konart

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721.
by konart 5y ago
You can't see the picture unless you click the link though. My point in that the title should be give better information even without the article itself.
722.
by konart 5y ago
>Words can have different meanings in different contexts. Sure. It would be much better to put it as "perfectly preserved fossil" or something like that. I understand that for people who read articles about “perfectly preserved
723.
by konart 5y ago
The title sound like they have found an embryo in some sort of permafrost with DNA and everything else.
724.
by konart 5y ago
>It’s horseradish to me (Russian) Well, that's a one way to say it for sure, but that's almost the most delicate way, lol.
725.
by konart 5y ago
>3-Way Adjustable Tenting Looks too easy to break. Anyway - I've tried ErgoDox some years ago and realised it's two flaws: - too light - not enough buttons if you need to type in more than one language and your second language
726.
by konart 5y ago
Alacritty. Not as featureful which is rather a plus for me.
727.
by konart 5y ago
Preferred it while I was still on Firefox (now on Edge)
728.
by konart 5y ago
You are one our of many
729.
by konart 5y ago
>our cameras switched on and microphones switched off the whole day. Just seeing your colleagues work, is a real motivation to focus. This is like living in a nightmare tbh.
730.
by konart 5y ago
>How would you do that remotely? Give them a direction in a form a text(docs and code)\video resources and a few chants in Team (or whatever you are using) where they can ask question about the processes, code, repos, infrastructure etc.
731.
by konart 5y ago
>My patience Well, that's you. People are different. For some people it is easier to read a thread than a blog post that might be poorly formatted too.
732.
by konart 5y ago
Vivaldi, just like Opera back in a day has things integrated, yeah... They even have Philips Hue controls https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/miscellaneous/philips-hue/
733.
by konart 5y ago
for some reason wezterm is very slow for me. I can see how neovim window is being drawn...
734.
by konart 5y ago
Or tmux.
735.
by konart 5y ago
You can get Oracle Cloud Free for ... free.
736.
by konart 5y ago
I'm the different guy but here is my opnion: >Have you wrangled with JSON using Go? Absolutely dreadful. No it is not. You just take a json object, put it down as Go struct. Yes, it takes more time unlike in JS or Ruby but it makes
737.
by konart 5y ago
Any code can. The question which language makes it easier to write such code (assuming it still should be readable and maintainable, even by the new employees, even if they are not familiar with all the tech behind it)
738.
by konart 5y ago
I'd also like to point out that much depends on what kind of software you are developing. My main job for the past 5-6 years is system integration and I had a chance to compare Ruby and Go in this field. And this is definitely where I&
739.
by konart 5y ago
I think you just don't have enough practice, to be honest. I came to Go from Ruby (and Python too, but I mostly used it before 2.7) and soon enough all my hacks and "let's try it this way" projects were in Go. >It doe
740.
by konart 5y ago
Many places in the world can offer you such life even now. Yet you are writing it from a cozy sofa or something.
741.
by konart 5y ago
I don't think this is a major problem. Metal and ARM are.
742.
by konart 5y ago
...because panic and recovery is a whole different plane of existence. Recovery feature is a needed evil here, needless for a simple error handling.
743.
by konart 5y ago
Hopefully not and never.
744.
by konart 5y ago
>That's how I feel about macOS. It's for people who prioritize maximum animations over speed. For example, Finder is so slow compared to Windows Explorer. I love Windows. I love the customizability I love the speed, and even 15
745.
by konart 5y ago
You are not complaining, you are trying to find yet another straw.
746.
by konart 5y ago
I'm sorry, but this is just funny to say the least. I'm your average software developer when it comes to building software but I'm (and most people are) is your average Joe for the rest of the time. I don't really care
747.
by konart 5y ago
>99% of the time it's connected to the power outlet This. Now go outside and try this laptop as a mobile device. What's the point of comparing what is basically a workstation to a relatively thin mobile device? >I don't
748.
by konart 5y ago
Well, I've been hacking on Linux for 8 years and been a maintainer for a few packages in AUR so what? Even the way you present yourself here proves my point. This is not an OS for a comfortable life, it's a system for "hackin
749.
by konart 5y ago
>the OS is worse Worse than what? Windows, that is even in 2021 is still a clanky garbage. Or Linux (any distro) that can't be installed on a newest hardware without any trouble at all (my relatively recent experience). An even then
750.
by konart 5y ago
I'm not sure I understand how this would help if a user wants to stay mobile or what does this have to do with 'better investments'. What does saparate machine for work has to do with "compilation speeds" in the fir

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