jmarcher

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by jmarcher 6y ago
Also, you might end up with a bunch of industrial engineers who may not code (yet).
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by jmarcher 6y ago
Emacs user here. I ind the undo tree neat, but in practice it's a bit finicky sometime unreliable (as in losing history / not being able to undo). I find IntelliJ local history https://www.jetbrains.com/help/i
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by jmarcher 6y ago
You are thinking about "unarguably". ;)
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by jmarcher 6y ago
Arguably, Kotlin took some of the better ideas from Scala.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
http://ptsochantaris.github.io/trailer/ is wonderful to manage GitHub work and notification.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
> I myself used to be an Apple Calendar user. Eventually I had to switch to Google Calendar for work. Plenty of our users are in the same boat and Google Calendar doesn't support native functionality. Calendar.app works fine with GC
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by jmarcher 6y ago
A step further so you don't have to think about enabling it: sudo() { unset -f sudo if [[ "$(uname)" == 'Darwin' ]] && ! grep 'pam_tid.so' /etc/pam.d/sudo --silent; then
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by jmarcher 6y ago
In (light) use since mid-Dec 2020: ``` SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02) Critical Warning: 0x00 Temperature: 26 Celsius Available Spare: 100% Available Spare Threshold:
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by jmarcher 6y ago
Most mirrorless mounts are significantly wider (diameter wise) and closer to the sensors so they are able to develop new lenses that can take advantage of that.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
16GB. Still not enough though.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
I was shocked the first time I tried Digital Ocean K8S. They are just serving the default K8s Web UI (or looks like it). It was just... so fast! At this point I mostly use Vimium omni search to use the history to get exactly where I want to
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by jmarcher 6y ago
My understanding is that it is actively maintained by GCP employees, but yes Hashicorp owns the repo.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
The main motivation is OpenGL being removed from macOS at some point.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
I was going to say that's it's weird hill to die on.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
No kidding, I tend to wait for Jetbrains to support things officially before seriously trying new languages. I just need my refactoring tools.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
Canon and Nikon do too. In practice, the quality bump is nice, but we are still talking of a fairly low res/bit rate when it gets through Zoom so the end result is fairly underwhelming. As far as what the other people see on their wnd.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
I don't know enough about rust macros, but that might be the answer.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
Yes, we use it a fair bit in some internal dev scripts to make them platform agnostic.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
Not only that, but the formula has been disabled for security/lack of mainteance reason. The recommended way is currently `brew cask install osquery`.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
https://www.getguru.com/ has a so verification where each page, called cards, has an owner or group of owners and a set expiration period (1 week, 3 months, 1 year etc.). Past the expiration the page gets marked as untruste
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by jmarcher 6y ago
You can use GCPKMS (probably AWS KMS too) to unseal Vault automatically. https://github.com/sethvargo/vault-on-gke/blob/master/terraf... The KMS ring itself is only accessible by Vault. People with high
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by jmarcher 6y ago
Anybody tried with Lightroom CC or Lightroom Classic. Classic at least (I haven't checked CC), uses SQLite internally.
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by jmarcher 6y ago
I like the ReadTheDocs one https://github.com/fniessen/org-html-themes#readtheorg
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by jmarcher 6y ago
I've had to write simple plugins for both SublimeText and VSCode to get the equivalent of a one-liner in Emacs. Comparing anything with Emacs extensibility is not even fair. There are hooks for everything, you can invoke other people p
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by jmarcher 7y ago
SSH with IAP over TCP is dope, so is IAP in general for hiding internal websites and tools. There is still some edge case you may want a bastion (e.g. access a private GKE master). For most use cases, you are right, IAP TCP replaces the nee
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by jmarcher 7y ago
You have no idea. I received my copy a few days ago. The whole cover is a low-resolution bitmap for both the image and the text. The book is a great read otherwise!
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by jmarcher 7y ago
Yes `controlled settings` is more accurate. :)
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by jmarcher 7y ago
For sure, on my D850 (and anything from that era I suppose), I can set the ISO range (minimum and maximum) and the minimum shutter speed (if using A or P mode).
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by jmarcher 7y ago
Some third-party camera apps allow you more control (e.g. Samsung camera).
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by jmarcher 7y ago
Not a professional, but I often use manual mode with auto-iso enabled (and auto wb... and auto focus, etc) on in case I want a specific shutter speed and aperture. Arguably not fully manual, but hey! Yes, fully manual is the best way to mis

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