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I would love having some first class support for monorepos at bigger organizations (ex: silos, vfs, etc).
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Looking at the site there are comparisons to features between WordPress and other non-ai site builders. How does this compare to things like Lovable?
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> The PhiCode runtime for example - a complete programming language with code conversion, performance optimization, and security validation. It was built in 14 days. The commit history provides trackable evidence; manual development of c
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I was just doing research and landed on this exact page last night! I was wondering if anyone knows how someone could mic a room and record audio from only a specific area. For my use case I want to record a couch so I can watch TV with my
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I really want to try MathAcademy.com. How quickly do you think someone doing light study could move from a Calc 1 -> advanced stuff using that site? In my case I could put in at least 30 minutes to an hour a day.
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I would love to see a rendered timeline of the history of these forums and a year by year highlighted diff. It would be cool to see what the explanation was. I'm sure there were many interesting reasons for additional fields that we do
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> Have you ever had the need to read the source code of a tool because it doesn't behave the way it should, and its help and documentation prescribes? I believe this varies wildly programmer to programmer. I'm often diving into
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2y ago
It could be that each article with js charts is a single repo.
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2y ago
Does anyone have any good tutorial series on FPGAs using some of these more affordable devices? Like someone showing how to setup a dev environment on linux and showing how to get started putting logic on devices?
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2y ago
Are those links connected to your comment?
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3y ago
> start by taking on voluntary leadership roles such as mentorship, or running initiatives within your company (setting up an informal team to codify source code management practices, that kind of thing). This I have been successful with
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3y ago
I'd love to hear about the other direction. What kind of skillsets or prep can a problem solved do to transition into more leadership roles? Is it primarily getting an MBA? Getting lucky?
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3y ago
Many people who are unhappy with this tax are people who live in NJ where cost of living is significantly lower and it is much more affordable to own a car. Many people who live in NJ work in the city.
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Where are you getting round trip tickets for $6/day from locations which would normally drive in? Taking NJT one way is $6.75 for me. I also need to take a subway into the office (@$2.75/ride) to make it in on time so $19/day
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A lot of remote dev environments have limitations when it comes to certain types of development. For example, ios and android app development can be tricky. Or game development where you need to have GPUs and build artifacts may be slow to
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(Opinions are my own) I use (and work on) this: https://www.usenix.org/conference/srecon16europe/program/pre... Basically docs live next to code or in a team-owned folder if there is no code. Code review happ
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Have you shared your BUILD files upstream?
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My napkin math: freq = 480 megahertz // 480000000 Hz size = 80 * 1 byte // 80 bytes cycles_per_write = 400 // 100 t
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I don't think a package manager solves this case. If you own a repo with software in it you'll make sure to back up everything in that repo. If part of the build of your code in your repo fetches something from the network that wi
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I think something like this, if someone could build it, would be amazing. Essentially, this would bring the benefits of a BigCo monorepo (and all the SWE-time performance benefits it has) to the rest of the world. Lots of nice things could
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I have attempted to file police reports at multiple times in my life. I have not been successful.
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Would be nice to list college campuses. At NJIT there were a few food trucks. The best one in my opinion was a blueish truck with an old lady on the side. Had amazing food and great prices. The guy who ran the truck also loved to talk to pe
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How do you find datacenters which will let you colocate hardware? How much hardware do you have? What was the cost? I'm really interested in this kind of thing.
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Is there any method for animating scenes captured using this method? It would be really interesting to build a hyper realistic world in a game with moving foliage or being able to "use" an item and watch it turn. Would be great fo
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If this turns around it will be amazing but ROCm isnt the only issue. The entire driver stack is important. If they came out with virtualization support for their gpus (even if everyone paid a 10% perf hit) they'd take over the cheap h
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This is CO focused but I feel like some investigation is needed in other regions as this seems to be a large problem with many places. Building rental units has just become the no-brainer choice.
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You can buy off the shelf rack systems which let you do this: https://www.ekfluidworks.com/liquid-cooled-rackmount-worksta...
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I've heard people have gotten access to the language but I've not seen many games built with it. What have people shipped with this?
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Opinions are my own. Some info on flume: https://research.google/pubs/pub35650/ To quote from there: "MapReduce and similar systems significantly ease the task of writing data-parallel code. However, many rea
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My commute on the M&E line is often (~1/month) cancelled or delayed by normal every day things (tree fall, branches, etc). All trains into New York Penn from my line get stopped.
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