rrgok

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by rrgok 2y ago
What if they change their mind again? Years later, they might have a fleeting thought: "I could have died back then." The point is, the mind changes constantly; it's its nature. What should one do? Personally, I'd rather
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by rrgok 2y ago
Oh well, I really appreciate you taking the time to explain it. But honestly, I didn't understand a word. I recognize it is my lack of knowledge. I hope someone can do me a ELI5.
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by rrgok 2y ago
Can a kind soul point me some documentation on how to put .env in a vault correctly? Possibly open-source solutions? If the vault is password protected, aren't you just adding one more indirection and nothing more? How is that helpful,
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by rrgok 2y ago
He should've have said "Blazingly fast AI hat dropper, in Rust"
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by rrgok 2y ago
I've never met him in person and I don't usually judge a book by its cover, but he gives me a creepy vibe. It is difficult to put in words because this the first time I feel like this about someone I've never met. Something f
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by rrgok 2y ago
Hardly a day goes by without my thoughts turning to Ecclesiastes. What did people believe? In an ever-progressive world? That’s a limited and superficial perspective on life. Everything that is born, whether physical or not, will eventually
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by rrgok 2y ago
You can already achieve the same workflow with Shadow PC, even though you need a permanent low latency network connection.
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by rrgok 2y ago
Yeah? How about put it in writing with the CEO signature?
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by rrgok 2y ago
Looks interesting. One suggestion, don't make data validation and authnz an after thought. Something I'm missing from all these automatic API generation frameworks from schema is having different complex data validation rules for
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by rrgok 2y ago
Can you kindly suggest me any expensive courses that have high ROI which is marketable in the relatively near future?
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by rrgok 2y ago
I was referring to the phrase you wrote "...The consciousness is eternal..." None of the verse you cite says that that indestructible thing is the consciousness. That's what I was referring to. For everything that has an oppo
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by rrgok 2y ago
The same Bhagavad Gita says that everything has a beginning and an end: consciousness too by that logic. Even the gods, including Vishnu/Krishna, during Maha Pralay get destroyed and rebuilt. There is no escape for anything. Ethernal
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by rrgok 2y ago
Yep, can absolutely relate.
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by rrgok 3y ago
Asking here, in the hope that someone can explain to me the following. I genuinely want to understand it. What is the historical reason for having the OS manage the keyboard layout instead of the keyboard itself? If I tap on the key Z, it s
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by rrgok 3y ago
I always wondered whether smartphones were the cause or smartphones just exposed the true nature of life, hence bringing depression with that realization.
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by rrgok 3y ago
Perhaps I worded it wrong: I meant to bring Glide Grid as an example how fast we can render millions of items to canvas.
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by rrgok 3y ago
Perhaps I'm missing something, but why can't we render HTML directly onto the canvas in the browser? The parser is there, the layout engine is already implemented, and the calculation of box layout is already done. It should be do
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by rrgok 3y ago
I know it is a minor things, any change in your hair loss? I'm asking because because there are studies that links T to DHT to hair loss.
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by rrgok 3y ago
I still wonder why anyone would create such awful grammar for a programming language. Considering LaTeX's initial release was 40 years ago, there were certainly other programming languages from which to draw inspiration. And I certainl
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by rrgok 3y ago
I was thinking the same...
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by rrgok 3y ago
Do you mind sharing the treadmill that you are using? I know I can do a google search, but I read a lot of bad reviews on the cheap ones and that they smell like burnt plastic nearing 1hr continuous usage.
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by rrgok 3y ago
Can you game with these GPU (moonlight or parsec)? And by "can" I mean: - Does the ToS allows it? - Does the GPU allows it?
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by rrgok 3y ago
Thank you for your input. That's a great idea.
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by rrgok 3y ago
And how would you decrypt on mobile while allowing to edit the files? Cryptomator works well as long as your on a desktop platform, but when you move to a smartphone they provide only their crippled file-manager which is not accessible form
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by rrgok 3y ago
I'm glad this exists. Now I can follow a guided course into advanced topics at my own pace. I've always wanted to have a career as a Compiler Engineer, but sadly, where I live doesn't offer much in terms of education and job
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by rrgok 3y ago
That's exactly my question: is memory or timespan that regulate the speed of time-passing? Another thought experiment: suppose reincarnation exists and, as soon as I'm born, I remember my past lives, would time go faster or slower
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by rrgok 3y ago
I really wish we could develop the science and technology to view the past like movies, but without needing it to be recorded on film. It would be amazing to have a kind of time telescope, enabling us to see far back in history, not just ac
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by rrgok 3y ago
So, if I suddenly have amnesia and don't remember the past 99 years, will my time slow down? It is just a thought experiment...
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by rrgok 3y ago
I'm not saying which is harder or who has it better either. I just pointed out that Software Engineers are doing a lot of things outside of their scope. Perfect example is the one you brought up.
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by rrgok 3y ago
Finally someone who sees for what a shit of a job Software Engineer has become. You can see my post/comment history here on HN, that I argue exactly this. We are doing too much.

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