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by jcun4128 5y ago
side note: why is it an iPhone with a crazy looking display is only 300 and some pixels wide viewport in the web, that seems odd. I did check on my Android and it's similar, 1080P display but 412px wide in browser also that bottom navb
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by jcun4128 5y ago
What's the bridge for the input? I'm not 100% yet on what this is doing, conceptually I think I got it. Streaming a video broadcast of a browser. But I would think that you need like a websocket to send the mouse coordinates/
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Okay guess it is just a data transfer thing, I'm in the middle of US.
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by jcun4128 5y ago
It's interesting I have a mid computer (3060/i9/80gb ram/ssd) and with gigabit fiber, it still takes a long time. What is taking a while? Maybe it's request load. Once it loads though wow, the graphics are great, ni
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by jcun4128 5y ago
that's cool looks pretty easy to use It's interesting the handoff though eg. cashapp or something else vs. directly through Twitter yeah... there's all kinds of things to consider managing money yourself
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by jcun4128 5y ago
random rant: was annoyed with the "Twitter will use BTC" then days later "nvm"
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Here it is on top of a piece of printer paper 8.5x11" https://i.imgur.com/Hg5nl3O.jpg
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by jcun4128 5y ago
rare occurrence I imagine but good check to not have everything in one place
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Wow that's wild would not have thought of that being on GitHub ha
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anyway I'm probably just being stubborn like back in the day jQuery all the way now it's react everywhere which I'm used to now
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by jcun4128 5y ago
The propellant/rocket on this is cool it's a "cold rocket"
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by jcun4128 5y ago
> until you hit scaling wall What kind of numbers am I looking for? Thousands of users? Ops/sec? I realize it is partly due to what your thing is doing eg. website vs. a complicated app. Yeah it is a good problem to have assuming yo
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by jcun4128 5y ago
I'm wondering about this now I guess it is old fashioned now to use environment variables and bare EC2 servers, managing your own APIs and websockets/DB on same server as opposed to breaking everything out. You need to use cloud f
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by jcun4128 5y ago
My experience has been fine, is possible memory performance the main concern? I have been pretty happy with the ad blocking performance itself, seems to be working right. edit: I did check out your GitHub I see now why what you're sayi
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Every time I setup a new computer/OS I always put Ublock and adblock plus (yes I use both) Also have my own extensions, in particular one that dumps all the active tab titles with urls for future lookup and a YT one that hides the home
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by jcun4128 5y ago
The cool thing about it is you can SSH into it/do whatever you want from what I've read. There are some cool repos out there (check the sub). Eventually... I would like to mess around with it. It is a cool device though, the drawi
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Yeah I'm not saying my experience is everyone's. You should read on the subreddit CSCareers ha people saying "I applied to hundreds of jobs got nothing". I do wish I knew about CS when I was going into school, I didn&#x2
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Yeah if you're starting as a blank slate. I remember on UpWork that's where I did my first few things, I had to apply to so many places because I had nothing... jobs on Indeed couldn't get in... Once you have something on you
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by jcun4128 5y ago
I had a grand but I had a friend. Moved to another state with a suitcase of stuff. Took some time off, tried to freelance didn't happen. I was living on lentil soup and rice. Eventually had to work at a factory/restaurant/til
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by jcun4128 5y ago
> Running user input on a server would definitely be a security risk What is lower than container/vms? I was curious about those online sandboxes that are great, can fire code in there/runs it. I imagine they clean out the user
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by jcun4128 5y ago
As a real world data point: I used to do data entry as well (read from another comment) and I also did factory work and dish washing. I am single though so easier than having a family. If you're interested in writing code (solving prob
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Same have had it for a few months have not connected to wifi
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Look at me, I am sudo now
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by jcun4128 5y ago
I've seen some. Different variations. I probably should not have used the word drone... as that word seems to have been associated with multicopters. I just mean an autonomous vehicle. I think one of the best designs are those gliders
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by jcun4128 5y ago
There is something really cool about underwater drones, I want to get into it, even if it's just making my own in a stream/pond. Probably anthrophomorphization but still, good technical challenge too. This video always stuck with
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Bring a 360 degree projector, up the ante
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by jcun4128 5y ago
You don't have to answer but, I'm assuming by the phone's API you can steer the beam/have an exact precision known of the minimum angle you can sample? That's pretty cool tech to work with.
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by jcun4128 5y ago
Yeah I guess my phone is not in that tier... it looks to be marked up 2x from GSMArena's prices... but $150 vs. $350 pricing. Also the Moto G Stylus (my phone) is from 2020
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by jcun4128 5y ago
> system that leverages the time-of-flight (ToF) sensor on commodity smartphones I think only the high end iPhones/iPad have these type of cameras right now right? I'd also be curious about the exact angle you have to hit to ge
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by jcun4128 5y ago
I feel this. I went in for phys-eng 5 year program, failed out. Was lucky I picked up making websites on the side, now making applications/SWE by supplied job title. I still think about school but man it's a commitment/time s

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