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by jdc0589 2y ago
corded ones can be great. I moved to a battery powered one for cleaning gutters because eventually the cord was going to trip me on the roof and cause a fall. obviously less convenient than gas or battery, but they can be good for stuff rea
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by jdc0589 2y ago
You are right, and I agree with the last bit for the record. But, keep in mind that "just going electric" isn't a good option universally. It's MUCH more expensive to put together an electric setup and the number of batt
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by jdc0589 3y ago
this is my goto. Dapper was also my intro to it, but its a pattern I've followed in every other language since. Writing queries is easy, mapping is the annoying/repetitive part. sqlx for Golang has some decent mapping helpers too.
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by jdc0589 3y ago
been a while since I used it, but it was handy for templates where you need to enter a name once and have it typed in multiple places in the template (quicker than a find/replace). It was a also handy sometimes to just be able to put y
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by jdc0589 3y ago
did this get taken down everywhere? sounds really interesting, but everything looks like it's been taken down.
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by jdc0589 3y ago
true, but my m2 is already leaving key-prints on the screen
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by jdc0589 3y ago
I don't, and the couple people I'm close to that do have glass lenses. But, my sample size is pretty bad. I legitimately didn't know it was that common; I had to switch to glass lens non-prescription sunglasses a few years ag
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by jdc0589 3y ago
> all in its strikingly thin and light how about we make them thicker, so there's enough room to keep the screen from eventually touching the keys when closed and permanently marring it after a few years. I guess, its only been happ
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by jdc0589 3y ago
scratches. its all about scratches. any poly will scratch pretty easily compared to glass, which is a bad thing when its a lens you are looking through. You could make the argument they could just design an easily replaceable poly lens at a
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by jdc0589 3y ago
> revival from human cryopreservation, using medical nanorobots. lets just hope that every scifi franchise got the eventuality of this tech wrong....
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by jdc0589 3y ago
I'm a big fan of having energy monitors like this. I installed one (different brand) on a subpanel recently to monitor usage in my garage/shop, but honestly now I'm thinking about doing everything with them (can't just d
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by jdc0589 3y ago
note: if you are interested in racing, id definitely figure out how to do a couple non-competitive HPDE days before anything else. You could start with lemons, but having your first driving;track experience be on track with 100 other cars a
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by jdc0589 3y ago
I do Lemons with a few friends . I've done 3 races, and don't plan on ever stopping; probably building a second car in the next year or two. It is an incredible amount of fun, and easily the "cheapest" way to get a consi
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by jdc0589 3y ago
used to be some decent open source web UIs you could host too. haven't looked in AGES though.
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by jdc0589 3y ago
100%. I'd be using jetbrains stuff right now if I wasn't experiencing weird inexplicable issues with Rider in the .netcore stack. Legit the first real issues I've had with their stuff in over 10 years.
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by jdc0589 3y ago
I've seen people try and do it. It involves each service replicating copies of the data from every service it's dependent on (via CDC streams on kafka/whatever) in its own datastores and reading directly from its copy of data
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by jdc0589 3y ago
> I wonder: why not go further and say "there will never be a Go 2" Pretty sure they've said this in the past.
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by jdc0589 3y ago
This is how we used git at a small company of ~10 engineers circa 2012. Everyone's personal remote repos were in ~/repos, the mainline repo things were deoloyed from was in a special users home directory. Reviews were a diff file
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by jdc0589 4y ago
I was just surprised that when you don't have filters on, it seems like it's just a porn platform. I generally don't like hiding nsfw stuff since those filters are usually pretty overly conservative, but....its the AI porn si
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by jdc0589 4y ago
is civitai.com literally just 90% japanese porn?
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by jdc0589 4y ago
yea, thats gonna be a no for me dawg
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by jdc0589 4y ago
Very cool. room correction actually has seen lots of improvement in the past decade luckily. A lot more AV receivers come with a mic and calibration process now. I'm not sure what the story for all the sonos/whatever stuff is li
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by jdc0589 4y ago
this is really well summarized. I'm in the same camp as you, I've got way more in my setup than the average person, but its mid-fi at best, and mostly on the headphone side. I like music, and I have headphones on for 5-8 hours a d
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by jdc0589 4y ago
yep
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by jdc0589 4y ago
ironically, the same professor taught a compilers class and did a FANTASTIC job with it. We did pascal (probably a subset of the language, cant remember) and then c--. we did an interpreter + runtime for one, and compilation to some sort of
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by jdc0589 4y ago
oh man, this was part of my intro to operating systems programming (not that I have a clue what I'm doing) in school 13 years ago. a month or two of "os" work in a simulated kernel on the JVM, and then in the last 3 or 4 week
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by jdc0589 4y ago
im in my mid 30s and have been the same since I was ~12 years old. I finally figured out why in the past year since having a good sleep tracker: 75% of my rem sleep happens between 5:30am and 8:30am. I go to bed around 12:00 and sleep until
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by jdc0589 4y ago
same here. every backend service with a sql datastore runs an real ephemeral db instance during CI, runs the normal migrations against it, and uses it for tests of the direct data access/persistence code. everything else in the service
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by jdc0589 4y ago
I really loved mine, but I couldn't justify the cost for how long they last. Gonna check out the place you linked though, because thats a better price that second-hand icebreaker stuff, which is what I had been doing. the 3 or 4 I have
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by jdc0589 4y ago
proof: I was a mod of a small hobby subreddit for a while, and I'm an idiot.

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