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by roland35 3y ago
The batteries used have come a long way! They can deliver high peak current which corresponds to high torque. Lifetime is also better. That combined with better brushless motors and controllers means that these tools are way better overall.
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by roland35 3y ago
I thought the article did a good job addressing it. There were a lot of nice touches which make this app work well with the vision pro.
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by roland35 3y ago
Just install lazyvim and you basically have everything you need! A few languages are already configured as lazyextras so it's easy to add what you need
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by roland35 3y ago
Drink tea
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by roland35 3y ago
I have a circle of password managers all storing each other's master password
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by roland35 3y ago
Meta likes to call quest 3 "mixed reality" since AR is generally defined as adding images to the existing light going into your eyes. I just feel like the technical challenges of AR are much larger than people give it credit for -
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by roland35 3y ago
The Sense system is great for this, gives you second level data, and identifies most appliances when they turn on. I enjoy using it!
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by roland35 3y ago
I think interest rates are a much bigger factor than AI at this point!
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by roland35 3y ago
Aren't they just providing access to their service? Different companies provide different billing methods and that's fine! For example you could pay $20/month for ChatGPT and use it as much or little as you like, or pay $&#x2
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by roland35 3y ago
I'm sure there are some incremental improvements which could be made, but as you said this thing overall is a flying heavy brick and so overall there's only so much you could do.
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by roland35 3y ago
Yikes! This an unusual exploit since it both has an absolutely massive impact (literally access to everything on SharePoint and Outlook??), with a relatively straightforward vector (just looking at client side JavaScript). One nit: I'd
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by roland35 3y ago
Minivans are super hard to buy right now - although demand probably isn't too high the supply is extremely limited. A minivan would be too big for my family's daily needs, but I love renting them for road trips. Even the older dod
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by roland35 3y ago
Having worked at these large companies, I can almost guarantee that what happened was something unintentional or silly versus nefarious. The number of privacy reviews to add a data collection around bans would be astronomical and I would fe
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by roland35 3y ago
It's not just single trips - sometimes it's the cumulative distance of multiple trips throughout the week. Sometimes I can't charge in my garage or just the fact that charging is slow and I can't get a full charge in bef
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by roland35 3y ago
Virtualenvwrapper is another convenient tool - all you need after setting it up is type "workon x"
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by roland35 3y ago
I think he meant the landlord was being a cheapskate here
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by roland35 3y ago
Yup I see my son enjoying time on the tablet and teaching himself scratch which is great... But it clearly has an effect on his emotional state and overall quality of life if he spends too much time on it. We try and keep things balanced -
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by roland35 3y ago
A powerful plunger!
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by roland35 3y ago
I think a better approach is to be prepared to read the documentation a few times. For me, the first time I mostly glance through and see the entire scope of things. I normally need to work with things at least a little bit first to really
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by roland35 3y ago
I once heard and now love the phrase "Don't confuse motion with progress". A lot of us are constantly busy but get nothing important done!
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by roland35 3y ago
Unfortunately the cost of housing and the cost of education has increased so much since then it has really put a damper on the rest of those innovations! But things absolutely just work so much better now! The only thing I miss is portable
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by roland35 3y ago
This is interesting! I like how unit tests are easier with Zig. The approach I am more familiar with is using Google test and C++ to test C code. It's pretty easy if you already have a cmake project set up, and most C developers can wr
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by roland35 3y ago
This was at a big tech codebase. Everything is imported into the mono repo so it can be consumed by the Almighty Buck build system. Python, C, Cpp.. it all goes in!
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by roland35 3y ago
I accidentally imported a 3rd party library twice. Deleted the extra. Got a nice badge for deleting over 500k lines of code.
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by roland35 3y ago
The main way to prevent this is to end 0% interest rates. Now that the cost of capital is higher, I think we will see a lot less of these "ZIRP" (Zero Interest Rate Policy) strategies. Some companies like Uber seem to have been
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by roland35 3y ago
Game Engine Black Book: Doom is also a fantastic read! https://fabiensanglard.net/gebbdoom/
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by roland35 3y ago
I was hired for my first job through my internship. It wasn’t at the company I interned at but from my contacts there. It is worth asking your network, especially for your first job.
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by roland35 3y ago
It also takes a lot less time to fix the tests locally too - rather than tweak it... push the change... oops it failed again... repeat...
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by roland35 3y ago
I would stay away honestly! I am ex-Meta and even when I was working at Meta my entire team struggled mightily with Buck despite having access to all our internal resources! When it works you almost forget about all the pain... But then onc
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by roland35 3y ago
Same deal with Kinetis and ST micros - there are a few BOOT pins which can really ruin your day! They are documented but it isn't super obvious. I found that it is important to check a few parts of the datasheet/reference manual

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