lukevp

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by lukevp 2y ago
Your company isn’t using remote workers correctly. If there’s no way to measure work output besides physically seeing someone work, then there are fatal flaws in how you measure work output in the first place.
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by lukevp 2y ago
I’m definitely a lyrics person. I’m pretty sure my wife is a music person. I sent her the article, and looking forward to what she says. I wonder if it’s related to other information processing preferences (I tend to be more rational than e
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by lukevp 2y ago
You should try a MacBook Pro someday. It would still last all day with that workload. I had an XPS at work and it would last 1.5 hrs. My Apple laptop with the same workload lasts 6-8 hours easily. I never undocked the dell because of the pe
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by lukevp 2y ago
Your house sounds a little toxic. I couldn’t tell in your post if you were positive or negative toward this, but it sounds like a denial of human emotion. Why would anyone ban crying? Sounds like the “turn it off” approach from the Book of
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by lukevp 2y ago
This is something Apple does amazingly well. The first touch point on a new Apple product is the box, and they use high end, thick cardboard that’s got a great finish. When you go to open the box, the interface between the bottom and top ha
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by lukevp 2y ago
Did you build this a while ago? 4TB drives are tiny nowadays. If so, the price isn’t really comparable is it?
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by lukevp 2y ago
And what are movies except for coordinated, flashing lights and a paper cone being shaken real fast?
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by lukevp 2y ago
I generally consider myself very politically liberal but the idea of the government controlling all internet infrastructure is truly bone-chilling. At least with many ISPs owning the lines we have some semblance of possibility that governme
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by lukevp 2y ago
My wife has been sick all week and has to communicate over text because her voice has gone. We’ve been talking about making voice clones of ourselves for situations like this. Some people never regain their voices so preserving them before
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by lukevp 2y ago
Sounds like you live in San Marcos, TX. Lots of crickets there and college kids.
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by lukevp 2y ago
Does this or Garnet have more coverage of Redis commands? I'm looking to embed a Redis-compatible subset of functionality in a program for local debugging purposes, and there will be an API in between that can protect against Redis co
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by lukevp 3y ago
Crazy to abandon a 6.4k star project that presumably many people are actively using… I know maintenance of OSS projects can be burdensome but there’s usually some in the community that are eager to chip in with PR reviews and handling issue
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by lukevp 3y ago
Plus the salaries of the sales teams and the marketing budget and the executive bonuses and fancy offices… or were you rolling all that up into “cost to assess”?
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by lukevp 3y ago
I think they mean diameter of multiple strands, routed together in the same jacket
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by lukevp 3y ago
Sounds like your hardware isn’t set right. The volume of your hardware device should be set so that it’s barely above comfortable listening volume when your device is at 100%, and then the device attenuation works from there. You probably h
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by lukevp 3y ago
In a SPA, you want to change routes in the URL so you don’t break people’s expectations about being able to share deep links to specific pages, but those sites don’t really exist. Eg if your site is www.example.com and you have a SPA on the
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by lukevp 3y ago
Stainless straws with silicone tips are durable and safe to use!
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by lukevp 3y ago
SPAs require implementing safety checks on both sides in 2 different languages. Many junior devs believe the client code is trustworthy and put important validation only in the client. I’ve worked with many codebases like this. If there’s o
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by lukevp 3y ago
I think the problem is, JS is actually quite a minimal language as far as standard library is concerned. Node is a good runtime (as is deno), but imho, they really missed the boat on building a standard library and making it a real ecosyste
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by lukevp 3y ago
Function URLs aren’t part of lambda, they’re just a thin abstraction around API Gateway v2 (http APIs) that allow all calls, and have randomly generated domains, so you’re not gaining anything and losing some functionality by doing this ins
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by lukevp 3y ago
How do you make sure you are using WAL mode? Is it a configuration when you new up a client or something?
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by lukevp 3y ago
This seems so ludicrous to me when all we really need is a way to share a resource reference across sites. Like “I need react 18.1 on this page, and the SHA should be abcdefghi “. If you don’t have it, I can give it to you from my server, o
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by lukevp 3y ago
I could’ve written this. My goal of 2024 is to remove all emails, alerts, notifications that don’t truly deserve my attention. And as I’ve started doing that, it feels like a never-ending hole. What can we do about this? With e-mail, we can
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by lukevp 3y ago
I’m not sure how, but I got the zoom messed up on iOS and I can no longer see the submit button. Refreshing doesn’t fix it.
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by lukevp 3y ago
I don’t think this is true, at least in electronics. The price in store at competitors is the same as the price on Amazon but with free shipping… I see it more like the shipping costs are similar or less than the overhead of having a brick
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by lukevp 3y ago
fast, free shipping is the reason online shopping is dominating retail. If I have to wait a week and pay to return stuff, I’ll just go buy it in person. Then at least I’ve got the perk of it actually going through a legitimate supply chain
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by lukevp 3y ago
If they work for money and use it to pay the children to care for them, what difference does it make if they also have kids or not? Why would your kids have to be the ones to care for you for it to “even out”? In that argument, is daycare b
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by lukevp 3y ago
This benchmark is really an esoteric performance comparison, because the AWS SDK isn’t monolithic anymore and you can only include the packages you need (assuming you aren’t using a minifier and tree shaker to reduce the parsed code anyway)
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by lukevp 3y ago
You’re not wrong, but these early stumbles are going to pass and Tesla is gonna end up in a difficult position to compete. The quality of their cars is quite poor, and they’re very spartan as far as features. I’ve driven an S and a 3, as we
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by lukevp 3y ago
What did yahoo and AOL contribute?

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