jenscow

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by jenscow 3y ago
it's popular with the locals
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by jenscow 3y ago
goldfish?
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by jenscow 3y ago
I was just thinking about this. Thanks for digging it out
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by jenscow 3y ago
Maybe you should focus more on the right to being silent.
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by jenscow 3y ago
It provides opt-in type safety. Unlike TS, it's not a language extension.
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by jenscow 3y ago
There's Dart. But at the time, many complained of the lack of jQuery support and needing to transpile to support other browsers, so it didn't get the interest it deserved.
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by jenscow 3y ago
Have you tried downloading Chrome from Edge? The both the browser and OS actively advise against it.
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by jenscow 3y ago
But to get any real value from a review, the reviewer will need to context switch. Reviewing code together is reasonable, but having to review it as soon as you say "done it" is an interruption.
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by jenscow 3y ago
Then the same applies to you for receiving a review. But anyway, needing everyone into an office because you struggle isn't the fault of WFH
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by jenscow 3y ago
What about the reviewer's "context-switch" to look at your precious code?
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by jenscow 3y ago
From an office, I could just email "sensitive data" to someone on a remote beach in Thailand.
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by jenscow 3y ago
Why? They obviously need new expertise. Bricklayers don't avoid un-built houses.
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by jenscow 3y ago
I know what you mean, but that's not really the fault of a book.
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by jenscow 4y ago
tar -xf example.tar -C temp-dir && mv temp-dir/* $(echo temp-dir/* | sed -r 's,.*/([^/]+)-[0-9.]+,./\1,')
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by jenscow 4y ago
> automatically spin up if someone cooks, farts, opens a window or hits a vape pen. I guess it will be on all the time for me.
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by jenscow 4y ago
From the article: If you don’t want all that fucking around, start a fucking Bear Blog instead[1]. 1: https://bearblog.dev/
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by jenscow 4y ago
Maybe solving your problem in other ways: 0: I use `ddcutil` (on Linux), it takes about 2 seconds for the switch: `ddcutil -b $bus setvcp 0x60 $source` 1: Use something like NoMachine or VLC - would probably cause more problems if you'
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by jenscow 4y ago
Great! When can you start?
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by jenscow 4y ago
For remedial points, claim it's on a raspberry pi. Slowness due to React but you're re-writing it in Rust.
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by jenscow 4y ago
Both great questions, where the answer will give you a level of knowledge, rather than a yes/no. (personally, I would be a meh candidate until you probed further - but I've not touched C for.. hmm, I'm old) I often get questi
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by jenscow 4y ago
Yeah, exactly. Guess how many times anyone has called a recruiter and heard "Oh yes, you got the job - I've been waiting all week for you to call me about it"?
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by jenscow 4y ago
And it's not just "employer" you need to trust - it's the people in the IT department who can snoop.
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by jenscow 4y ago
Maybe Microsoft had just got their AWS bill?
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by jenscow 4y ago
I don't know, but you can build the image yourself: https://github.com/Atlas-OS/Atlas/tree/main/src
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by jenscow 4y ago
I prefer fans that are not heat-resistant. That way, it has more motivation to do its job properly.
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by jenscow 4y ago
> Coordinated Disclosure time proposed by Tailscale, accepted by us, Tailscale shares planned Security Bulletins and blog post
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by jenscow 4y ago
Not on IRC. Some would call that a feature.
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by jenscow 4y ago
Until it's not windy or sunny
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by jenscow 4y ago
bool success equals user dot no i mean ah fuck stop stop quit
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by jenscow 4y ago
> I would like to send 1 dollar to every human on Earth Your task doesn't mention them receiving the dollar...

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