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by hatware 4y ago
Internal repositories, for example, make it easier to have one set of Git Actions that is available to any Git Actions runner in your Org. What this means in practical terms, is cleaner code that is less repetitive. It's a total cop-ou
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by hatware 4y ago
It absolutely does! Tesla's practices are incredibly anti-consumer, and FSD is vapor-ware. $10K plus $200 monthly? Talk about getting taken for a ride.
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by hatware 4y ago
They also put generic DRY features like 'internal' repos behind their most expensive paywall. Thanks M$.
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by hatware 4y ago
Either way, you don't own it.
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by hatware 4y ago
You can game any system. I think the point is to give yourself guardrails that help you make good decisions for the present and future.
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by hatware 4y ago
A few years ago, I went to Las Vegas for the first time and had a chance to ride in a self driving BMW 5 series. There was an engineer in the passenger seat, and a full time driver to take over. I forget the company, but it wasn't Tesl
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by hatware 4y ago
But you paid $10K for it, right?
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by hatware 4y ago
The employer has more _risk_.
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by hatware 4y ago
Do you re-encode your media or something?
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by hatware 4y ago
>The term "Bangle Butt" was applied to the E65 It was applied to a lot more than that. Even the F11 6er still had it. What is interesting, though, is how much flame surfacing started to flood car designs after Bangle's BMW
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by hatware 4y ago
>You can’t find powder anywhere. Some dishwashers don't even work well with non-powders.
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by hatware 4y ago
Plex is garbage and has been circling the drain for years now.
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by hatware 4y ago
I learn a little more about net neutrality every day.
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by hatware 4y ago
Frigate NVR: https://frigate.video/ Incredibly easy to host open source network video recorder with object tracking and hardware acceleration support. You have to install hardware and know what you're doing to hook thi
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by hatware 4y ago
At least they used a few big words
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by hatware 4y ago
When I say true potential, you must understand that this is from the perspective that my unmedicated ADHD brain is only about 30% efficient. Throwing a number out there, but I know that it's very hard for me to work efficiently if my e
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by hatware 4y ago
"They'll grow out of it!"
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by hatware 4y ago
Sound like you're gatekeeping a disorder without understanding it. FWIW, the author definitely has ADD/ADHD based on their descriptions.
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by hatware 4y ago
Wow, really nice article that gives practical examples of what ADD/HD looks like. I am not officially diagnosed, but I am 99% sure ADD/HD is something I have coped with my entire life. This has come up only recently with the pande
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by hatware 4y ago
> This quip never made much sense. I see it as: Your employee just learned a valuable lesson, and you definitely don't want to hire another new employee to make that same mistake again. Ultimately, it's the owner taking respons
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by hatware 4y ago
I haven't used all the notebooks, but I am a terrible notetaker. My issue is that too much in my life is digital, so adding physical notebooks is avoided at all costs. The only time I really used them was during job interviews (both as
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by hatware 4y ago
In flight simulators or driving games, it gives more range of motion by tracking head position and gaze. The really good implementations allow you to do more head tracking, or more eye tracking, depending on your preference. FS2020 needed s
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by hatware 4y ago
It is required that I log-in to the article using my google or facebook account to read it. Garbage. Your article isn't worth reading if I need to jump through hoops to get there.
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by hatware 4y ago
The USB Tobii Eye tracker is pretty sweet. It seems gimmicky at first, but a number of games have great support for it.
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by hatware 4y ago
Unfortunately it's not that accurate. At least not without adjusting UI scaling.
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by hatware 4y ago
Google freewall? Guess I won't read this article...
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by hatware 4y ago
He was the head of the engineering team. He didn't go into a cave and come out with completed designs...
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by hatware 4y ago
At my last job, productivity took a huge hit when everyone went WFH, and everything seemed to slow to a crawl. The funny thing was, it was obvious as an IC, but management kept saying "Nope, things are moving as normal!" The team
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by hatware 4y ago
Oh the horror, not views!
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by hatware 4y ago
I'm not the person you responded to, but I think you're going to see more folks self hosting things and owning everything themselves, and enjoying the cost savings. AWS has made great strides in the last decade, but so has the ope

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