconds to do
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by enobrev 6y ago
While I wouldn't exactly call my own setup organized, what organization I do successfully maintain is similar. Everything has a permanent location in a structure that has very obviously been poorly tweaked over many years, and then I

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