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91.
by oxff 4y ago
That's funny, I could swear my Obsidian got faster from the update.
92.
by oxff 4y ago
I got a "so what" effect in under 1.5 seconds from opening the website which resulted into me ctrl+w'ing my ass out of it. If your landing page is like this it just blows.
93.
by oxff 4y ago
Fantastic update for me.
94.
by oxff 4y ago
Sublime maybe
95.
by oxff 4y ago
They never had the profits to compensate for their capex/opex from it, ie. Uber / food delivery slavery, so yes unless they hike the prices.
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by oxff 4y ago
I would love an answer to this. They look like bad mobile games because it has to run on mobile hardware. Interactions, latency etc. are all worse than on some average PC game. You could just log into, I don't know, ARMA III server as
97.
by oxff 4y ago
By being anti-social enough to be basically immune to peer pressure, and then eventually just finding drunk people very boring to be around with so I never got into it. I've drank like twice in three decades. Hmm, I guess I never start
98.
by oxff 4y ago
Some of the things he says are not self-evident to companies attempting this transformation 10 years later. smh.
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Steve Yegge's Google Platforms Rant(gist.github.com)
3 points by oxff 4y ago|1 comments
100.
by oxff 4y ago
The first indicator was that he was a journalist.
101.
by oxff 4y ago
> systems exactly. let your own organization and system just spring up on its own
102.
by oxff 4y ago
But you can just slam memory management into your types if you know type theory (affine / linear types)
103.
by oxff 4y ago
It died because it's complete dog shit.
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by oxff 4y ago
The author defines systems research as: > What is Systems Research these days? Web caches, web servers, file systems, network packet delays, all that stuff. Performance, peripherals, and applications, but not kernels or even user-level
105.
by oxff 4y ago
I think UX designers have already caused enough havoc, we don't need more of them
106.
by oxff 4y ago
Personal: Obsidian Public / when I want to share: make something in Notion
107.
by oxff 4y ago
my job here is done, was about to reco this too
108.
by oxff 4y ago
> Some people involved in the project are talking about "100% unit test coverage" as a target. 100% targets ignore that software engineering is different from programming: costs in engineering hours, resource invested, mainte
109.
by oxff 4y ago
I think longer than 3 years and you are committing yourself to wage depression, from what I've read from various hiring managers.
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by oxff 4y ago
> "There must be job market value in it." Then the answer is simple, look at the jobs you want that use FP and learn that stack. In my region that'd mean Clojure and Scala.
111.
by oxff 4y ago
Writing Chromium grade C++ seems like a hard job with all these extrinsic rules and regulations to make it work
112.
by oxff 4y ago
I mean I'm sure the cows and pigs I ate at one point or another ate plants so.
113.
by oxff 4y ago
It's funny the obfuscation that was done earlier this year wrt. energy security in EU. Got told that "we can afford" to do it. Now you have state mandated demand destruction to stop the proles from having access to energy. Al
114.
by oxff 4y ago
look for a new job at your work time, resign, only do your explicit contractual obligation
115.
by oxff 4y ago
Firefox is so bad I don't really even care.
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by oxff 4y ago
Also: https://cs3110.github.io/textbook/cover.html
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by oxff 4y ago
Don't do it for free.
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by oxff 4y ago
Only podcast where I felt the information value was high enough to listen to was "Signals & Threads", and even they provide a transcript. You can just put on most Youtube videos to 2x too. It's just such a useless thing,
119.
by oxff 4y ago
ULTRAFINITISM and CONSTRUCTIVISM gang gang
120.
by oxff 4y ago
One of the worst programs I've ever used. I would LOVE to meet the guys in charge of it and ask them so many questions about it. It is like Peugeots, you can't make something so bad without it being intentional at this point

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