koromak

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by koromak 3y ago
Like its 2015
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by koromak 3y ago
So far, security has always let me leave my laptop inside a thin sleeve, I just put a sticker on the sleeve and send it through.
93.
by koromak 3y ago
Had no idea Find My did this. I always leave it off for privacy reasons, but I'm realizing thats probably not worth it.
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by koromak 3y ago
Not at all into cryptography, but I did some research last time this was posted. Came to the conclusion that the only chance anyone has would involve: a) Hunting down and interviewing retired NSA employees b) Spending something like 12K (th
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by koromak 3y ago
If none of the board is industry, and none of the major shareholders are industry, why would they hire industry? Finance is becoming the only job that exists.
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by koromak 3y ago
I couldn't disagree more. If someone turned it off tomorrow I'd barely notice.
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by koromak 3y ago
Seems like you'd need to spend 12K in server cost if you wanted to find this in any reasonable amount of time.
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by koromak 3y ago
And yet npx is used constantly in the dev world. Theres a use case.
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by koromak 3y ago
Depends on the job I'm sure, but genuinely only have 3 good hours too. After 5-6, I may as well just not be working. I'm writing garbage code and I'm grumpy.
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by koromak 3y ago
Everyone hates yaml and I mostly agree. Should we start using something else? At least in the context of CI, I find .INI a little lacking, and TOML has similar gotcha's as yaml. At the very least its single-line restrictions frustratin
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by koromak 3y ago
Why do they even make new products at this point
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by koromak 3y ago
Oh god. I had to "learn" a Shopify-to-NetSuite integration tool, which effectively means learn shopify, learn Netsuite, and then learn this shitty tool which does nothing but connect inputs and outputs with zero explanation. Miser
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by koromak 3y ago
DOD must have plenty of assurance that Musk isn't a significant part of the equation. The dude brings so much risk with him.
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by koromak 3y ago
These have been fully debunked. They're panic attacks. The cops are having genuine reactions, but not from the drug.
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by koromak 3y ago
Also: This seems like such an obvious quality of life update. Is there a reason Chrome is dragging their feet? What about bun/deno? This could be a huge differentiator for them.
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by koromak 3y ago
I'm currently procrastinating my task of migrating an entire frontend from MomentJS to date-fns. I hate dates, and I hate this work. I would be overjoyed if we get a standard. Funnily enough, date-fns-tz is MUCH worse than moment-timez
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by koromak 3y ago
Only slightly related anecdote, happened just last week: My 90 year old family member is having their bathroom renovated. 5 shoebox-sized packages arrive at like 4am, labeled "Shower Door". My relative gets up very early, so they
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by koromak 3y ago
Mode Envoy, all copper internals. Not 400$, but with extra switches and keycaps its around there. I love the look and feel. The sound is a little thin, and I find the "lattice block" mounting system to be basically irrelevant mark
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by koromak 3y ago
In a way, I don't even consider floating point errors to be "flaws" with an algorithm like this. If the code defines a logical, mathematically correct solution, then its "right". Solving floating point errors is a s
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by koromak 3y ago
For the real luxury stuff, there aren't great options for a 95%+ layout. And they're typically more expensive without being as "high quality". The luxury keyboard world is very focused on small form factor. The only time
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by koromak 3y ago
I splurged and bought a 400$ keyboard. Its so stupid and I love it so much. It feels like a piece of heavy machinery. I'd say the mechanicalkeyboard crowd is a little more unhealthy. People in that world drop thousands a year on keyboa
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by koromak 3y ago
I don't think this has ever happened to me. More work = more tired.
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by koromak 3y ago
Not sure if lodash is still in fashion but I use their flow and fp_ functions often. I like the readability, and tree shaking still works.
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by koromak 3y ago
I would love to see you post source code like this, for any sufficiently complex frontend. Theres a reason people don't do this.
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by koromak 3y ago
Figuring out how to cut up the pie most likely
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by koromak 3y ago
for really small teams, does godot make more sense? I've always heard Unreal is too much to chew on
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by koromak 3y ago
"They don't know I watched a 20 minute video on relativity"
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by koromak 3y ago
Damn I kinda want to build little doohickeys and sell them on etsy instead of going to work every morning
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by koromak 3y ago
It literally does, if you're a publicly traded company.
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by koromak 3y ago
It'd be cool if there was another view that showed the relative size of each subsection, by lines of code. I don't really have an intuition about what most of the code is doing.

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