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by poidos 5y ago
[I don't use either layout and don't have much wrist strain / any RSI] I wonder how much of the benefit from using these alternate layouts is due solely to the layout, as opposed to some combination of the layout and better a
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by poidos 6y ago
> I hear AirPods work great outside of Apple's ecosystem, too. I worked as a "technical expert" at apple during school (recently), and I can say this is not exactly true. The biggest problems with airpods were invariably c
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by poidos 6y ago
maybe rsync.net? I don’t use them (yet) but they seem cool.
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by poidos 6y ago
+1 for Doom. I tried spacemacs for a while but didn't find it enjoyable. Doom was exactly what I needed and now I don't use anything else.
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by poidos 6y ago
Location: Miami, FL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, Python, LLVM, Postgres, Clojure/script Résumé/CV: https://laratelli.com/resume.pdf Web CV: https://laratelli.com/ Emai
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by poidos 6y ago
This is really insightful, thanks for sharing this! I think I'm going to adopt this for myself.
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by poidos 6y ago
Pretty disgusting and completely unsurprising. Most of us (sadly) can't avoid if our companies use AWS, but a significant fraction can absolutely do without the "convenience" of Amazon, shopping at Whole Foods, etc. I'm
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by poidos 6y ago
Location: Miami, FL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, Python, LLVM, Postgres, Clojure (novice) Résumé/CV: https://laratelli.com/resume.pdf Web CV: https://laratelli.com/ Email:
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by poidos 6y ago
Location: Miami, FL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, Python, LLVM, Postgres Résumé/CV: Web CV: https://laratelli.com/ Résumé [PDF]: https://laratelli.com/resume.pdf Email: Luci
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by poidos 6y ago
Hey, I use Arch as a daily driver and on my personal server. I’m a former Ubuntu user as well. A few months in, I deleted my Windows partition. I’m not running a crazy custom config or anything; I use Gnome and don’t mess with it too much b
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by poidos 6y ago
I used LLVM for a small compiler; not for C, but for a Java-like language: https://github.com/LucianoLaratelli/dj2ll-public All the API calls are contained within codegen.cpp.
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by poidos 6y ago
Maybe something like an iPad Mini? Small enough to be portable but big enough that holding it for long periods of time as one would a phone is impractical.
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by poidos 6y ago
+1 for matomo. Very easy to set up a self-hosted instance, good documentation, and works well. NB: My site is pretty low-traffic.
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by poidos 6y ago
Hey Nick, Project looks great! I see on your README you're working on an LLVM backend. I'm doing the same for an unrelated language, would love to contribute to Muon if you're looking for extra hands.
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by poidos 6y ago
+1 for LLVM. It's hard to grok at first, but the Kaleidoscope ([0]) tutorial lets you hit the ground running. After that, it's very rewarding to learn LLVM's API by googling, poking around their excellent source code, and hav
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by poidos 6y ago
This is where people get the "All" from.
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by poidos 6y ago
I tried this out on my system last night. Compile time was quite large (I would say about an hour and a half on my Ryzen 3600X.) I use the DOOM Emacs config, and was surprised to find most things working out of the box with the native compi
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by poidos 6y ago
Well, nothing... google-free. :)
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by poidos 6y ago
Aren’t asymptomatic carriers a big part of the problem? That is, it seems like testing everyone (instead of just testing folks that are sick) enables us to find asymptomatic carriers and isolate them much sooner than (if) they start showing
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by poidos 7y ago
Most, if not all (?) will lose their healthcare. Horrible situation to be in during a pandemic.
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by poidos 7y ago
I did this in college and all it accomplished was to temporarily ruin the filter -- pretty brutal to wake up after a night of drinking the filtered vodka, stumble hungover to the pitcher for some water, and take a big swig of vodka flavored
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by poidos 7y ago
A friend worked for them and (if I recall correctly) employees got a free unit. Not sure if that’s included in this number.
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by poidos 7y ago
This opinion leaves out many of the parts of living in modern society that go beyond what we can choose. Just as a quick example, in the US, you don't choose to get sick and fall into medical debt -- but capitalism underpins the hea
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by poidos 7y ago
I appreciate the response!! It is wonderful to hear about the evolution of your process, thank you :)
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by poidos 7y ago
Thank you for the Flask tutorial. I tried getting into it but was having some trouble; the tutorial looks great!
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by poidos 7y ago
As someone still in school, this type of article -- though inspiring-- kind of scares me, to be honest. I don't think I could do any one of the things mentioned in this article.
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by poidos 7y ago
(I don't know a lot about IPOs...) When would I (i.e. a "normal" stock buyer) be able to buy some shares of Cloudflare?
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by poidos 7y ago
+1 for Fastmail, great service.
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by poidos 8y ago
Another +1 for Fastmail.
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by poidos 8y ago
Have you given Spacemacs a try? I've been using it for about a week now and it's pretty revelatory.

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