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ohthatsnotright
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El Gato has one, it's really nice: https://www.elgato.com/us/en/p/game-capture-4k60-pro
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Startups are not a low interest rate phenomenon. I bet the average small business would be considered a startup in terms of revenue, potential growth and employee headcount. What is a low interest rate phenomenon is the unicorn growth strat
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The world hasn't become less technologically dependent. Software isn't easy to write and even if LLMs make it more approachable for everyone, there is still so much digitization yet to come that there will not be less demand for s
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3y ago
One of the best, unexpected, wordplay jokes I've seen on hackernews. Bravo.
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I found MikroORM [0] to be quite reasonable if you're in the TS ecosystem already. It was also easy to do custom, raw queries, and really just felt like it wasn't in the way. [0] https://mikro-orm.io/
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It is the rule of the road[1], you know. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diFDBNNmnnU
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3y ago
I'm not really sure anybody wants to end up at Dish, their reputation is well deserved.
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3y ago
Boeing hasn't repeatedly shat on subsidies and said they're self-made while pocketing massive government benefits.
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3y ago
You can try Milton https://www.miltonpaint.com/
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What about the schools? They seem to be under-performing according to this summary. https://www.tampabay.com/opinion/2023/01/05/floridas-educati...
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If you really believe you have a good culture, and attract the best talent, you should be able to offer your best candidate the position and wait for them to decline or accept. Other candidates may move on if you tell them you've exten
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That's basically my plan, and to work on hobbies. Try not to get burned out by the next CRUD app startup I work for, learn some language that interests me, and live my life. It's nice, as a contractor, being able to take off a wee
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> I work in games That's your indication. There are a lot of people who want to work in games, but that doesn't mean it's a good culture.
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Not until you're a master electrician. And that comes after years of ditch digging and other labor intensive apprentice tasks.
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I've been watching https://www.youtube.com/@HVACRVIDEOS quite a lot. The troubleshooting and diagnosis, as well as a combination of tech skills and curiosity is intriguing. However, like most trades it is gated on year
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In the US utilities are normally yet another credit reporting agency: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/consumer-tools/credit-report...
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I use 8.8.8.8 via StarLink with Firefox on Linux and I can never open an archive.* link, they're all issues with no_cypher_overlap or Error 1001.
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I wouldn't agree with that. I was heavily working on a fairly straightforward infrastructure a year ago and encountered many issues in Pulumi either not supporting a feature or having to work around a bug in Pulumi. It worked, and it w
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3y ago
I'm glad Fossil works for them, but this line is bothered me: > In contrast, Fossil is a single standalone binary which is installed by putting it on $PATH. That one binary contains all the functionality of core Git and also GitHub
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The company should be hiring staff to ensure continuous coverage, not relying on someone who has worked a normal "shift" to work overtime because the company is too cheap to hire the support and operations staff that it needs.
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I get it too, in Firefox 114 on Linux.
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I've bought a lot of "kiln dried" lumber in the US that has a moisture content well above allowable limits. Don't get me started on how wet PT lumber is here. Frankly, green wood would probably be better or easier to man
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They are comparable, the number of PPP loans taken out and not used for the intended purpose is quite high, and there is massive fraud, yet those are forgiven. Everyone is arguing in circles on this or speaking past each other. The HEROES A
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Now let's do PPP loans.
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In your Apple Vision Pro of course.
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Not to mention, if you're able, you can paste in code to ChatGPT to give context and tell it to generate unit tests. I've found it does a generally good outline of code that annoys me to write, and then I can tweak the cases and a
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Apple "smart quotes" strikes again!
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I imagine they were more interested in the age of the partner as men can produce offspring until very late in their life (see Al Pacino for a recent example) whereas women do undergo some physical changes that make them incapable after a ce
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Doom, Doom 2, Quake, Quake 2, Descent, Descent 2 and Duke Nukem 3D are pretty much the only games I've ever completed because Steam didn't exist and that was basically all there was to play at the time. Now it's easy to get s
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My understanding is that it will reduce overall demand because people cutback on spending to prepare for a recession, or simply don't have the spare cash to buy because their financial situation changes by becoming unemployed (or someo
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