rraghur

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   by rraghur 8y ago

   Heh! Irodov problems were dope... Spend multiple days putting over the same problem and the exhilaration when you finally crack it! Still brings back memories
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   by rraghur 8y ago

   How is this on Nvidia? I'm on KDE neon and so no Wayland due to Nvidia's lack of APIs
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   by rraghur 8y ago

   Someone needs to write how much deep sleep you need per night! I'm a light sleeper and with recent chronic pancreatitis, I have trouble sleeping... Articles like this only dial up anxiety and make things worse! For example. My hear fi
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   by rraghur 8y ago

   I'm more in the camp of just committing often... But not with good messages... Once I'm ready to merge though, I rebase and clean up commits... Seems like more work, but I like knowing that I have a fallback position if the idea I
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   by rraghur 8y ago

   I read elsewhere that this might very well be with tacit agreement from Pak * India bombs terror camps and can show it's retaliation for the suicide attack. * Pak has always denied existence of the camps - so of course they 'misse
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   by rraghur 8y ago

   QED is fantastic as well...
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   by rraghur 8y ago

   https://hobo.house/2016/03/10/build-secure-vlan-networks-wit... Seems good - going to try this out when I get some time next.
8. 128.▲
   by rraghur 8y ago

   Got a good guide for this? I have tomato firmware but just don't know enough on how to get this set up
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   by rraghur 8y ago

   I've never understood the charm of having an always on, listen to everything home assistants... Why? Just why? To be honest though, I do have Google assistant on my phone and vibe recognition turned on... But at least that's an op
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    I've been trying to get my son interested. He's in the same boat... Knows a little about conditionals and loops etc but hasn't caught it yet. He wanted a RC car.. so I asked him to pick an old one apart. Taking parts from tha
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    Agreed. I'm on nightly and it has been stable - even with WR turned on. I've been pushing my family and friends to use FF - but a lot of them are Chrome loyalists. Still - one must persist. I'd rather not have a world where o
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    Thanks - I'm subbed to that ticket. Will most likely switch over when it's done since a I vastly prefer a single binary rather than having to install python + deps.
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    Also, I found borg better than restic since borg also does compression https://github.com/borgbackup/borg
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    Also I've heard in Zoroastrianism asuras are the good guys and devas the bad guys whereas in Hinduism it's the other way around... So ashurbanipal literally means God protects him Here's one interesting read on how the myt
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    I agree - the Typescript support isn't great... I was taking a look at vue + typescript and cobbled together something that worked but there was unpleasant weirdness. I wasn't aware that vue3 was going to be written in Typescript
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    minikube start --vm-driver=none doesn't use a VM AFAIK
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    We had a similar experience as well.. in our case, tried hard to like SF, but eventually moved out. The Dev experience is sub par and even with the one node cluster, things take a long time to come up. Also, the tooling that pushes for ser
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    We used to differentiate between projections and event handlers Projections only create/update/delete views and are idempotent. Event handlers could do side effecty things like emails or generate another command that goes back int
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    by rraghur 8y ago

    How would I go about creating a native image for a gem I've installed? I can't seem to find the documentation for this. Or have I misunderstood this totally? I thought I could do something like ruby script -> graal ruby -->
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    by rraghur 9y ago

    You make do with what you have :).... However, instead of teaching word processing and such (office s/w)... how about teaching kids that it's just a machine and you can make it do your bidding.. I remember starting with GW BASIC w
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    by rraghur 9y ago

    These articles exhorting the benefit of using FP in the small are great, but I'd been lost forever making the leap from small (<10 line) examples vs typical apps with their CRUD behavior and in general state everywhere like a db or
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    by rraghur 9y ago

    Rightly said... Here in india, the central bank had managed sms based otp validation for all online card transactions... Turns out that just doing that has kept card fraud down. It also helps in our country to inspire confidence with older
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    by rraghur 9y ago

    I think the way electron apps abound when there are possibly better alternatives is similar to the way markdown abounds in spite of other better 'lightweight' markup alternatives.. after years of using markdown, I've migrated
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    by rraghur 9y ago

    I sort of agree that config is more of a service.. but I had the same reaction as the parent here that logging had to be injected! That just felt insane!
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    by rraghur 9y ago

    I think it's overrated though - not open source, doesn't have an ecosystem.. the dev experience is sub par - services take too long to come up even with the one node cluster on a beefy laptop. Plus you cannot run the service outsi