rudedogg

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   by rudedogg 9y ago

   > Indeed, Casper then Cheyenne have the most modern economic situation Wyoming has to offer. Which is still pretty shitty. I live in Casper, and tech jobs are basically non-existent. I know of some places that hire people for PLC stuff.
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   by rudedogg 9y ago

   Good on Firefox 59.0.1, macOS 10.13.3
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   Efficient Hot-Water Piping (2013) [pdf](garykleinassociates.com)

   119 points by rudedogg 9y ago|56 comments
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   by rudedogg 9y ago

   Kansas is a bad example with all the earthquake issues!
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   by rudedogg 9y ago

   There's also machine learning.
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   by rudedogg 9y ago

   His lectures from 2016 are also on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2bFN3MyNDA&list=PLOtl7M3yp-...
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   by rudedogg 9y ago

   Here's my stock speed 8700k score: Single-Core Score: 6096 Multi-Core Score: 26949
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   by rudedogg 9y ago

   I've recently come to this conclusion too. I did remote freelance work for several months, and it was miserable. Some clients are better than others, but if they find you online (and you're not speaking at conferences, etc) it&#x2
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   by rudedogg 9y ago

   > Why is there this claim that they had or have any aces in the first place, Zen or no Zen? I'm not a big hardware person, but from what I've heard the speed they released 6 core processors after Ryzen makes it likely they were
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    Was there something that prevented testing HFS+ vs. HFS+?
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    For a basic explanation the electricity analogy posted above is fair and accurate. I don't think consumer ISPs blocking port 25 is related to the discussion on net neutrality. It's blocked because spam/viruses would be much w
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    > You suggest a bet on ROI, have you previously done this research? I used to run a lot of social media ads, and I would bet the same thing. Little stuff like this usually makes a huge difference in click-through rates.
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    Will the API remain free?
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    "NSAIDs are stronger pain medications than opioids" - http://www.nsc.org/RxDrugOverdoseDocuments/evidence-summary-...
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    I think the parent is talking about that behavior, but extended throughout the entire OS. You can see this in some apps, one that comes to mind is Sketch and its concept of "symbols". I think the complaint is that copy/cut&#x
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    I wouldn't bet my life or anyone elses on this code being correct https://github.com/propublica/nyc-dna-software/blob/master/F...
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    > That's almost as bad as Apple patenting rounded rectangles. It's worse. The rounded rectangle patent was a design patent, by the wording used above I'm guessing they're after a utility patent.
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    I thought about building something like this every time I messed with tmuxinator layouts. Nice!
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    I think they're talking about animating scroll changes. Web browsers do this, if you press page down, it animates the change(it's subtle, the animation only lasts a fraction of a second). In Vim, it'll just do an instant repa
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    I haven't used it but there is https://github.com/terryma/vim-smooth-scroll For GUIs, I tried VimR and MacVim. Neither seems to smooth-scroll. Using the above plugin might work though? Also, have you tried Vintage
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    Kind of off-topic but this is probably a decent place to ask.. I've just started working on a text editor as a side project, and one of the main things I want to include is a really complete implementation of vim keybindings. So far I
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    I agree, unfortunately getting published seems really difficult. I released a Mac app and wrote to every Mac publication I could find - probably 30 - and never received a single response. The app had/has some rough edges and could use
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    There's also https://vapor.codes/ and Kitura
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    I haven't read it but Grokking Algorithms is well reviewed. https://www.manning.com/books/grokking-algorithms
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    Swift 5 plans published(github.com)

    2 points by rudedogg 9y ago|0 comments
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    Gave this a try, and it works! No weird jump after the first scroll. Also, for anyone using 1Password, they have a beta of a multiprocess compatible FireFox extension that seems to work fine. Thanks!
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    Slightly off-topic, but does anyone use a Vim plugin for Firefox? I keep trying to switch, but the scrolling of VimFX drives me crazy. Here's an issue outlining the behavior: https://github.com/akhodakivskiy/VimFx&
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    Thanks for the explanation and pointing that out. I wasn't aware until it was mentioned by you and another commenter.
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    It definitely kills grass. I use it for both grass and weeds outside of the lawn. The recipe is from Pinterest of course but it's: 1 gallon white vinegar (the kind we bought is 5% acidity) 1 cup table salt 1 tbsp Dawn dis
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    by rudedogg 9y ago

    I switched from using RoundUp to a vinegar/salt/dish soap solution this summer and can't believe how well it works. It seems to be just as effective as RoundUp.