koromak

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by koromak 3y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bogleheads/ if anyone agrees. This has been my strategy for a couple years.
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by koromak 3y ago
Yeah Spintronics was absolutely a bit of a inspiration after the Steve Mould video he did. In fact I'm still racking my brain for some kind of physical analogy rather than circuits, since you can reason about them better. AlphaPheonix
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by koromak 3y ago
Might as well ask you. I’m toying with the idea of a zachronics style game about analog computing. Building the circuit sim currently. But I can’t tell if it would actually be fun, or if i can find a way to make it fun. Digital computing ha
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by koromak 3y ago
"Can't we just Nuke em'?"
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by koromak 3y ago
Don't give Suckerpinch any ideas
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by koromak 3y ago
I don't know how it works in Svelte, but react+MUIv4 (makeStyles) is effectively component scoped as well, in that your selectors will have a random prefix generated unique to each component. I actually find this really obnoxious. Its
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by koromak 3y ago
I can imagine a use case. For complicated queries, you end up performing a Cronenberg on your data in order to smash it all together with large join chains, or even creating new json columns that effectively return other "tables".
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by koromak 3y ago
I agree, PS5 has a real problem with a lack of games. AAA single-player development cycles have now gotten so absurdly long, a studio might release a single game an entire console generation, if the studio is brave enough to make a single p
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by koromak 3y ago
I'd love a short ID standard of some kind. There are so many situations where I just want a quick, ephemeral ID. Doesn't need to be cryptographically secure, collisions are expected. It would be nice to have something to import fr
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by koromak 3y ago
Well if it matters, I'm astounded at my airpod Pro's battery life. Going on four years of daily use, and I still get 3.5 hours straight hours out of them every night
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by koromak 3y ago
Ouch. The truth hurts.
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by koromak 3y ago
Are those bug ID's sequential? 100 thousand bugs fixed is quite a number
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by koromak 3y ago
At my last company the senior dev had all 5 wordpress employees do this. FTP, edit the files directly. He simply did not know how to use git, and did not care to learn. To be fair, it did work. Nothing ever blew up. We had hourly backups fo
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by koromak 3y ago
Cliff Stoll pops up everywhere
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by koromak 3y ago
On a much smaller scale, I used to use our CI server to build and deploy our CI server. But if it went down it was a huge pain. Not really worth it for the fuzzy feeling, just make it build offline.
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by koromak 3y ago
I don't even use Ruby but I read this guy's articles every time they're posted. Always very thoughtful, it helps me organize some of my own thoughts on Python's syntax.
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by koromak 3y ago
William Osman and Allen Pan commented on it in a recent-ish podcast, Allen used to run a space. Basically, the politics of the situation is impossible. Maintaining a space like that costs an incredible amount of money and time. You'd h
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by koromak 3y ago
I did the same, switched back to npm in 2018/19 as I saw the majority of packages I was using doing the same. But in 2022-2023, I feel like I'm starting to see a lot of yarn again. Maybe just anecdotal, or maybe something changed
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by koromak 3y ago
Someone in the comments here absolutely worked on these, and knew it was garbage the entire time
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by koromak 3y ago
The cart is driving the horse, and has been for a decade. People are tired of it.
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by koromak 3y ago
I understand that this is "prosecutable", but I feel like the domination of Chromium is more dangerous than their search monopoly.
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by koromak 3y ago
If I remember right the crew of the Endurance survived on seaweed for months
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by koromak 3y ago
I had trouble migrating my family actually. The old account owners couldn't accept the request to join my account as a side profile, because their profile already "existed". Even though we had canceled them. Waiting until the
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by koromak 3y ago
I would recommend you watch Grizzly Man as an introduction to him
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by koromak 3y ago
I don't know if that applies to solo developers. There is no "moving fast" when you're responsible for every little tiny piece of the thing, especially in an app like this that is necessarily maximalist.
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by koromak 3y ago
Look at how many bots infest online multiplayer games. Some portion of humans get a kick out of cheating.
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by koromak 3y ago
We'll just keep rolling through the 21st century with horribly outdated laws on every front, because the government can't function well enough to change them
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by koromak 3y ago
Yes, giving monopolies more power has historically been good for consumers
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by koromak 3y ago
I'm not even worked up about gaming specifically. I just think the FTC is failing horrifically at its job of protecting consumers from monopoly. The SEC is failing on its end too. Everything will just get slowly worse.
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by koromak 3y ago
Great, now do Pinochet

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