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by jrsj 4y ago
I've mostly used Ubuntu in the past & decided to try EndeavourOS and I don't think I'll go back. I've had a great experience with it.
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by jrsj 4y ago
It's not really what I would want on the desktop, but I did mess around with it a little and it's pretty interesting. Next time I need to set up a server for something I think I'll probably use it.
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by jrsj 4y ago
If they actually wanted Ubuntu desktop usage to go up instead of down this is exactly what they would have done
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by jrsj 4y ago
I can't recommend EndeavourOS enough. You get all the good parts of Arch with an easy to use graphical installer, XFCE or another DE + great Nvidia support out of the box.
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by jrsj 4y ago
Things are getting more serverlesss too. With Deno Deploy, Cloudflare Workers, etc I see myself eventually wanting to run most of my application on platforms like this, and a serverless & distributed database makes that much easier
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by jrsj 4y ago
Technically yes but just because they have a scheduled major release every 6 months doesn’t mean you’re going to see significant breaking changes. They’re not as conservative as Ember in that regard (still on 3.x!) but relative to React, Vu
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by jrsj 4y ago
This isn't really why most developers are choosing to use what they're choosing to use today, but in the long term the most granular serverless compute available is going to be running on V8 isolates, not containers. With JS (&amp
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by jrsj 4y ago
You might be interested in this if you weren't already aware of it https://blitzjs.com/ I've been using their superjson library with Remix & its pretty much solved all of my client/server type issues.
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by jrsj 4y ago
Angular is basically headed down the same path that Ember went down IMO. A stable & mature but declining framework. The same could ultimately happen to React as well. I'm working on a new project right now using Remix, which is gre
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by jrsj 4y ago
Remix is worth checking out as well. I've had a great experience with it so far.
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by jrsj 4y ago
It’s unfortunate that the tax credits are as restrictive as they are. A large portion of eligible vehicles are going to end up manufactured in Mexico instead of the U.S. anyways, and it’s created an artificial barrier for Hyundai who is pro
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by jrsj 4y ago
> Both of these problems do not occur if you take the time to understand the tooling React gives you. Wait, there’s people in this industry who are taking the time to understand things before using them?
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by jrsj 4y ago
Happens a lot more with stimulants, meth being the worst. Amphetamine psychosis can be permanent & irreversible with heavy enough use.
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by jrsj 4y ago
Yeah I guess I just did that in the reverse order so my perspective is a bit different lol I suppose this is something I mainly notice with people < 30. Chipotle is about the healthiest thing they eat & they legitimately have no idea
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by jrsj 4y ago
A lack of knowledge about cooking is imo the single biggest cause of health issues in the United States. People generally know that real food is healthier, but it’s not convenient and they don’t know how to cook so it’s really not even an o
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by jrsj 4y ago
Is faster absorption really that big of a deal? Highly developed countries like Japan and South Korea that eat a lot of white rice seem considerably healthier than the U.S. as an example. I don’t really know much about this topic but I alwa
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by jrsj 4y ago
It really isn’t BS at all. I’m in Ohio and almost nobody I know under the age of 40 knows how to cook anything that doesn’t come out of a can or a box. “Prepared at home” in many cases is just warming up processed foods or combining a coupl
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by jrsj 4y ago
In many places it’s either not an option or not one that you’re going to find almost anywhere most people shop. As far as I know in my city the only place to find real bread is Whole Foods (where the inventory is limited and inconsistent) o
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by jrsj 4y ago
I don’t think it should be that difficult to deal with this. If you no longer find it appropriate for children, fine. Don’t give it to your kids then. But books ought to be preserved as written imo, not modified to meet todays arbitrary mor
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by jrsj 4y ago
Even if he wanted to work within those journalistic organizations and everything he said was true, they wouldn’t publish it. There’s really no other option for him at this point.
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This just isn’t nearly as compelling as the U.S. wanting to blow it up to prevent Germany from even having the option of using it.
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by jrsj 4y ago
How long until it’s a common part of the interview process to do a brain scan for wrongthink?
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by jrsj 4y ago
Problem is there won't be any sites which actually refrain from editorializing because they'll all be open to lawsuits over content on their site. That would be bad enough on its own, but a site which had that kind of content poli
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by jrsj 4y ago
You just described basically the entirety of finance
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“Bitcoin fans” != “crypto fans”. Much higher % of Bitcoin fans were skeptical of yield products from the beginning, prefer to hold their own coins, and are generally distrustful of the crypto market in general. It’s far from a monolithic gr
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by jrsj 4y ago
Bitcoiners were also generally skeptical of this. BTC and crypto often gets lumped together but many of those who prefer Bitcoin have been skeptical about stuff like this from the beginning. Lightning Network also has some interesting capab
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If you think BMW is bad now wait until you see what Mercedes and VW have been up to
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It’s more than that, it’s also that all of the wannabe journalists out there have contempt for people that are more successful than them that are lower social status. That being said I don’t think that has anything to do with Amazon in this
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by jrsj 4y ago
Yep, you're right. I guess all that felt longer ago than it actually was
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Hadn't Starmer already replaced Corbyn by the last election? I don't think you can blame this on him. I don't think he's really the most unpopular element of Labour either. Even after most media was slandering him as an

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