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Predicting Expert Evaluations in Software Code Reviews(arxiv.org)
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by reedlaw 3y ago
This was mostly about making a silicon wafer. This video shows more detail on the rest of the process in a home lab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS5ycm7VfXg (blog here: http://sam.zeloof.xyz/second-ic&#x
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by reedlaw 3y ago
Most Raspberry Pi Linux distros take around 10 seconds to boot. It can be made faster by using a tiny distribution or something like https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ but it would be nice to find an OS geared towards gaming
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by reedlaw 3y ago
Do you have a guide or any tips on how to do this?
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by reedlaw 3y ago
It would likely be similar to gaming on Linux but with the limitations of ARM-only and OpenGL ES 3.1 or Vulkan 1.2. [1] What would be more interesting is an open source micro-kernel and gaming SDK targeting Raspberry Pi. 1. See https:&#x2F
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by reedlaw 3y ago
I would gladly use my Pixel 4a (5G) another few years but its support ends in two months [1]. Even though I run GrapheneOS, the open source community is not capable of maintaining firmware, kernel and vendor code [2]. 1. https://
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by reedlaw 3y ago
How would I do the reverse? That is, turn smart speakers into regular speakers. I have a Sonos Move but it can't play audio from my desktop PC with no bluetooth. I could buy a bluetooth dongle, but honestly I find wired connections eas
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by reedlaw 4y ago
Enjoyed your article on backups. I was intrigued by the idea of NAS as a solution to bit rot, but when I looked at NAS products, sticker shock dampened my interest. I've been using git-annex so I looked into how it deals with bit rot.
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by reedlaw 4y ago
Quite right. Thus they implicitly equate poor quality code with technical debt. This makes the metaphor unsuited to a proper aversion to poor quality code. If it's simply debt it can be paid off later with a small amount of interest. S
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by reedlaw 4y ago
The paper uses the term "technical debt" without defining it. From the context the term is used in its popular sense in which the primary source of debt is writing code poorly. Ward Cunningham, who coined the term, did not mean it
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by reedlaw 4y ago
This problem is present in Premiere Pro too. The recommended solution is to convert the variable FPS video to constant FPS before using it as a source.
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by reedlaw 4y ago
This reads like a positive framing of Jacque Ellul's critique of technique: > The characteristics of the technical phenomenon are Autonomy, Unity, Universality, Totalization. Technique obeys a specific rationality. The characteristi
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by reedlaw 4y ago
One way to circumvent this is to use a strong passphrase to deterministically generate the PGP/SSH key [1] to unlock other passwords. The SSH key could grant access to a remote server with backups and the PGP key could decrypt password
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by reedlaw 4y ago
Burning US $1 notes could not provide backing for minted coins. A better analogy is currency backed with gold without enough in reserve to handle a run on the bank.
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by reedlaw 4y ago
What if we assume skilled authorship which made connections purposefully in order to emphasize important points? Genesis is full of such connections. If we assume harmony between Genesis 1:11-13 (fruits/grains) and Genesis 2:5 (bush&#x
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by reedlaw 4y ago
Genesis 2:5 begins with: "When no bush of the field was yet in the land and no small plant of the field had yet sprung up...". "Bush of the field" and "small plant of the field" were not part of the list of veg
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by reedlaw 5y ago
Spotting things the author missed is a low bar for code review. I believe the author assumes a context of high quality, well-tested code (e.g. "added a feature using an established pattern"). Unfortunately, for many teams code rev
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by reedlaw 5y ago
One of the original signatories of the Agile Manifesto, Ron Jeffries, suggests developers abandon the word Agile [1]. Instead, we should recommend and practice "Manifesto Agile". 1. https://ronjeffries.com/articles
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by reedlaw 5y ago
That's too bad. I have the 2020 model and was able to upgrade RAM to 40GB and add a second NVMe drive.
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by reedlaw 5y ago
I've never had a MacBook but I feel the LG Gram line of notebooks is top-notch. I have a 17" version and it's light, fast, and has a long battery life. It has a full keyboard and is easily upgradeable. I run Arch Linux with G
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by reedlaw 5y ago
Jitsi Meet ( https://meet.jit.si/ )
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by reedlaw 5y ago
Compared to Windows and MacOS it's a secret. I don't consider Ubuntu's desktop environment as pure GNOME, otherwise why would https://ubuntugnome.org/ exist?
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by reedlaw 5y ago
I'm speaking primarily of GNOME 3 and above. I didn't use earlier versions much.
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by reedlaw 5y ago
Click on the Show grid/list toggle icon on the top right. When showing icons in a grid I see thumbnails.
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by reedlaw 5y ago
I've been using Gnome for years and it's basically the best kept secret among desktop environments. Simple, unobtrusive, and continuously improving without many sudden changes that force one to relearn how to use it. I've tri
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by reedlaw 5y ago
I took it to mean people used to wear clothes longer between washes, not just that we do more frequent, smaller loads. It would be interesting to see a comparison showing how much longer an average person should wear the same clothes in ord
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by reedlaw 5y ago
Freshly popcorn popper-roasted beans are better than non-freshly roasted beans but not nearly as good as those of an experienced roaster using better equipment. Try local roasters or order fresh-roasted beans online. Fresh-roasted beans ten
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by reedlaw 5y ago
Thank you, this is clearer and more concise than the video.
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by reedlaw 6y ago
On Linux? I just tried installing browserpass-chromium from AUR and it works fine in Chromium but not in Brave.
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by reedlaw 6y ago
I would like to use Brave but there is a serious issue--users are unable to install non-store extensions. https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/2457 https://github.com/brave/brave

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