joshgachnang

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by joshgachnang 2y ago
Ahh my favorite professor and favorite class at UW. Remzi is great.
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
It's very helpful for race training. Speed work targets various paces, endurance I want to hold a certain pace over time, etc. I (and many people) have a tendency to go much too fast for long distances, so pace targets help me stay whe
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
I buy lotto tickets because my friends do a pool. I'm not sure I'd be happy with the money, but I am very sure I'd be very unhappy if I was a schmuck who didn't put in a very small amount (to me) of money to be in the po
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
Do you have any examples of the kinds of projects you would assign it to?
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
I don't think the suggestion is to "never" be subjected to collaboration, but certainly there should be a balance between collaboration and deep work that shouldn't be interrupted if possible.
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
This is the approach I take and it works well enough to let me wear it while sleeping. With a USB-C charger (faster) and not putting it back on until I'm all done getting ready, I rarely have to charge outside of showering.
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
We use this feature and it's actually been pretty handy. I still require my devs to write their own PR description (because of course they should), but it does give a few suggestions for things to look into as they review. Occasionally
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
I suppose it's to be expected since they spent $2.3bil on a music venue and sell tickets for hundreds to thousands per seat.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
Yup, agreed. Currently at 4 billion hashes and matching takes 30-120s. I haven't put effort into speeding it up yet because I'm using it for a trivia contest and we have a couple hours to figure out the clips.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
Incredibly done in 2003. There's a python library called dejavu[0] that does similar hashing. It mostly works to make your own Shazam (assuming you can source the data to hash!) [0] https://github.com/worldveil/dej
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
I'd love to see a source on your previous claims.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
This ignores that botnets, malware, etc exist.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
Ah yes, nothing illegal ever happens in the US.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
Most egregiously, IMO, was the Holdo Maneuver (jumping the rebel cruiser into the pursuing First Order ship). If that's a thing, why didn't they use that on the Death Star, the Executor, etc. Why weren't people building massi
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
It's a hell of a lot more than 3! The list of other agencies and fees I had to pay when buying my house and getting a mortgage were absolutely insane.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
0.1.0 might make more sense, but still not completely (backwards compatible with what?). Then again, it doesn't really matter. It's not like someone's going to accidentally install 0.0.1 because of semantic versioning not bei
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
That last one is a big caveat and a major reason I'm not interested in Flutter.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
It's not at all like Spotify. The library you get for $7.95/mo is very limited. If it was like Spotify I'd happily pay a hell of a lot more than that.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
Do you have a link or something re: your second point for those of us who might not know?
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
Maybe not for us, but for the vast majority of users, they'd pick not having to remember a username OR password for sure.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
At least it'll be at all (most?) of their US stores. I drove halfway across the country to NYC to get Google Glass. At least me and a couple friends turned it into a fun vacation.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
The colors having different meanings shouldn't come up in typical cases, because who's looking at their air quality map from two different countries? There's also a key to the upper left. It's interesting and well design
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
They're not the only one capable. But of the two mobile OS providers, they're the one that is.
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
I think it's more that if someone does it in a Tesla, it makes for good headlines and generates clicks, so we hear about it. Someone in my hometown confused the pedals in an ICE car a few years ago, made a small blurb in our tiny newsp
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
See if you can answer in about 6 minutes: What is the name of the first number one single on the billboard hot 100 to include the voice of Bob Dylan? This question was worth 110 points (points are 2000 / number of teams that answered),
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
Oh definitely not professional. I'm not sure the team that wins even gets money, but a trophy and bragging rights is worth a lot. It's a ton of fun and you can compete (mostly) online each year! Haha I'm going to steal Trivia
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
It's not specifically just for me but for my team at the World Largest Trivia Contest [0]. It's a 54 hour long contest, questions are broadcast over the radio, you have the length of 2 songs to call in the answers, and you can use
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by joshgachnang 3y ago
Meanwhile some car company is putting a Ryzen APU capable of playing Steam games in the infotainment system.
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by joshgachnang 4y ago
> Assuming 1mm stays the same YoY in 5 years That's a pretty big assumption.
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by joshgachnang 4y ago
Mine did the same before my mom whacked him and corrected that I was "a happy surprise" while glaring daggers at him.

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