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Have you written a gradle plugin? It’s like a dark art. The gradle internals are a poorly documented, complicated magical mess. I wrote several gradle plugins used by 1000+ devs and I’m about the only one who understood how gradle worked in
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4y ago
It's colloquially called a "whitey". Likely you had a very high THC strain and it hit your body like a truck of bricks because you weren't accustomed to it.
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4y ago
It already is. OpenSUSE and Fedora both use brtfs by default now. It’s by far the most sensible fs for modern desktop usage and a killer feature of Linux.
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4y ago
Also, why is the iOS app so bad? All prompts keep disappearing on me and I have to try to figure out how to get a prompt again (I think it’s by tapping in some mystery region at the top of the screen?). Ugh. It’s very frustrating to use.
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I guess I've been a "volcel" for almost 4 years now after an almost 20 year relationship. I have pretty mixed feelings about it. On the one hand, I get lonely, intensely lonely at times. And I miss the companionship I had (be
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I guess you've been lucky. Most doctors are crap, in my experience. I've actually had a doctor "diagnose" me by typing my symptoms into webmd and telling me I have IBS (which is basically a non-diagnosis). I've hear
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> turbinate reduction / deviated septum surgery I had this too, and it did nothing at all for me - except I now have a permanently numb spot on the top of my nose. Surgeries are a massive source of profit in the US. I'd recomm
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Yes... in my experience, flowtime is a much better approach for creative work. [1] It's like an inverted pomodoro. Set a timer and track how long you work. When your work has a natural break (you pushed some code, etc.), pause the time
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There's quite a lot of online groups you can get involved in. My friend joined a DnD campaign on startplaying.games, for instance.
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kitty is the most feature complete terminal emulator out there. It’s the only one that properly supports ligatures and variable width characters for instance. If you want faithful terminal reproduction with built in native tmux like functio
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4y ago
> social media is bad for the psyche I think it's more like social media is weaponised by bullies rather than it being inherently bad. I was assaulted in public at high school multiple times. Today, that kind of thing can be posted
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My experience is the same, back in the 1990s. There was a ton of depression and even suicides when I was growing up. I felt like 50% of teens at my large HS were suffering from some kind of mental issue. And then you had major events like C
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4y ago
I think there's definitely room for tools. But they have to discourage distraction, somehow. Personally I took one look at this Show HN and knew it wasn't for me. Too many things going on in one window - I'd find that very di
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It makes it very easy to deal with nested data structures. Imagine creating a nested map/struct literal, and then extract the values out using a very similar syntax on a single line. It's one of those things that when you get used
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4y ago
I have had legitimately interesting offers reached out to me over LinkedIn. However it’s only around 1-2 a year like this. I also use it as a rolodex where I can get an interview pretty much anywhere. Although, somewhat ironically, I’ve not
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4y ago
I agree it's inconvenient, but it's limited by Apple's choices. The only alternative really is to go to Android which doesn't have this kind of nonsense. I've already done this for my tablet - sold my iPad Pro and b
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4y ago
Perfectly normal... undergrad CS focuses on theory over engineering. I think graduate work tends to touch more on the engineering side, but typically new grads will learn engineering on the job. This is how I did it, and from books (Code Co
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I feel like this comment has short memory. Battery life on intel macbooks was terrible ime. Frequently it would drain completely while the lid was closed overnight. Always had to keep it plugged in. Of course Apple silicon is fantastic and
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What he says here is so true, and something I see many engineers get wrong. Don't glorify and build your career around a single language or methodology. I believe an engineer should learn to build things in the most pragmatic way possi
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I pretty much went the opposite and gave up on sway/i3 after many years. I just want my computer to work so I can focus on things that matter to me now (tinkering with my Linux OS used to matter to me, but I'm over that). Every li
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It's probably more an issue with the thunderbolt dock. I had the same exact problems and they were traced to bugs in the dock firmware. You can try updating the firmware and see if that fixes it for you. Unfortunately, Lenovo bios/
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It’s mostly been useful to capture big things I worked on - the exercise of distilling what I did into words really helps make it concrete in my brain. Helps a lot when talking about experience at job interviews for instance. Honestly I’d l
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> absolutely improve noticeably even up to $10-15k Except, they don't. The only reason to buy a 15k speaker is to gain a higher SPL before distortion kicks in, or you want some cool feature or aesthetics. For a home user just seeki
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Lower that by an order of magnitude. Genelecs are some of the most common studio monitors and they are way less than that. A pair of JBL 308ps for $700 is the point of diminishing returns for accurate reproduction. Only reason to spend mor
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Well I went to some of them :). It was pretty funny since I knew many people there - and we even talked about it at work. Around that time (2006) it was clear Mot was going to die so everyone was either looking for a new job or trying to ge
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It's never made sense for copyright violations to be a criminal offense.
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A lot did. Apple had regular recruiting events down the road from Mot HQ around that time (2004-2006), specifically to poach Mot engineers.
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It's not talked about much, but RAZR was a skunk works program inside of Moto started by a small group of engineers independent of management. By that point the company had been largely taken over by cost cutting style management. Lean
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I've spent a lot on my set up and it still sucks video wise. I don't think it's as cheap or easy as you suggest. Video is a lot more challenging than audio to get right. I'd at least need to invest another $200-300 into
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Not really true. Urban areas suffer from this everywhere due to chronic lack of building (due to government policies mostly driven by nimbyism and similar factors). As a result absolute dumps on the bad side of town go for ridiculous sums.
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