rkomorn

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by rkomorn 10mo ago
> from bitter experience as a buyer rather than a seller of those services over the last 5 years --- "no game-over vulnerabilities" is a very common outcome! Why bitter? Did they miss some? Otherwise, isn't that the goal t
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by rkomorn 10mo ago
Is it representative of the regular difficulty because if so it... doesn't bode well for me. The concept is really cool though. I like it!
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by rkomorn 10mo ago
> it is a small js library ... This means that in theory you don't need js I assume I'm not the only person left a little puzzled. Do you mean "don't need JS" as in like, a full-fledged JS framework?
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by rkomorn 10mo ago
Had to search whether "proompt" was a new meme misspelling. New to me, but I'm on board.
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by rkomorn 10mo ago
I don't know where you live but even at my latitude it most definitely is not "at almost the same time every day." If I woke up with the sunrise in winter I'd be waking up 2 hours later than in the summer (3, really, bec
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by rkomorn 10mo ago
That's usually what I try to do for personal stuff (with admittedly moderate success). It's for work stuff that I have a harder time (because of not entirely rational fear of letting people down by being slow to respond).
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by rkomorn 10mo ago
I've done this as well but the flip side for me is that I find myself probably checking various apps (etc) for new content probably more often than I would if I just had notifications on. So ultimately, I feel like I've replaced a
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by rkomorn 10mo ago
I think, on top of the cycle aspect, there's also an aspect that the people who trot out that quote think they're part of the few "hard men" of current times. Eg They (and their ideas) are the solution to our problems.
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by rkomorn 10mo ago
I don't particularly go hunting for information about artists, studios, etc, to find out if I agree with them. I just happen to no longer like their stuff when I find out things I don't like. It's not "how I make decisio
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Honestly can't tell if that would be better or worse. It's not like Google has a track record of not shutting down products.
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Another example of their wonkiness with Fleet and focus was their whole "Kotlin Multiplaform stuff will be Fleet-first!" which they then (somewhat promptly) reversed to "actually it'll be IntelliJ/Android Studio fir
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Isn't altitude information also one of the important things about ADS-B that radar lacks? Although ADS-B is self reported and "vulnerable" to bad/spoofed info. My CFI and I once saw ADS-B data from one of the startups ne
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
They're having a meltdown because they're upset one of their comments got flagged.
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Stop.
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Saw this post this morning before getting on a plane and saved the tab open so I'd do it first thing when I got home. Done. Thanks for the tip. :)
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
I've cracked two bicycle helmets and I don't know if they saved my life, but I'm quite certain they saved me a lot of pain, at the very least. I can't fathom how some people ride without them.
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
I was a gboard user on iOS for years but it progressively got so inexplicably unusably slow I gave up. Maybe your comment means it's got back to being usable. Edit: https://apps.apple.com/pt/app/gboard-the-goo
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
> Shrodinger's Grass Fantastically apt, IMO. Kudos.
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Not if you want to stand out from the crowd.
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
I'm conflicted because you're not entirely wrong (that it's not just the software industry), but the name is because the combine combines steps that used to be separate. It's not actually badly named.
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Not "OP", but I will say that empathy can certainly help you build better things (tools, processes, policies, etc) for the people they affect. It can also help you understand where coworkers or peers are coming from, and work with
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
> Why wouldn't you instead hold on to your empathy and make it your super power? At least one reason would be because the empathetic person is usually the one bearing most of the cost of this "super power" while at best on
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
I play RPGs for the fun of turning time and grind into more advanced abilities (eg going from getting slaughtered by dragons in Skyrim to being the one doing the slaughtering). There are few games where the story has mattered to me, and eve
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Touché. I don't see how we get to "why would you rent and save for a house at the same time?" from "it takes 10 years to save $720K" but whatever.
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
You don't need to save for a downpayment for 10 years? Or are you saying it won't take 10 years to save up for a downpayment?
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
> My home construction slipped 6 months on 2 year build time. It happens in construction very often. Tangent, but I have at least 3 friends that would've (in retrospect) been nothing short of ecstatic if their home construction had
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Yes! Step 1 is forgetting about the name so it doesn't feel as daunting. Disclaimer: I've not actually done step 1, but I have more faith in you than in myself.
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
Exactly this. That said, I think both hybrid/distributed teams and individuals suffer a bit from mixed remoteness, and I'd strongly consider working somewhere where in-person teams are fully so (eg not mixed with remote folks) and
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
I'm not a mod (and I flagged the comment you had originally replied to so I'm on "your side"), but I'd apply "two wrongs don't make a right" here. I think the feedback is fair. I'd say just take
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by rkomorn 11mo ago
The question I originally responded to was "why would you rent and save for a house at the same time?" I said "because you need to have a downpayment". You reply "downpayments aren't that high". Unless you

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