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by leetbulb 8y ago
This, definitely. The highest job offers I've had in the southern-mid-west have been 80k-90k/yr, while out west, toward SF they've been closer to 150k/yr (sometimes more). If I were to go out west, pay would double, but
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Absolutely beautiful. Very smooth on the scrolling!
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by leetbulb 8y ago
I don't know much about particle physics, but this is a really nice way to think about "particles". Thank you!
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by leetbulb 8y ago
It's really nice to see a UI component library that is built on SC. I have multiple applications using React Semantic UI and it can sometimes be a pain to extend / compose its component's styles using SC (typically when worki
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by leetbulb 8y ago
try unplugging/re-plugging the monitor's power cable. i have this same issue every now and then and the only solution i've found is a hard power cycle of my monitor.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
you NEVER want your body to convert protein to glucose. it's your body's last resort of energy and is very destructive.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Right. Fasting is not a diet. "Keto" (i.e. Ketogenic Diet) is a diet. Both promote ketosis. Keto just promotes ketosis while sustaining life :)
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by leetbulb 8y ago
My longest stretch of keto (and lots of IF) was about a year. I lost around 100lbs. During that time, I rode a bit over 3000 miles on my bicycle, longest ride was 120 miles in a day (purely fueled by keto, coffee, and water - do not do this
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Keto is not exactly compatible with anaerobic exercise. If you're lifting or performing a mix of aerobic and anaerobic (e.g. running / sprinting intervals), your muscles still need some glucose. I'd suggest checking out the c
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by leetbulb 8y ago
This is cool. Not much else to say. I'm excited to give it a go this weekend.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Semantic UI React is amazing. I've used it to build a number of applications. My favorite thing is the interoperability between its various components.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
OSX/macOS has already been doing this for me for quite some time. I always try to frame my screenshots to look fairly "presentable." E.g.: https://i.imgur.com/rozu1Do.png Edit: I figure my comment probably co
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by leetbulb 8y ago
I believe this is true and if so, then the argument should be against package managers, not Docker specifically. Most (if not all) of the official Docker images are built either by compiling the binaries from source, properly installing the
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Just signed up :D Thanks!
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by leetbulb 9y ago
Doesn't seem any better than Photoshop's content-aware correction tool. Would love to see a side by side with the same images.
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by leetbulb 9y ago
I don't think that's a fair comparison. Would you say that something turing complete is more error prone than something that isn't?
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by leetbulb 9y ago
Seriously wtf... I'll honestly say that I fell for this click bait. If it said something along the lines of "blah blah... accelerometer" I would've checked it out, too, AND actually read it. But because of the shit click
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by leetbulb 9y ago
I second wire. Love it.
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by leetbulb 9y ago
Good ol' days :D
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by leetbulb 9y ago
Reminds me of "operating systems" I developed when I was a kid using Macromedia Studio.
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by leetbulb 9y ago
Thank you for the concise answer. I was just about to ask if you have a blog, but found your website in your HN profile. I know what I am doing for the rest of the night :P PS: Funny that we've both written a double ratchet implementat
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by leetbulb 9y ago
> It's not possible to engineer an autonomous system that never fails, but it is possible to engineer one in such a way that it never fails to detect that it has failed. Wouldn't the system doing the checking be considered an
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by leetbulb 9y ago
> A driver cheat which would auto-inject code on insertion would as far as I know require a 0-day exploit on Windows, and I have a hard time believing one of the cheat devs was sitting on one of those. Nowadays there's definitely a
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by leetbulb 9y ago
They've recently (within the past couple months) enabled automatic renew for credit cards.
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by leetbulb 9y ago
Running GitLab CI specifically is absolutely amazing on K8S... Thank you so much for your efforts.
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by leetbulb 9y ago
I purchased a $50 laser printer about a year ago as well. The stock toner cart is at most half used after printing multiple reams of paper. Inkjet's can suck it.
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by leetbulb 9y ago
Wire is awesome. Keybase is like Wire, but for teams...it's amazing. Encrypted file system for personal, public, and individual teams, chat, git repos...oh boy!
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by leetbulb 9y ago
Since version 2.0, Apollo Client no longer uses Redux. A large application I am currently working on uses both Redux and Apollo. They are two tools that serve different purposes, Apollo just happens to have built-in state management, an imp
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by leetbulb 9y ago
Expensive, especially if you are utilizing API Gateway. Otherwise, it's amazing.
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by leetbulb 9y ago
"Everything just works" - this is the reason I use macOS for my workstation and laptop. I don't have time to fumble around for six hours patching a driver for it to work with some slight variant hardware component (you know w

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