leeoniya

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   by leeoniya 4y ago

   software engineering probably requires at minimum, using conditional logic, using a debugger, looking at stack traces and a profiler, and working with data structures / algorithms. only doing HTML and CSS doesnt have any of this. thing
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   by leeoniya 4y ago

   i'm a simple man: i see ciechanow.ski, i press "like"
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   by leeoniya 4y ago

   https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95
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   by leeoniya 4y ago

   > a digital copy for myself "myself" being the operative word here. you can make 100 copies for yourself . what you can't do is make a copy that you give to someone else while simultaneously retaining access to the origin
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   by leeoniya 4y ago

   i was also curious, very bizarre. also 120 forks. https://star-history.com/#getcursor/cursor here's what that looks like compared to hitting the HN front page for ~12hrs: https://star-history.com/#
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   by leeoniya 4y ago

   > Google who have 50 different things their bread and butter is search ads, which means they should have second-to-none search quality. but they don't. google knows more about me than my wife, yet fails to give me even remotely rele
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   by leeoniya 4y ago

   > It's still getting starred... clearly you did too good a job on the README
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   by leeoniya 4y ago

   "think this makes us lazy?" "nah, we're still in the V shape" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPLK1zvPb-U
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   by leeoniya 4y ago

   i've seen advice on the webs for useReducer instead of a lot of useState's...which feels a lot closer to the class-component this.setState(). is there a good reason not to uniformly rely on useReducer everywhere in a codebase?
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    unless it's dead, which Excel isnt.
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    i failed a 7:30am calc class in my freshman year of engineering school that was a 1 mile hike uphill in the middle of winter...NOPE!
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    hopefully the existing content will remain online/preserved?
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    compared to https://typesense.org/ ?
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    > I don't want G wants it
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    i was gonna bring up https://github.com/redox-os/orbtk only to discover it's no longer under active development.
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    the actual saying is "last place you think to look" or "last place you expect" (because it's so obvious / uninteresting). but that doesnt make a joke.
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    maybe https://github.com/bjorn3/rustc_codegen_cranelift https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/107afei/cranelift_mol...
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    if you're someone who is willing to invest time into researching regedit workarounds (which will eventually reset or cease to work), then looking into desktop linux is perfectly viable...and not theoretically, but practically perfect.
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    > The workaround is to uninstall Windows
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    you may also like: https://nicholas.carlini.com/writing/2019/javascript-doom-cl...
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    there was an infuriating segment on the local news last night that single-use/disposable coffee cups (e.g. keurig) are somehow "greener" because they supposedly use water/energy more efficiently than "traditional&qu
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    RIP Auto-Tune
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    > and the stock price has plummeted since I left. that describes pretty much every tech company in the past 18 months ;)
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    apparently this will fix long-standing issues with multi-monitor setups. also https://www.phoronix.com/news/KDE-Plasma-5.27-Multi-Monitor release is scheduled for 2023-02-14: https://community.kde.org/S
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    For KDE Plasma 5.27 we did a big refactor on how the screens are managed(notmart.org)

    4 points by leeoniya 4y ago|2 comments
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    > I immediately questioned cavitation and that link delivered. of course, [super]cavitation can do incredible things for efficiency through water as well. maybe even more-so! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VA-111_Shkv
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    and then became an infamous patent troll https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellectual_Ventures
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    checks calendar...
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    my automatic Aqua Terra (8800 movement) maintains this (or better) accuracy, which i find astounding for a mechanical gear train that oscillates at 3.5Hz. i definitely would expect a well-tuned quartz movement to outperform this significant
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    by leeoniya 4y ago

    better link to original: https://www.theleaderonline.com/single-post/the-leader-told-...