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by jurschreuder 1y ago
There is a chip that can control keyboards with I2C interface, the ADP5587, handles all the delicacies of button pressing: https://www.analog.com/en/products/adp5587.html
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
It is though when you realise 60% of their revenue is from people clicking on "nike" to go to "nike.com". You cannot have a website anymore without paying tribute to gatekeeper Google. Consumers can switch any time they
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
I'm not a fan of Rust I'm more of a C++ guy but Ripgrep is also nice I always install it.
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
I think our numerical system is a bit like Fahrenheit. Fahrenheit draws a line between three points and assumes a "law in nature". This was false (short answer). The fact that there are things like PI for a circle means our numeri
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
They're also developing VR glasses. The company that is destroying children's mental health with phone addiction is developing VR glasses. I guess nobody cares
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
Software development is the only high-skilled work where people have managers. Doctors don't have managers. Lawyers don't have managers. Professors don't have managers. Architects don't have managers. Bankers don't
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
Only 10% of the energy used to make windmills is in the steel part. 90% is in the concrete foot. I love the wooden windmills please keep building them, but they look very expensive and labor intensive to make and reducing the energy it take
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
People in China could not open a url sent in Gmail. I happened to be in China, I tried to open the webpage and it worked, no firewall. I hovered on the link in Gmail and Chrome told me left bottom it was just that exact url. But when I open
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Also in my experience, but you have to take my word for it, C++ "feels" more mathematically correct than Python. For me as an experienced developer Python has more undefined behaviour because it executes slightly different every t
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Already all fixed in C++. And I don't know why now everything has to be beginner friendly. Then just use a high level language. C++ is never advertised as a high level language it's a mid-level language. Still with that even C++ h
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
This concept comes from Hopfield networks. If two nodes are on, but the connection between them is negative, this causes energy to be higher. If one of those nodes switches off, energy is reduced. With two nodes this is trivial. With 10 nod
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Finally something not-Rust!
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Ironically this post is #1 on my hackernews feed
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
I also did this also in Go about 8 years ago for a company. I wonder if that company still exists actually it was called SpotOn. Hmm they did seem to have gotten some more customers after I left but the website is all glitchy now so I guess
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
This is easy, just also circulate deep fakes with ultra positive things about the good politicians, like they're the only one to ever win 4 noble prizes etc
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Bruno is nice because unlike postman all the calls are defined in files that you can add to the git of your project. Only thing I don't like about Bruno is that you cannot generate a documentation from your api call tests.
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
I'm a startup founder doing startup right now. I'm experiencing burnout, by which I mean, after half a year of working 6-7 days a week 10-16 hours a day I really needed an 8 hour workday to get my focus back. Specially after worki
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
I am from Europe and from my point of view there ís really a wokeness problem in the US. The US is on average far more right wing mostly in the capitalistic sense than Europe. But it's difficult to talk to people from the US for me bec
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Universities always make things open source. I also make everything open source that I make for the university. It's because you cannot make money with it anyway and the university often allows it, so then it's really good for you
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Why is the US so hostile against Europe lately?
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
From an employer's perspective: Why hire someone if they're going to be remote? Then I might as well hire someone from Brazil. Almost the same culture, 1/8th the price. What's the difference for me as an employer if some
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
I don't need any managing I want the rest of the team to also be high performers and low performers go work in another team
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
I cannot agree less, C++ is the best and always will be. You youngsters made up this new dialect that can also compile with the C++ compiler. This is like people putting VS Code in dark mode thinking they're now also working in the Ter
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Isn't Flutter basically a way to use the C++ render engine from Chrome, with a "scripting" language most similar to Kotlin and Swift? Why not just use the Chrome render engine directly from Rust? Why all the extra steps?
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
But what about Clang and gcc?
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
The GET ones are actually easiest to write, like 30 seconds or something.
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Hixie on Who Builds Flutter(ln.hixie.ch)
3 points by jurschreuder 2y ago|1 comments
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Haha I actually thought about that maybe 8 times haha I just wrote it and pressed send but exactly that I wanted to edit later XD.
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
Github is empty, only forked projects and courses. This is like? Want me to build your house: I've taken a masonry course online. Show me at least 4 walls that you've built and if your specialty is walls and these are your demo wa
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by jurschreuder 2y ago
I think something like when a variable type in an enum was an interface it would destroy the galaxy or something, not 100% sure, would have to look it up... 1 sec. Here you Go: https://go.dev/doc/faq#variant_types

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