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by kraftman 4y ago
this looks great. what is 'çreative' doing under the hood?
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by kraftman 4y ago
I have to switch from my 43" screen to my 15" laptop when travelling and I always hate it. I find it so much more productive to have everything open at once and not have to tab between windows.
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by kraftman 4y ago
There was a guy a few years ago who wrote addresses as puzzles and they got delivered: https://metro.co.uk/2014/07/17/prankster-writes-puzzles-inst...
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by kraftman 4y ago
unit tests are comments that are forced to stay up to date and attached to the code they are for.
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by kraftman 4y ago
Not my entire life, but competing with my girlfriend/wife. Trying to win arguments instead of trying to solve the problem. Holding onto resentments instead of letting them go. We used to have huge arguements all the time, it took havi
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by kraftman 4y ago
The 'n' is really to help the flow as you are talking, so it depends on if you pronounce the 'h' or not. In british english you would nont say 'an historical' or 'an hyphothesis' since both are pronou
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by kraftman 4y ago
I came to HN today specifically to see what crazy stuff people are doing with ChatGPT today. I think its a fast moving field and its scary and interesting
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by kraftman 4y ago
I think he means literally on the bank notes and coins.
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by kraftman 4y ago
I think 200 would be technically correct but most people would assume 300+ for 'hundreds'.
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by kraftman 4y ago
I worked for a few years on a project developing a content using openresty, if you're interested in other Lua uses/jobs.
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by kraftman 4y ago
I've never seen any of these on mobile or desktop, and I use spotify a lot. Is it a setting? The most annoying thing they've done for me on mobile is blend 'your library' with songs and artists ive recently listened to.
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by kraftman 4y ago
Some people don't live in the US or keep track of fuel prices: for them it's interesting to know that they are dropping again. It's also spun up a few interesting threads. I don't think it's entirely useless informa
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by kraftman 4y ago
I believe it has also come up a few times in other forms. There was a post about the use of dithering, then another post in response to that, and so on.
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by kraftman 4y ago
On the subject of sleep, there's no point in both staying up if you don't need to. Take it in shifts so you both get rest.
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by kraftman 4y ago
I wrote this a week after our first: Prepartum - don't be afraid to call the hospital/go in before birth. At one point we were worried that the baby wasn't moving enough, at another point we thought labour might have started
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by kraftman 4y ago
I would be interested to know how many people are actually using copilot to generate entire chunks of code that they don't understand. For me it's just autocomplete on steroids, its not answering any questions I don't know th
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by kraftman 4y ago
It's common in france due to the amount of nuclear
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by kraftman 4y ago
Could you elaborate on why?
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by kraftman 4y ago
Where I work this would be a 5x developer
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by kraftman 4y ago
If you read the comment in good faith, which you should, I don't think they are saying they are the victim. I think they're saying that it's a problem on both sides, which is true. Having empathy for one side doesn't det
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by kraftman 4y ago
Shouldn't those people be supported by the system and not in encampments?
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by kraftman 4y ago
I think you're overloading 'dealt with' with your own assumptions. Providing support for these people so they don't need to be there is a valid way to deal with the problem
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by kraftman 4y ago
What kind of person would be there and not unlucky?
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by kraftman 4y ago
Theres a comparison here vs other standard PSU sizes: https://hdplex.com/pub/media/image/Product/250WGaN/overview/...
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by kraftman 4y ago
You can get 90 degree adapters for the motherboard power connector and PCI, and low profile ram. the issue then is getting a low profile heatsink for the CPU. There are waterblocks but not many with edge ports. There are also boards like th
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by kraftman 4y ago
I live in europe but work for a US company, so I do ~ 3pm - 11pm, and I absolutely love it. Instead of sitting inside all day while its sunny and then having free time just as its getting dark and everything is closing, I can enjoy (most) o
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by kraftman 5y ago
It was harder to interview while employed than while on paternity leave?
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by kraftman 5y ago
I think there are two seperate issues. One is the dishes, and the divide of labour. Of course both of those should be equal in the way that both people deem fair. The second is about respect and attitude and empathy towards your partner. It
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by kraftman 5y ago
Pretty similar to you, I commit as often as possible, but I also push whenever I commit so that its backed up. Then once its ready for review, I do an interactive rebase to try and group the commits into useful chunks for the people reviewi
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by kraftman 5y ago
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