fermentation

10 ms·

91.
by fermentation 5y ago
Unfortunately you still need a car. Everyone in Fayetteville owns a car and you need one to get to any real grocery store. I think it’s awesome that despite the fact that everyone owns cars, the expansion from Dickson has been done in a ped
92.
by fermentation 5y ago
As soon as Affinity releases a Lightroom replacement I will buy it. I've tried using the open source apps and it just doesn't feel as good on a mac.
93.
by fermentation 5y ago
I feel like this is common among non-tech companies. I went to college near a large grocery chain, a trucking company, and a meat processor. All three of them had the same tagline of "we're like a tech company that sells X".
94.
by fermentation 5y ago
It's less about actually retiring and more about not working for "the man". I know of a couple of folks who have retired in their 30s to open up coffee shops or make games.
95.
by fermentation 5y ago
I never read this book during my education. Would you all say there’s something to be gleaned from reading this as an engineer with some years of experience already, or is it primarily an introduction to programming?
96.
by fermentation 5y ago
I thought it was weird at first, but I grew to really enjoy the way they look. It isn't too difficult to figure out, because even if you don't use ligatures when you look at one you know right away it is an unusual symbol and you
97.
by fermentation 5y ago
I’d love to do OMSCS, but a masters wouldn’t really offer any changes to my career. I really enjoy structured learning but the time commitment for even a single class sounds enormous
98.
by fermentation 5y ago
Does this need to be done for things like splitting rent? I'm charged the full amount monthly and my partner sends half to me.
99.
by fermentation 5y ago
Amazon gives their signing bonus out monthly over the course of the year to offset the lack of equity in the first few years, so I don't think you'd have to pay it back in this case.
100.
by fermentation 5y ago
Wow there seems to be an absolutely massive amount of useful information, maybe I should learn how to read it!
101.
by fermentation 5y ago
yep, the Seattle light rail has a much less convenient route for me than the busses, but the the train is so much more frequent (and usually isn't 20 minutes late) that I always go for the train
102.
by fermentation 5y ago
I think context matters a lot with these recent articles about eng salaries. Hiring any mid-level and up engineer is tough right now, and Amazon recently bumped their salary bands by quite a bit. I think other companies are now catching up.
103.
by fermentation 5y ago
I love having public transit over owning a car, but sometimes I start looking at houses in the Midwest and think about the massively different life I could have compared to my tiny city apartment.
104.
by fermentation 5y ago
That’s exactly what I was thinking. This sounds more like an opportunity to finally make gamedev an appealing job.
105.
by fermentation 5y ago
Super excited to try this out, I haven't played much since the alpha ended. Does anyone know how well the RTX support is? I could never tell if that was meant to be a tech demo or an actual feature.
106.
by fermentation 5y ago
I've always wanted to get into emacs, but I only have enough room in my life for a single set of keybinds, and vim has taken that spot. A lot of the emacs-for-vim-people projects are these huge distributions and when something breaks I
107.
by fermentation 5y ago
Does a non-native browser exist?
108.
by fermentation 5y ago
I have many friends who cannot afford to go to college, yet have entry-level coding skills and want experience in order to get a job as a developer.
109.
by fermentation 5y ago
I've always thought this too, however in practice it seems difficult to implement. I have friends from childhood that I visit, but they don't live near me. As someone who isn't dating, most of my opportunities to speak with n
110.
by fermentation 5y ago
This seems strange, I wonder what they'll call future headsets.
111.
by fermentation 5y ago
The higher end options are really only for intense video encoding, like if you're working on a movie (I wonder how many people choose macbooks that task). The basic option should be more than fast enough for running displays.
112.
by fermentation 5y ago
whoa thanks for the heads-up! I've always wanted to try other platforms but I've thought it impossible since I have so much data in Spotify. Any gotchas here?
113.
by fermentation 5y ago
Yep the default example is a 1.1MB SVG. This website manages to inflate the original content over 3000x.
114.
by fermentation 5y ago
Excellent opportunity to set up a DNS-by-mail service. Just send me a letter with the names you want and I’ll get back to you within 3 to 5 business days!
115.
by fermentation 5y ago
Wouldn't help much for a "camera review". The raw would just be a black-and-white mosaic that would look awful. What you want is the processed jpeg out of the iPhone along with the edited ProRAW. I'm not sure if the iPho
116.
by fermentation 5y ago
I’m not too versed here, does using this project to make the RPi4 handle DNS make it a router? I’d rather not sacrifice nearly half of my gigabit bandwidth…
117.
by fermentation 5y ago
Yeah surely this measurement is for 30Hz video.
118.
by fermentation 5y ago
Nothing alienated me more growing up in the Midwest than my anxiety around driving. Moving to a city with public transit made me actually feel like a human.
119.
by fermentation 5y ago
One of the things that I like most about Jekyll is that when I return to my blog's repo that I haven't visited in 7 months, it is very easy for me to figure out how to "revive" it and add more content. I spent a few mont
120.
by fermentation 5y ago
It’s also super easy to use. I have an instance hosting a game server for friends. I might be wasting money since the server sits idle about half the time though.

More ›