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erksa
4y ago
Thanks for the info! I saw something like this a couple of years ago and wanted to do it myself. However the cost was relatively unattainable at the time, I'm glad to see it is getting more affordable!
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People sell this as a service and supposedly have numbers on how long from a provider tablet is stolen until the device gets locked out. If I remember correctly T-mobile was/is considered to have the "longest" time from when
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Yeah, not quite sure what I was expecting.
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> We've had a social system of personal ethics and credibility up till now, but "platforms" create this many-to-many relationship between everyone, none of whom know anything about the other, really. I agree with this, wit
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erksa
4y ago
Slack stopped support for IRC and XMPP gateway in May 2018. Still makes me sad sometimes.
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4y ago
Learning VIM keybindings definitely have been one of the biggest productivity investments I've done across tools. And I rarely use vim. However, I love the vim community and how they port VIM bindings to almost any IDE(or most software
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erksa
4y ago
ChatGPT just proves how critical thinking is and will be an extremely valuable trait for us to embrace and understand.
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4y ago
AI tools I believe it will soon become a helpful tool for many people. Just like how smartphones made photography accessible to more people and Javascript made it easier for people to enter the tech field. However, we will have a difficult
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Thinking of doing the same thing. The last math class I had was at 16, and the most advanced classes was on binary, so not very complex stuff. I've mostly been winging it for another 16 years and seemingly picked up things here and th
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erksa
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Yeah, windows and mac has a different approach to things, and seemingly people do not want to invest the time to properly learn a new OS when changing. "I've used computers for x years, and if mac is so intuitive I should just get
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erksa
4y ago
Yes, that's not lost on me, however my point might have been. The point was, when learning this by yourself, you can really go down the wrong path with the right advice at the wrong time. This seems to hold true for the monorepo discus
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4y ago
Earlier in my career I was so excited to learn about microservices, as I was working with a huge monolith at the time. Then I went a bit overboard, and for a new prototype I had all these services in different repos and running independentl
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The 13th warrior was the first time I remember seeing Viking culture reflected in a "big" movie where I could actually understand what the native vikings were saying. And I've always enjoyed the transition from when he goes t
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erksa
4y ago
This sounds very interesting. Might come lurk a couple of times if the scheduling works!
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erksa
4y ago
Yes! Compliment the standard, don't obfuscate it even more. As someone who mostly write org rather than md, but sometime have to write md in various places, it's confusing that they're not all the same.
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erksa
4y ago
Perfect article painfully explaining why you do not want to re-use your passwords.
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erksa
4y ago
Thanks for the resources, these are great! As an avid chess fan I've always played around with the idea of trying making a basic chess engine.. This might just be the push!!
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erksa
4y ago
Thanks man, this was a very clear explanation!
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4y ago
Thank you for the thorough break down. All the replies have immediately framed my "understanding" much more. I'm not exactly sure why, but I'm very intrigued nonetheless. Aside: TIL, Thanks!
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Thanks!
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Does anyone have any reading material on introduction to where bit-wise programming becomes important knowledge? Is it mostly just used in game-dev? They've always peaked my interest, but never personally had to work with it, and just
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4y ago
Sherlock, I've forgotten about this beautiful software and how it opened the internet for me.