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by kfajdsl 4y ago
I think (not sure though) that's because of them using an outdated version of electron. So things just working should get better as app devs upgrade their dependencies.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
Yep, this so much. Working for somebody else, where I have little stake in the company? I won't just put in the bare minimum to not get fired, but I also won't work absurd hours, especially on a salary. My own stuff? I'm read
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
It seems at least recent versions of the Tesla Model S and X have seperate computers for their infotainment system and autopilot [1]. That wouldn't have helped out the guy from the article, though, I believe he was manually controlling
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
I basically failed because almost all of the selections were random tiny roads in subdivisions (thanks Atlanta sprawl). Got all the roads with thru traffic though!
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
> What I think really stops NixOS from gaining mainstream popularity ... is the inability of just downloading binaries and running them This is THE reason I switched from NixOS back to a mainstream distro (Fedora). However, I still use N
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
This is weird to me because I've only been in like 3 "shoes on" homes. Most people I know are "shoes off". I live in Atlanta. Granted, all 3 of those homes were varying levels of filthy to me.
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
I have that exact laptop, abd my only gripe is battery life. How's that holding up for you?
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
Every time I see things like this it makes me so grateful that we have a state scholarship (HOPE). I pay like $200 a semester on tuition, then around $1000 on other school fees. If I don't have to relocate for job opportunities (curren
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
Tailwind is best used with components. If you're repeating yourself, it should probably be a component.
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
I switched over from pulseaudio to pipewire last week, and I can say it just works (tm), which is the highest praise I can give something like this as a non-power-user.
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
Don't forget bundles
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
I smiled.
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
Ha, I went from Ubuntu > Arch > NixOS and I think I'm finally happy (famous last words, I know). This rings true for me.
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
The way I currently pin packages is to just import a specific commit hash of nixpkgs as a variable. Niv[0] is a tool that makes doing that and updating very painless. [0]: https://github.com/nmattia/niv
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
You can already see this in younger kids who haven't touched a proper computer but use a tablet or phone every day. Though, I think most will be fine as they grow older, with PC gaming and school at least. Speaking of school, I'm
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
I consciously leave a lot of the Google data collecting features on. More than once, Google search suggestions have been freakishly good; this is coming out of my ass, but I feel like they might use your contacts for suggestions, which I us
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
> Recently I've been doing a proof of concept in Georgia Can you disclose where in Georgia? I'm just curious as a resident of the state ;)
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
Not sure if you're already doing this or not, but walking to the bus stop with friends (no adults) and playing outside after school were both the main ways I got independence in my suburban childhood. As long as I was home before dark,
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
I've gotten that exact thing on Google but for some stack overflow questions or articles. However, they were usually pretty far down the list, though still on the first page.
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
The way I would use it is for porting scripts used in a work environment to a GUI so my non-programmer coworkers can use them too.
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
> Consider for example needing to make a change to a view but your existing view has tons of data access logic embedded right in it. You can separate these out. Treat public functions from your data/business logic layer as if they w
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
Yeah, all the different files in different directories in a Phoenix project is pretty overwhelming. I would recommend going through the official Phoenix guides before messing with some of the generators or libraries, that helped me a lot. A
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
My rule of thumb for tools is to always first buy the cheapo Harbor Freight special (I'll get something a little better for precision tools) and if that tool breaks then that means I use the tool enough to justify getting something bet
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
Oh my god, that's hilarious. I was wondering why my lap was warm all of a sudden. Htop said firefox was the culprit so I closed out all my tabs except this one. Then I read your comment, opened the page, and scrolled all the way to the
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
It was because in the beginning they wanted to put the idea that belters were different in people's head, but to do it the entire series would be too expensive. They got rid of the issue in-universe with the bone-growth meds (?) that M
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
If it makes you feel any better, I'm young enough to have grown up playing Halo: Reach, Minecraft, and Battlefield 3, and I mostly turned out fine so far, I think.
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
I basic used `:defer t` for a while (Doom Emacs lazy loaded under the hood), but when I switched to my own config I decided to just run it in daemon mode and use `:demand t` on everything. I didn't like pauses sometimes when opening a
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
I've never experienced this. I autostart emacs in daemon mode, and right now my desktop's uptime is... 3 days. And that's only because I updated my kernel, normally I'll go for a lot longer than that.
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
I think many of the responses from Linus over the years shows that Linux never needed that test ;)
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by kfajdsl 5y ago
Specifically with learning street names and layouts, a big benefit goes hand in hand with using GPS imo: when I start directions to a new place, I can quickly glance at the map and pretty much know what I need to do for most of the trip. Th

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