leetrout

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   by leetrout 2y ago

   Sometimes I lead book clubs that are purposefully short and low commitment. Especially for a book I know well I will pick a subset of chapters, (machete order, if you will) and run through them. I like to think it makes people curious enoug
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   For others that do not know: This is why python has wheels.
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   I'm glad to see we all take the same approach to these sorts of things ^_^ self.move_cursor_to_top() sys.stdout.write(output_string) sys.stdout.flush()
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   Your point is valid but it will "feel" different in VR. The stereoscopic effect bolsters the lower quality rendering. The aesthetic from the screen cap reminds me of the horizons style so this may have been intentional.
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   To be fair to them it sounds like the digital twin is 100% functional in VR which meets the need for training but the exhibits were merely mockups not functionally accurate.
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   I wish you the very best of luck. I bought a remarkable and while it works well the price is the most remarkable thing about it. Remarkable is also remarkably unfriendly toward their user base to be built on so much open source tech. They r
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   Ha! Never considered that. Thanks. I will investigate.
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   My kid doesnt like bread. She will eat PBJ ritz crackers all day but will not touch bread. Sometimes eats my grilled cheese sandwiches but that is it. Loves cake tho. Little debbie snack cakes, pancakes, waffles, cup cakes. But not donuts,
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   1. How much of the dev work are you doing yourself across the three projects? 2. What do your parents do? 3. How have your parents been able to help you?
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    > The financial art world of today may have no relevance to what is deemed art in 2054. People with both money and art will not let that happen
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    They are VC backed now which makes me wonder if they will do a license switch later or something else to monetize... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38126060
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    See, I can't even explain it back correctly. Kinda like this https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/3vnyty/if_i_swi...
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I got irrationally angry about this at a previous job. Everyone was all excited management was having us all do a "hackathon" and I am loud and grumpy about how this should just be part of the normal course of business. We found s
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I have never heard of the negative base question (I would have never passed that without help): https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/216800/how-i-conver... My worst interview questions that were silly: • numbe
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    This made me think of this passage from "Happy to Work Here: understanding and improving the culture at work" which is on the web[0]: The business of busyness is a contradiction in terms. The more politics forces you to look busy,
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Fewer and fewer it feels like :( The almighty dollar influences a lot of people.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Very true and Google is surfacing more of it. But both things can be true: great, deep, obscure info and general worse (dare I say, hostile) user experience.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    > there seems to be a lot of gatekeeping in tech Yes. And in many other industries but it is especially bad with the types CS attracts.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    It had been fun to watch this idea come and go over the years. An acquaintance of mine worked at the defunct Vunify https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/vunify
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Reddit has steadily declined over the past few years and it seems to have sped up since pissing off the mod community last year.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I love the idea of tools like this. I have looked at Buf and Fern and am curious to try this as well.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    This looks awesome. If you have a VR headset the Apollo 11 experience[0] is really cool as you get a sense of how cramped some of the capsules are. I bet this will deliver the same feeling with VR. 0: https://store.steampowered.c
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    > This is a much faster way than setting up Github Actions to build an executable for every possible platform on every release It's not even that hard. Just use GoReleaser. https://goreleaser.com/
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Git keeps the commit messages when using `git merge --squash`. By default it will produce a commit message starting with `Squashed commit of the following:` The contents of this message are staged in `.git/SQUASH_MSG`. When using GitHu
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I have found it to be a sign of inexperience when devs protest "good" (whatever that means to you) commit messages. They seem to have never worked with legacy code that has a good commit history you can rely on. Arguing commits br
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    by leetrout 3y ago

    Ah, they have changed the public pricing page. Maybe we were on a grandfathered in deal. They had a starter package between free and enterprise with configurable cluster options that was $60ish a month. We heavily used the policies, certs a
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    by leetrout 3y ago

    Caveat: the HCP hosted vault is reasonably priced and works well. However, strong agree on using your home cloud's service. We used Vault with Heroku and were happy.
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    by leetrout 3y ago

    To be clear, you are suggesting google sheet with passwords?
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    by leetrout 3y ago

    Have you given Apple's language, Pkl, a try? https://github.com/apple/pkl
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    by leetrout 3y ago

    Ah! Ok, thanks for the reply!