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811.
by pram 4y ago
Technically true, but I think this is VASTLY understating what has become possible with your average PC over the past 30 years. Today I can get quick, effortless renders from Blender with a zillion available assets on the internet on my lap
812.
by pram 4y ago
Here is my perspective on these kinds of images. This kind of 'picture' usually comes from speed-painters who incorporate techniques like photobashing. As in integrating 3D models and RL photos into their composition, or just pain
813.
by pram 4y ago
It really depends on which company offers the best support in your country in this case, yeah? People can recommend whatever, but it’s most likely going to be someone living in the US.
814.
by pram 4y ago
Valaciclovir is magic. I use the 1G tablet whenever I feel the tingles. Between that, routine vitamins, and habitual chapstick use I haven’t had a bad outbreak for almost a decade. Before that I’d get one like every other month it seemed.
815.
by pram 4y ago
I would say yes, only because I’m tired of how dealing with vendor software has been going lately. For example I’ve noticed Starburst and Confluent in particular only add useful scaling features to their paid product, rather than in the cor
816.
by pram 4y ago
Surely you mean RISC-V then. There’s nothing free (like freedom) about x86 or ARM.
817.
by pram 4y ago
Seems like a natural thing to have in keychain.
818.
by pram 4y ago
no cap. optimizing user engagement and leveraging network effects is bussin fr fr
819.
by pram 4y ago
Thanks I will let Tim know.
820.
by pram 4y ago
I have 2 kids and I wouldn't mind more, but where do you put them? Our house has 3 rooms. If we have bunk beds they're probably going to be annoyed as teenagers. Maybe I'm thinking about this too hard lol
821.
by pram 4y ago
After having kids, my opinion is they come out of the womb with baked-in personalities. Not that we don't change as we age obviously, but it's definitely not a blank slate by a mile.
822.
by pram 4y ago
They can, but you need to speak pigeon.
823.
by pram 4y ago
A skeleton being strapped to the camel is wild!
824.
by pram 4y ago
It’s an early ERP system. People undersell or oversell it depending on their ideological bias but that’s what it’s most comparable to imo. It’s not particularly exciting but it was a practical idea.
825.
by pram 4y ago
It frankly just looks like a derelict Air Force base. Even has the munitions bunkers.
826.
by pram 4y ago
My current company is a retail chain in Texas. All devs get an MBP. Not SV, not tech.
827.
by pram 4y ago
The future, hilarious. The stuff on unixporn is exactly what I was into when I was 15 years old. I had the sickest fluxbox setup, transparent terminal, all kinds of neat widgets, completely customized Irssi themes. It owned. That was also 2
828.
by pram 4y ago
The past 3 companies I’ve worked at since 2014 issue MBPs to all developers, data analysts, etc.
829.
by pram 4y ago
Some of the apps they replaced with 'iPad versions' were abysmal to begin with, so it's more of a lateral move.
830.
by pram 4y ago
Why’s work had a lot of charm and heart. It was weird and funny and avant-garde but in a pretty accessible and (mostly) unpretentious way. It didn’t teach me a whole lot about Ruby but I probably read it a dozen times or so lol
831.
by pram 4y ago
Stash and Bitbucket “cloud” were completely different codebases. It was kind of a unique case. The HipChat “server” was just a weird fork of the “cloud” version. JIRA and Confluent cloud started off as containerized versions of their on-pre
832.
by pram 4y ago
Yeah this happened at Atlassian, beat for beat. Textbook incompetence. HipChat was a declining dumpster fire with endless outages, so they thought they’d make a new chat platform from scratch (Stride) So all the development effort was on St
833.
by pram 4y ago
The hard part about learning new languages for me is purging all the old information I have. For example, Perl sigils messed me up for a long time because other languages don't prefix variables and stuff with a symbol. It felt so wrong
834.
by pram 4y ago
The 'Reopen windows' feature is a complete crapshoot on what the app actually does when it comes back up, so I never use it. It has always been half baked on OSX, and seems to also add weird complexity. Honestly what is the benefi
835.
by pram 4y ago
It's called SIP, or rootless, but it can be turned off by the user unlike iOS. So you don't need to 'root' a Mac. An admin user in MacOS is always in sudoers though.
836.
by pram 4y ago
Seems like it’sn’t :V
837.
by pram 4y ago
I can think both are bad.
838.
by pram 4y ago
We just had a $30B PoS coin/stablecoin platform evaporate into thin air this year, don’t even need to bring up Visa lol
839.
by pram 4y ago
Well, there's not a bear in sight. The Bear Patrol is sure doing its job.
840.
by pram 4y ago
I’ve had someone unironically tell me SREs are just people who are too dumb to be SWE so there’s probably more to the gatekeeping than just on-call lol

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