not_me_ever

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by not_me_ever 4y ago
Multi. Always. The question with monorepos is not if they will become a nightmare. It is when they will become a nightmare. Making a multirepo feel like a single workspace is trivial. Making a part of a monorepo feel like a repo from a mult
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
I keep hearing this myth from a lot of people who never used Rust. The truth? It is not true. We (my last team) have been developing cross platform, production ready, multiplatform tools, WITH UI for at least 2 years now; And that was 3 mon
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
In Finland we have 220v outlets at every parking spot, since the batteries of ICEs just die during the -20C winter nights without being hooked up. We all charge our EVs on those same outlets, and I never heard of anybody not having a full c
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
The truth about my EV? In summer it gets me to work, and back, without me overheating. In winter it gets me to work, and back, without me freezing my ass off. The later is something my Diesel never could manage, taking about 20 miles to get
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
Can we stop considering tiobe a popularity index? It's like basing your popularity on how many times people lookup your number in the phone book. While the real popular people are probably on speed dial.
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
rust (plus whatever packages the problem needs) on any posix compliant system. Usually leaning toward BSD in production.
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
When I sniff it on you local network I can probably guess your username (helped by the 3 byte hash, to confirm), and with my 2TB rainbow table your password is known in 0.5 seconds. It DOES hurt.
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
I own the 16", i9 (>$5000) version of this, and I must say: a) It's one of the best PC notebooks I ever owned. b) It's a piece of crap. The keyboard is very (VERY!) wonky, got two replacements, it's systemic. The touc
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
Yes. $/download is about 15x higher than $/ad-view
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
Yes, they do crash, but they never produce wrong results, and that is exactly what they were built to do. And don't forget: These things pre-date the internet, so even thinking about random strangers having access to the network was
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
The Spotify use of the coreaudio API has been massively broken for years. Basically they are preventing hardware decoding (for security reasons I guess?), and drive the API in a way that decodes everything 5-8 times. Not a lot you can do, a
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
I don't understand why anybody can recommend anything from Dell. Last company I worked from had ~30 XPSs (various models). On average we had one break daily. Yes, they pick it up, and return it "fixed" within a week, but then
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
Another stupid idea by politicians who try to fix the service they don't understand. “The subsequent bureaucracy of cancelling ticket bookings and transferring the money back would be over with.” Good one. I had a flight (DUS 2 MUC) ca
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by not_me_ever 4y ago
So you: - remove the handrail they can use to run down the stairs (very little process) - remove their ability to sync, and agree on work (no daily stand-ups) - remove their ability to understand where they are, and their accountability (no