pprotas

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   by pprotas 3y ago

   Strange generalization. There are many people who want exactly something like this. LazyVim has a very active community on GitHub and YouTube and many people use it daily. The same goes for other distros like LunarVim. I have been using nvi
2. 182.▲
   by pprotas 3y ago

   Having an astrophysics degree would certainly prove useful in the telescope industry, but most telescopists don’t need an astrophysics degree.
3. 183.▲
   by pprotas 3y ago

   My enlightened centrist take on this is that some frameworks are good, meanwhile some frameworks are bad :)
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   by pprotas 3y ago

   The confidence really came when I deployed my first few medium-to-large features to production. Positive user feedback, few errors in production and good measured performance made me proud of my work, that’s when I realized that I’m going t
5. 185.▲
   by pprotas 3y ago

   Is there anything left to recover?
6. 186.▲
   by pprotas 3y ago

   I ask my HomePod if it’s going to rain tonight and it tells me that tomorrow is sunny…
7. 187.▲
   by pprotas 3y ago

   Even a very experienced engineer might not have encountered this specific bug/situation that you’re testing for in your take home assignment. How do you make sure that you don’t filter out good engineers by testing them on a situation
8. 188.▲
   by pprotas 3y ago

   MacOS and iOS scrollbars are the same in every app and browser. They are styled by the OS, even in iOS games.
9. 189.▲
   by pprotas 3y ago

   What kind of remote server do you use?
10. 190.▲
    by pprotas 3y ago

    My dad got into gaming this past year. After trying a few games out on the Xbox Cloud Gaming platform (on his old Mac!), it turned out he really likes Flight Simulator. He got himself an Xbox and plays on it daily. Modern action games were
11. 191.▲
    by pprotas 3y ago

    https://shanebellone.com this one?
12. 192.▲
    by pprotas 3y ago

    - Spending 15 minutes to read your notes takes less time than re-watching 1+ hours of lectures - Writing things down in your own words makes concepts easier to understand - Not everything is in the textbook, sometimes lecturers provide key
13. 193.▲
    by pprotas 3y ago

    Didn’t they blow up that huge rocket 2 weeks ago? Seems like there is some leeway in the definition of “successful mission” here xd
14. 194.▲
    by pprotas 3y ago

    Maybe he doesn’t use Safari because he dislikes it so much? Would explain why he doesn’t know about these options.
15. 195.▲
    by pprotas 3y ago

    Computerphile has a video that explains it very well: https://youtu.be/XZJc1p6RE78 (You can skip to the section “Verifying“)
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    by pprotas 3y ago

    I showed my (young, tech literate) friends once that you can just click “reject” and their minds were blown! You overestimate how much a regular internet user cares about cookies and had the knowledge to even know what they are.
17. 197.▲
    by pprotas 4y ago

    In this theoretical scenario where there’s an evil person in my house that wants to record what I say, it would be way easier for them to just put a microphone behind one of my paintings
18. 198.▲
    by pprotas 4y ago

    I’ve used Windows, Linux and Mac all my life. It’s all the same, honestly. Just pick your poison. Apple hardware is definitely better though!
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    by pprotas 4y ago

    The vibe I got was that Wolfram wasn’t capable of answering the question directly, so it got the answer indirectly by using a different calculation.
20. 200.▲
    by pprotas 4y ago

    Now I’m imagining prison guards threatening go take away food if the inmates don’t agree to testing…
21. 201.▲
    by pprotas 4y ago

    On your last point, you can check the usage statistics in your Kagi settings for the previous months. That way you can see if you would exceed the limits. Apparently I search around 1k times per month, which means the new Professional plan
22. 202.▲
    by pprotas 4y ago

    > Your karma basically determines the visibility of any new post you try to make. Are you sure? How do you know this?
23. 203.▲
    by pprotas 4y ago

    The Dark Reader extension is amazing. I use it on Chrome macOS and iOS Safari with no problems.
24. 204.▲
    by pprotas 4y ago

    I would like to ask the inverse of this question; a company is squatting the domain that is the same as mylastname.com. They just redirect to their main site when you visit this address. How can I get a hold of this domain?
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    by pprotas 4y ago

    I don't think this is a new concept, Wikitionary seems to confirm this [0]. Btw we don't say "drip" and "lit" anymore, get with the times!!!! --- [0] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/learning
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    by pprotas 4y ago

    This one is very hard for me. I think about how we look at the things that used to be normal in the past. How the R word was a medical condition, how the N word was a normal thing to call somebody, how a gay man was called the F word. Nobod
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    by pprotas 4y ago

    I am taking an online course from wismon.nl (it is a Dutch course). They use the regular high-school textbooks that are used in The Netherlands; "Getal & Ruimte". This might not be of much use to you if you're not a Dutch
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    by pprotas 4y ago

    Personally, it’s not about becoming boring or unpredictable. I wanted to learn more about self-discipline because my life consisted of work, trash food, scroll phone and sleep. I am a lazy person by nature, and this is what my life becomes
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    by pprotas 4y ago

    :( this makes me sad
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    by pprotas 4y ago

    I think emotional intelligence starts with empathy for others. That’s why I would encourage you to refrain from divisive statements like “lots of developers are dumb and stupid”.