keithnz

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by keithnz 6y ago
depending what you are doing, I find remote desktop solutions to be pretty good. However, multi monitor can be problematic.
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by keithnz 6y ago
yeah, didn't know what to post, I just found them via a local news site.... https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/afternoons/audio/2...
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by keithnz 6y ago
I found the video course quite interesting. Interesting they directly call out startup culture as promoters of bullshit
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Calling Bullshit(callingbullshit.org)
4 points by keithnz 6y ago|4 comments
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by keithnz 6y ago
I dunno, I don't buy things when I don't think the pricing is fair, regardless of whether I can afford it, as a gamer, $25 gets you a lot of good games that you keep forever. This one, you don't keep, to me it just doesn&#x2
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by keithnz 6y ago
my leader character is space, makes things super easy
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by keithnz 6y ago
the biggest problem is you buy the game for $25 and it only lasts 6 months, that seems a bit crap, doesn't really make sense to me to sell it as a limited time license, which is why I never bought it. But then I'm not exactly the
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by keithnz 6y ago
we have no evidence of anything yet, we have nothing yet to suggest that all the energy of the universe came into existence. Currently it seems like it is eternal. Big bang is just the point of inflation, it doesn't tell us much abou
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by keithnz 6y ago
I work with a few! So may have to get our pod registered as endangered species, I could monetize it by selling sightseeing tours for web and backend devs to see what real engineers look like.
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by keithnz 6y ago
oi, I'm not extinct, it's just many embedded programmers, especially bare metal programmers, tend to hang out in very different places, if they hang out anywhere on the net at all.
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by keithnz 6y ago
I've played factorio for years and more recently just focused mainly on speed runs for launching rocket. While there is some analogy between factory design and software design, I wouldn't read too much into it. The biggest lesson
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by keithnz 6y ago
an OARC style one would likely work well given how distributed everyone is around the globe
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by keithnz 6y ago
sure, sometimes your approach is at fault, but as the rule says, sometimes it's just a surprising bottleneck. Having done a lot of embedded work, I've found that many of those can often be fixed in a straightforward manner. Somet
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by keithnz 6y ago
I think maybe you are misreading the rule, it doesn't say don't optimize, it says when optimizing, don't guess from the code where the bottleneck is, go measure it.
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by keithnz 6y ago
This tends to be a hot button issue for many, but just as a counter to your "ridiculous" claim, history tells us many things, including being able to intercept dangerous communication can stop VERY bad things happening to societie
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The new CSS property that boosts your rendering performance(web.dev)
1 points by keithnz 6y ago|0 comments
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by keithnz 6y ago
it wasn't about coworkers.... when people are working they often get paid the same no matter what their productivity is, so the motivations are different
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by keithnz 6y ago
There's also some "dark patterns" like in the info section, if you click the twitter link, it trys to make you tweet the link to the webpage.
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by keithnz 6y ago
I'll abuse it all I like. At the end of the day it's a format standard for versions, whether you use it semantically or not. It has a well designed mechanism for comparing versions. It allows adding of meta data to the version, s
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by keithnz 6y ago
This guidance is what I like to think of as something to help shape ones mindset rather than a golden law. It can help you make a choice for lack of better information. But there maybe better ways to make a choice if you have better infor
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by keithnz 6y ago
well, if you apply the principle in the article, if they leaked badly, they would be regarded as inadequate, so you'd swap them with the best you could afford.
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by keithnz 6y ago
as an aside, for our embedded system we use https://github.com/ARMmbed/littlefs for our flash file system, it has a bit of a description on its design and its copy on write system so that it can handle random power los
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by keithnz 6y ago
I agree.... here's https://phys.org/news/2017-01-universe-trillion-galaxies.htm... where it's 2 trillion. Which is 1 galaxy for every dollar in the US Coronovirus stimulus package or 256 galaxies per person
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Vuejs 3.0 RC(news.vuejs.org)
1 points by keithnz 6y ago|0 comments
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by keithnz 6y ago
I started on IRC not too long after it was invented, and I saw, even in the terminal days, lots of "regular" people use it, once SLIP and PPP became popular, things like mIRC made it pretty easy for most people. Microsoft even
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by keithnz 6y ago
It seems much more directly comparable with CBOR/JSON as they mention it a lot https://amzn.github.io/ion-docs/guides/why.html#dual-format-... . I use CBOR quite a bit. It sounds like it doesn't re
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by keithnz 6y ago
surely going by the OPs inversion, you'd ask 'What is preventing us trying something new this weekend?'
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by keithnz 6y ago
I did start similar things over 10 years ago. Where I am at these days is just text files ( markdown ) nested into folder structures. I've found this the most sustainable for quite a few years and it's been super useful. Main th
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by keithnz 6y ago
radius on front cover doesn't work in firefox
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by keithnz 6y ago
I used to work for Sabre, they do a lot more than just bookings, they provide all the software to run an airline basically. I worked in the area for scheduling air crew. But also crossed over into all the flight tracking. Their systems hol

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