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by pknopf 7y ago
If you ignore the pains for too long, it will do irrepairable damage to your nerves. My timeline was this. I've been programming since 15. I've been on the computer for hours a day, making money freelancing in highschool. I didn&#
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by pknopf 7y ago
If you have carpal tunnel, lifting weights can make things worse. It puts more stress in the narrow canal that your tendons go through, which cause the pain.
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by pknopf 7y ago
I learned to use mouse with my other hand. I was literally forced to one day, out of pain. Took me 2 days to feel normal with it. Nowadays, I juggle back and forth, depending on comfort.
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by pknopf 7y ago
Pettifoging. I don't care what people do with them. I know how to use them. They are valuable to me.
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by pknopf 7y ago
That's crazy. I've seen people implement templating of go files to support generics in Go because it's serves a valuable purpose.
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by pknopf 7y ago
Interesting. Where exactly does it hang? When you create the container, or when you run it?
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by pknopf 7y ago
Example?
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by pknopf 7y ago
What technology is it using that prevents it from being available on Linux? I don't like what is currently available.
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by pknopf 7y ago
I'm aware, but the analogy still applies, which was about page-cache in particular.
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by pknopf 7y ago
Imagine a juggler, juggling 5 balls at a time. At a set period of time, he will drop one ball and accept another ball thrown at him. He handles this very well because there is order/cadence. Now imagine asking him to support being thro
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by pknopf 7y ago
The path of least resistance for the typical American is fatty foods and empty carbs. It takes effort to do anything else.
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by pknopf 7y ago
I work on embedded Linux systems, which inspired me to write Darch with the same technology I was using for my embedded systems. https://godarch.com/ https://pknopf.com/post/2018-11-09-give-ubuntu-darch
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by pknopf 7y ago
I'd like to share a similar project/tool that I developed. Darch. https://godarch.com/ I essentially use Dockerfiles to build my operating systems. I push them to Docker Hub so that each of my machines have access
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by pknopf 7y ago
> Being able to know I can try things out and a reboot gets me back to my last known good point is This is exactly with I do with Darch. https://godarch.com/ It supports Ubuntu/Debian/Arch/VoidLinux. Here
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by pknopf 7y ago
Hmm? He asked.
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by pknopf 7y ago
I haven't run into a single hospital network where it is banned, so far. You can also use ngrok1, which you can host yourself. It's got the features you'd need. This would get around firewalls.
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by pknopf 7y ago
I have an X11 key listener. When someone reports a problem and they have access to the internet, I have them type "__medxremotedebug". An ngrok process is started, the machine beeps to notify the user that the backdoor is open. I
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by pknopf 7y ago
Except ngrok supports ssh. These projects really need to consider plain TCP connections. It's a deal breaker for me. My company installs ngrok on our embedded devices. When there is an issue, they connect it to the internet, type a key
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by pknopf 7y ago
My house was roach free. Then my mother moved in and I had to put her stuff in the garage. Now I have roaches and I can't seem to get rid of them myself. I need to contact a bug guy. I hope I can be rid of this infestation.
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by pknopf 7y ago
Hello from Florida!
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by pknopf 7y ago
I wrote a tool that I'd like your opinion of. It should solve your "OS rot" problem. https://godarch.com/
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by pknopf 7y ago
Yup. You never have to compile any native code. The C interop layer is provided by NuGet.
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by pknopf 7y ago
There is also Qml.Net (I'm the author). https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet
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by pknopf 7y ago
It works on every platform Qt and .NET Core works. I run it on embedded Linux. Travis and Appveyor cover tests for Linux/Mac/Windows.
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by pknopf 7y ago
I'm the author. The QtSharp project used technology that couldn't really address the problem (MonoCppSharp). QML.Net is different. It is purely a QML integration (no c++ wrapper), using a C interop. There is extensive unit tests f
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by pknopf 7y ago
It wasn't bad for me. I wrote a .NET Core/QML interior layer. https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet
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by pknopf 7y ago
https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet
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by pknopf 7y ago
I'd argue that you don't need that kind of determinism from docker images. It's nice, but we've been just fine without it.
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by pknopf 7y ago
> espousing more use of integration and system tests, which are clearly combinatorial harder to test “completely” The point is that when you do integration tests, you will test the underlying classes the way in which it actually matters
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by pknopf 7y ago
Everything these days abstracts the DOM. Why use anything then?

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