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by roland35 2y ago
Yes exactly! Reviews should not waste time with format - I would take the hour to set that up in CI and never worry about it again. Or if that is too much (no shame!), just accept style differences.
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by roland35 2y ago
Ironically writing less code is probably better!
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by roland35 2y ago
With kids id probably try Arduino. I personally prefer c and make/cmake/meson
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by roland35 2y ago
I've found that often when I am writing esoteric spaghetti rust code... I need to start thinking about what I am trying too do! Most of the time it's a bad idea :)
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by roland35 2y ago
I think pen plotters are really cool! There's a bunch of models on 3d printing websites like this one: https://www.printables.com/model/573473-pen-plotter-core-xy
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by roland35 2y ago
A full size numpad keyboard gave me wrist pain, since my hands were spread out while using the mouse! Plus I like having more desk space. I do have a full size keyboard in my closet just in case I have to use excel someday!
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by roland35 2y ago
I've never put my fire extinguisher skills on my resume... No wonder I didn't get any call backs!
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by roland35 2y ago
Eat less chocolate, lose some weight around the waist! Seems like synergy to me :)
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by roland35 2y ago
I like to use rwlock on my code which reads once every few hours... Maybe I should change that!
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by roland35 2y ago
I agree that every project needs one person who has a laser focus on getting the project across the finish line. There are always dozens of slightly annoying and unrelated blockers. I call it my volleyball theory, after playing on a mid tea
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by roland35 2y ago
I once did an engineering camp at the Air Force academy and in one of the classes we programmed Lego mindstorms with Ada - something like https://www.adacore.com/academia/projects/real-time-mindstor... I do wish w
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by roland35 2y ago
How long does it take you to normally drink a mug? I've been interested in it but I find that I tend to drink a coffee quickly before it gets too cold, and with tea I actually enjoy the change in taste as it cools
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by roland35 2y ago
Just don't get it mixed up with your water bottle!!
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by roland35 2y ago
We are now at the point where tucker Carlson and Alex jones are saying that they are fighting demons - I am not sure how we can make any rational arguments when one side thinks they are fighting against the literal Christian devil!
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by roland35 2y ago
Wsl 2 can access files in windows, but it is very slow.
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by roland35 2y ago
Pylance is nicer than pyright, but unfortunately I don't think you can use it outside of vs code
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by roland35 2y ago
Problem: python is very hard to use consistently across various environments Solution: make python execution as disposable as paper plates :) Uv works very well for me, but it does still sometimes run into weird issues when the underlying p
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by roland35 2y ago
I think a lot of it is ide integration. You can see devcontainer details in a tab in vs code for example. But I think the biggest thing is code reuse - there are a lot of plugins for dev containers so it is easy to spin up a new project wit
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by roland35 2y ago
This does strike me as chatgpt as well. Maybe we need to pass a law that all ai bots can only talk as sarcastic pirates.
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by roland35 2y ago
Shocking if true! I see way more model ys, mustang Mach es, rivians, ev6s, well pretty much everything than cybertrucks...
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by roland35 2y ago
I think it has to be either real time or a very low framerate, like once every 30 seconds. That way you have time to see each "painting"
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by roland35 2y ago
Would zeromq be an alternative here?
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by roland35 2y ago
Have any examples of public servers?
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by roland35 2y ago
Just fund your 401k and pay your taxes! Count yourself lucky!
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by roland35 2y ago
And... How do we know the key base profile is correct?
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by roland35 2y ago
Number one benefit to companies to allow WFH: they can pay me a senior level pay for staff level seniority, and I still come out ahead living in the Midwest versus moving to SF or NYC.
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by roland35 2y ago
Free coffee? Dang, I have to buy mine at the grocery store :) at least I can drink my loose leaf tea at home though!
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by roland35 2y ago
I like to use lazyvim - <space> s S does a global symbol search which is super handy and works great with any cargo project thanks to rust analyzer.
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by roland35 2y ago
What a story! Most people probably would just give up. Dealing with storage units is why I try to eliminate all the extra "stuff" in my life... George Carlin had a great bit on stuff: https://youtu.be/MvgN5gCuLac
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by roland35 2y ago
It sounds like your experience is a good example of having a full integration test setup which is basically what the "real thing" is. For doing end to end tests, that is likely required! But as the project matures over time hopefu

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