koromak

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by koromak 2y ago
Working at company B Working at company B Working at company B Working at company A Working at company A
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by koromak 2y ago
I have my lid open with my externals, I never seen my monitor alone fail to wake, but sometimes all displays refuse to turn on, even the laptop built in. Doesn't happen every time, but maybe 1/10 tries
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by koromak 2y ago
I miss playing Elite Dangerous
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by koromak 2y ago
When is an app ever this simple? 95% of the time, you're transforming or combining data in the backend, between the client and the DB. Tables are never so pristine.
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by koromak 2y ago
I find and listen to plenty of new music, for some reason I find it hard to listen to the teenage stuff. Even though I love it, its too fraught. But, its not like I love any of the new music I find. I can like it, but I'm never going
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by koromak 2y ago
I gave up trying to center fonts and icons in every situation. I can't explain to my boss that I need 3 days to center a fucking button, especially when he doesn't even notice the problem to begin with.
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by koromak 2y ago
Demons Crest on the SNES was an absolute blast, don't know why it isn't talked about these days. I think its better than the SNES castlevanias, and close to Metroid.
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by koromak 2y ago
At least on the Robinhood and crypto side, I think 20-somethings are just absolutely desperate. They look at their parents generation and see everything they aren't allowed to have. Working harder won't buy them a house. So they l
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by koromak 3y ago
I don't know how they can improve the game. Better art and music, but mechanically its already as close to perfect as you can get. I don't think a better balanced and mechanically rich deck builder exists.
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by koromak 3y ago
I feel like it gets easier and slower . Obviously not at first, but a decade or two in? Once you start knowing all of those things you didn't know, you realize just how much consideration is required for every decision.
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by koromak 3y ago
I'm actually sympathetic to the cloud provider angle. As of right now, that is the natural trajectory. The majority of high-value customers are going to go through a cloud provider. Maybe some kind of new license is in order. Open sour
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by koromak 3y ago
Yup thats exactly it. Thanks!
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by koromak 3y ago
Does this have shared workspaces? Absolutely hate clickup, this seems like a good replacement if I can share workspaces
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by koromak 3y ago
I actually "solved" this problem, though not for logging, and other restrictions made me move away from it. In our case it was for Row Level Security, but essentially we get our userId from a JWT in our API (you should already hav
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by koromak 3y ago
What happens if a war with Taiwan does break out? Who's poised to pick up the slack?
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by koromak 3y ago
Hate to pile on, but this is absolutely not the definition of functional programming. Functional programming uses stateless, immutable transformations to contorl data flow. The second you instantiate an object with some internal properties
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by koromak 3y ago
40 years ago I wrote Assembly that ran directly on the CPU. You could modify the registers directly. Then these crazy people came along and made a compiled language? And it outputs... Assembly? I'm sorry, but a huge chunk of todays &qu
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by koromak 3y ago
Some of them don't have any holes
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by koromak 3y ago
But haven't these things been found all over the world? Like as far as Vietnam. We've found hundreds of them. "Its a cool object" doesn't quite explain its ubiquity, or the fact that they are almost identical lookin
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by koromak 3y ago
You find a company who does Godot ports and pay them, with zero visibility into the underlying tech
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by koromak 3y ago
In the PC-to-console world, there is no open solution. Everyone either builds their own ports, or (more likely) pays a porting company to do the work for them, who in turn have built there own solution. Console developer kits are proprietar
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by koromak 3y ago
1) Its still very, very high in energy. We're built to use it. 2) Fruits contain all sorts of good vitamins and minerals along with sugar. Two birds with one stone. 3) I don't know if we are any less "attuned" to it than
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by koromak 3y ago
Always wanted to try this, but I've got a hangover from my highschool days. I was bad at math, or it was taught very badly, or both. I'm worried I'd need to start from zero, like Algebra 1 and Geometry
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by koromak 3y ago
On free runners I'd regularly hit the 1 hour limit. Took some time to set up self-hosted through EC2 and really optimize caching, its now down to 10-20 mins, depending on the repo. Most of that is because of the self-hosted runners, th
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by koromak 3y ago
I certainly am unused to it! maybe I’ll ask some advice: I’m trying to build a circuit simulator. It’s got two main problems to solve: placing and connecting drag and drop electrical components, and the simulation itself. How would you go
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by koromak 3y ago
Until C# is first class, I still find GDScript more comfortable
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by koromak 3y ago
Hypnospace Outlaw is the absolute MVP of this category. That game is a trip.
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by koromak 3y ago
Bitburners does a pretty good job. Its an idle game with fairly limited "OS" emulation, but the best solutions require real thought and programming knowledge. You'll be writing scripts to scan the net for open ports, automati
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by koromak 3y ago
I would love a write up on design philosiphy. I'm currently learning Godot coming from web dev, and finding the distributed business logic impossible to organize. I just don't know who, what, or where business logic should be. My
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by koromak 3y ago
Thats wild to me. Payment data is like, the most relational. You need to learn 20 different data models and all their many interconnected relationships just to implement a custom API integration. Maybe thats why it sometimes feels like pu

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