koromak

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by koromak 3y ago
I find using main a little obnoxious, but like who cares that much?
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by koromak 3y ago
Mos + MX Master 3 has been everything I need. It takes some fiddling between Mos and Logi Options to get the scroll feeling good, but you can get there.
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by koromak 3y ago
Does anyone have a good overview of threading on AWS? Every time I read about it I get confused, it seems like there are wildly different rules depending on the context. Lambda is different than ECS which is different from EC2
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by koromak 3y ago
But be careful, because if you're on a small team you'll inevitably become the CI guy. And your boss might not really appreciate that you're putting less product code out.
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by koromak 3y ago
Tell that to your boss. Also if google wants to, I'm sure they can obscure it
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by koromak 3y ago
I want to have an idea this fun and useless. I'm always so charmed by things like this.
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by koromak 3y ago
Its absolutely not the same thing from a hardware perspective. Normal components always operate on bits. We see "5", but the computer sees (at least) 3 bits. It then sends its output as bits to the next one. A 5 must require 3 wir
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by koromak 3y ago
I think the worst part of dynamic (JS) websites is the air gap between client and server. Its so painfully obvious compared to a static site. The Data flow feels like client->transform->api->transform->server->db->server-&
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by koromak 3y ago
I don't know why everyone assumes "more startups!" is an unambiguously good thing. This industry is changing the world, but probably not for the better.
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by koromak 3y ago
The Third Man is absolutely fantastic. Its not just good for its time, it holds up even today.
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by koromak 3y ago
I bootcamped Windows for the first time since 8, its unimaginable how miserable the experience is. Its genuinely disgusting, my desktop feels like a Subway station with shitty ambulance chaser ads and Graffiti spread all over it. Its remark
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by koromak 3y ago
So Google working as intended
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by koromak 3y ago
The crasiest part is that they train the neurons by just pulsing them in a "pleasing" way. ...what? Are they experiencing pleasure? It sounds a lot like they're experiencing pleasure.
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by koromak 3y ago
Nah. I play games on Windows because its easy, program on Mac because its comfortable, and deploy on Linux because its powerful. Its all good!
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by koromak 3y ago
Similarly, 4K video looks much better on a 1080p screen than a 1080p video. A youtuber posted a comparison, its easy to see even in a still image. Its all in their encoding algorithm.
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by koromak 3y ago
You can kinda argue whatever you want when it comes to this stuff. It doesn't really matter. Is the code readable? Does it not make me angry to look at? Yes? Then its good enough. I don't care if the object has one method that pro
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by koromak 3y ago
"As part of your study, reviewed and analyzed over 3800 open source code containing profanity in English and over 7600 profanity-free open source code on GitHub." Wow, over 3800 code? Thats so many code! And its my study? Even b
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by koromak 3y ago
I started using Godot for the first time last week! First attempt at game dev. I'm finding it quite friendly to learn.
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by koromak 3y ago
The problem for me is that the shortest path often has nothing to do with the "best" path. Committing to it means you're never actually going to get it working right. You're going to get a knot in your stomach a year l
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by koromak 3y ago
We heard so much negativity about SQLAlchemy that we decided to make our own lightweight query builder instead. 8 months later, and we're using SQLAlchemy... The SQL language is wildly complex. It is seriously not trivial to make a ful
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by koromak 3y ago
Managing environments / staging / cicd / configurations is like the hardest part of my job. Its fundamentally messy.
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by koromak 3y ago
AWS should make it easy to know which permissions are needed. That is really the problem here. You should be able to dry-run a stack deployment, and get a response with every single permission needed at the finest granularity possible. Ther
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by koromak 3y ago
The idea of "buckets" here is purely to speed up search time, at a very low level. Don't think about it in the context of a web server or database storage, its way more base than that. Its literally just arrays in memory. The
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by koromak 3y ago
Its kind of confusing that the author use JS objects (aka hashes) as an entry inside the HashMap he's building. I think building the concept of a hash from the ground up would be more illuminating.
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by koromak 3y ago
How do you use the xreal? Looks interesting, never heard of it before. Is it mostly an entertainment thing or do you actually do work with it? Hows the pixel density? Does a virtual monitor look as good as a real 2k screen?
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by koromak 3y ago
They only have a single programmer...
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by koromak 3y ago
Theres also a Miami accent. People born and raised in Miami, fluent in english, yet have a particular kind of spanish accent.
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by koromak 3y ago
I fucking hate the financial system
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by koromak 3y ago
There needs to be a way to incentivize long-lived, stable corporations. Maybe going public simply makes that impossible, but the target of consistent profit rather than infinite growth is so much heather. I guess that don't make VC mon
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by koromak 3y ago
Heres a crazy idea - How about 40 hours a week?

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