nisegami

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by nisegami 2y ago
Sounds like there was a lot of context switching involved? I can see how that would be stressful.
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by nisegami 2y ago
Nah, more like just a video game.
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by nisegami 2y ago
This got gears turning in my head. What if we could simulate a woodworking or metalworking shop in VR and people could do virtual projects? I think most people reading this will feel a visceral sense of disgust, but I think this idea is jus
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by nisegami 2y ago
The underlying goal behind performance reviews is noble and admirable. But performance reviews are still bullshit. You could replace them with 'vote off the island' style votes every quarter instead and we wouldn't be any wor
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by nisegami 2y ago
Ironically everything works fine if I VPN in from home, or from a phone hotspot. But in office connected directly to the network, no dice. We just switched back to 5 days in office after trialing 2 days WFH the last couple months, so that&#
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by nisegami 2y ago
That makes sense. Now, with that in mind, a reasonable response to OP's request would involve just saying "no". Maybe even politely explain why, but that isn't required.
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by nisegami 2y ago
Even when done "correctly", this breaks so, so much stuff on a typical developer on Windows set up. Ask me how I know.
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by nisegami 2y ago
I could do it in my lifetime I think
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by nisegami 2y ago
I wish I lived in the world you described but trying to onboard a new dev onto an existing (edit: ancient) C# project at my job is frequently a multi-day endeavor.
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by nisegami 2y ago
I have about a week to choose between SQLite, PostgreSQL or I guess MariaDB for an API using EF Core that should quickly ramp from 0 to ~1k daily active users then slowly ramp to 4-6k DAU over the next year. I feel so in over my head.
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by nisegami 2y ago
Still doesn't justify a model with double the base memory and storage costing over twice as much.
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by nisegami 2y ago
I agree that Boeing will still exist in some capacity in the near-medium future. But a healthy pension fund requires more than just existing in my opinion. It needs a healthy, young base of employees who are contributing while you're r
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by nisegami 2y ago
Considering Boeing's prospects, what faith could there be in a pension plan tied to their company?
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by nisegami 2y ago
>Managers who are the sort of people who don't value helping your colleagues or being curious/concerned enough about potential security problems, are most likely the sort of people who won't pick up on any of that being a
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by nisegami 2y ago
Has a well-behaved third party client ever been an issue?. A third party client that does things like retain deleted messages, report that read receipts are enabled but never actually sends them or other 'anti-social' behaviors is
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by nisegami 2y ago
Two tidbits from me: Several years ago, I got an omron wrist cuff blood pressure monitor. Some doctors showed heavy skepticism at the time but I've never seen any reason to think it's inaccurate when properly mounted and with heal
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by nisegami 2y ago
Isn't that exactly why bifurcation is desirable?
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by nisegami 2y ago
I've switched from SwiftKey to the FUTO keyboard and it's worked well enough that I haven't switched back. After many, many years on SwiftKey that's a huge accomplishment. There's some more advanced features I miss
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by nisegami 2y ago
This reply is an infohazard.
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by nisegami 2y ago
The NLRB relies on other courts to grant injunctions, which is the matter at hand here. The SC has not ruled on the underlying case or even whether an injunction should be granted - only what test the lower court should have used to determi
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by nisegami 2y ago
Whether Starbucks was engaging in unfair labor practices was not determined in this case. This case only concerns what test courts should use to determine whether granting an injunction is necessary.
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by nisegami 2y ago
There goes my chances of getting any for my diabetes this decade :(
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by nisegami 3y ago
I've been of the opinion for a while now that they should just go ahead and make all 26^2 two letter tlds available. Would be neat.
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by nisegami 3y ago
I wonder if this is what George Hotz was alluding to when he announced tiny corp would be reversing-reversing course and offering AMD boxes as an option.
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by nisegami 3y ago
I've been on 5000 IU daily for years and my vitamin D levels came back last month as just barely within the normal range. Seems to be some people don't absorb it very well.
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by nisegami 3y ago
Considering the low bar for what gets allowed as forensic evidence, I think they'd have to try really hard to make things worse.
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by nisegami 3y ago
>What is the broken part? The second law of thermodynamics is always at fault
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by nisegami 3y ago
>Is that $8m worth it if in aggregate you spending an equal amount of time on that account as you are on a $20-30m account? I think it depends? Let's assume that both accounts are profitable overall, but one is massively more profit
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by nisegami 3y ago
Regarding gaming, the only real issues these days are exactly anti-cheat and VR. Most other games work perfectly fine.
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by nisegami 3y ago
Just some thoughts: - no word on pricing or availability, which are the most important pieces of information - resolution is in a weird spot where it's too high to drive most games at native res and potentially too low to look good at

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