kraftman

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by kraftman 5y ago
My guess is that its for the same reason phones battery life hasn't really changed much over the years: the current range is enough for most people. 300 ish miles is enough for local driving for a few days without worrying about rechar
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by kraftman 5y ago
Defund is the opposite of fund. If fund doesn't imply that they had no money at all, defund shouldnt imply removing all their money. If the intention was to get rid of NASA, then the phrase would be "abolish NASA", "dism
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by kraftman 5y ago
If I said "the government needs to fund NASA" or "NASA needs funding", you wouldn't assume that they currently have no money.
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by kraftman 5y ago
So it's not broken or fucked up, it just: - is splintered - is divided - is hard to govern - has an economic structure that encourages division - has an increasing dive between the haves and have nots
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by kraftman 5y ago
What's a magic pee?
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by kraftman 5y ago
A long time ago I was thinking about this and how if you could better visualise the relationships between functions/modules, it would be clearer to see where there are issues with coupling and cohesion. I think for the most part it cou
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by kraftman 5y ago
I'd be less worried about the damage that the coffee is doing and more worried about the damage waking up at 6am every day is doing. (assuming that if you arent stopping for the day until 9pm you aren't going to sleep at 10pm)
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by kraftman 5y ago
your missing replying on hacker news, chatting on slack, chatting on whatever othe rchat program you use, etc.
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by kraftman 5y ago
I've tried a lot of different setups over the years at work and at home, with laptops, 3 monitors, thin monitors, vertical monitors, etc. I eventually settled on one 43 inch 4k monitor. I have it divided into 3 columns and 2 rows, and
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by kraftman 5y ago
it says in the article above that most werent connected to the sewers
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by kraftman 5y ago
I know thats the direction we're heading but do you have an example that's available now and realistic?
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by kraftman 5y ago
not sure if its the same for you, but for me each arrow up/down is equivalent to about 15-20 scrollwheel notches of my mouse, which is enough to see the other parts.
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by kraftman 5y ago
I don't usually like this kind of design, but in this case I like the way it works, and how the text pauses at interesting bits. Just my 2 cents. EDIT: I just tried with the arrow keys and agree that that's not a nice experience.
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by kraftman 5y ago
Could you describe the issue more? I've been using ubuntu for years and I've had plenty of issues, but cut and paste isn't one of them. It behaves exactly the same as windows for me.
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by kraftman 5y ago
That's simply not true, because /r/gonewild are extremely strict about not allowing OF creators. They can post under a seperate account but any mention of they're main account or OF results in a swift permanent ban.
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by kraftman 5y ago
I plug my car in whenever I get home, but it only ever charges between 1:30 and 8:30 am because thats when my electricity is cheapest, so thats when ive set it to charge. It's crude but if what you're saying actually became an iss
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by kraftman 6y ago
If you're interested, Wye comes from the name of the river, which means either to wander, or crooked hills. Either seem relevant given the strange way that the river wye goes from wide, slow meandering bends across floodplains into rap
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by kraftman 6y ago
Won't this cause issues with retraining? You'll end up with a high SNR and lower sync speed, which may solve the packet loss problem but isn't ideal. It would be better to either work out whether the router is the issue and r
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by kraftman 6y ago
You plug the GPU into the motherboard and it then asses the displayport over the thunderbolt connection.
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by kraftman 6y ago
well if there are enough 0.1x developers then the 1x developers are 10x developers really!
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by kraftman 6y ago
foveated rendering should solve this if it can be done well, as you're only rendering high quality where the eye is looking.
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by kraftman 7y ago
I recently switched key layouts and learned to properly touch type at the same time using keybr.com and a game called Typing of the Dead
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by kraftman 7y ago
"Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by kraftman 7y ago
Yeah, I think this separation of concern misses a step. Let's say you have controller -> Business logic layer -> Data access layer. The controller takes in some input, validates it, passes it to the business logic layer. The busi
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by kraftman 7y ago
Fixing bad code is like repairing an old building, you have to put in the scaffolding and supports (int/component tests) first to make sure it stays up before you gut it and check whats salvageable (refactoring and unit tests)
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by kraftman 7y ago
I think mocks in unit tests are a code smell, that indicates that the business logic has not been correctly isolated from the rest of the code, or that the code shouldn't be unit tested at all, and should instead be component/inte
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by kraftman 7y ago
I've had a very different experience. I work remotely and sometimes others at my company do, the people who are remote are always so much easier to hear than the people in big echoey conference rooms, no matter what mics they are using
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by kraftman 7y ago
I have a bunch of events and groups on facebook, what do you use instead of these?
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by kraftman 7y ago
They're both excellent mice, I really wish they would combine the best features of both: - battery life of the mx master - scrollwheel of the mx master - multi device of the mx master - bluetooth of the mx master - gesture button of th
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by kraftman 7y ago
I'm sure they'd have said the same thing about a computer being able to win Go not so many years ago...

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