rvanmil

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by rvanmil 8y ago
Does this let me inspect network activity like I can with web apps? I currently use Charles Proxy for this because I haven’t found a better way to do this (also for Electron apps and network activity on the main process).
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Thanks, I investigated a bit more since this doesn't seem obvious (to me) reading the egpu product pages or reviews. This is what I found: https://github.com/mayankk2308/set-egpu so it doesn't look like thing
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by rvanmil 8y ago
It also makes a lot more noise and looks ridiculous imo.
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but do I need an external monitor to use this, or can I just plug this into my MacBook Pro and have improved graphics performance on the built-in display?
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by rvanmil 8y ago
If the keyboard hasn't changed significantly I'll stick to my 2015 MBP for yet another year.
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by rvanmil 8y ago
That's probably true. I think it took mLab a couple of months to support 3.6. But then again, having a major version release available at launch doesn't seem that important to me compared to all other database-as-a-service feature
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Our team has been using both shared and dedicated plans at mLab https://www.mlab.com for almost a year now and we’re very happy with the ease of use and we’ve had zero problems so far.
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by rvanmil 8y ago
You're right that the root cause needs to be fixed. My points are within an assumed context of a dysfunctional environment where the status quo is either actively maintained or simply neglected, and the person bypassing formality is on
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Not disagreeing, but some points from a different perspective: a) Arguments don’t work because team doesn’t listen and/or doesn’t want to change because they wish to stay in their comfort zone. b) The responsible manager is incompetent
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Yeah leveling is possible solo. I forgot to mention I was referring to the endgame content.
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Agreed. Except it is extremely common for parents to let their kids watch YouTube unsupervised (and when I mention the problems they don’t want to hear it; “nah it’s fine, they won’t click weird stuff...”), so this does beg the question whe
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Agreed, the grind is massive compared to current WoW. Also, you’ll need friends to play vanilla, there’s very few stuff which can be done solo and finding groups is very time consuming. I’ll definitely be checking this out for nostalgia but
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Boot menus were great, I remember having many of them optimized for different games. Also MEMMAKER.EXE, I spent a lot of time playing with that tool squeezing out the last byte of memory :)
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Heroku is still amazing indeed. Our team recently moved all Node.js based systems from AWS to Heroku and it has given us a tremendous productivity gain and reduction in complexity. Before we made that decision we spent about 8 months experi
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by rvanmil 8y ago
My favorite bug was hijacking the carryall that drops off the harvester when placing a refinery very early in the game by letting it repeatedly pick up the harvester until it decides to stick around :)
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Congratulations and thank you! This is a fantastic library, my team has been using the beta versions successfully in both desktop and mobile projects. The overall quality of and amount of components in this library has resulted in a major p
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by rvanmil 8y ago
I think GP meant Discourse.
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by rvanmil 8y ago
Available since iOS 7 https://developer.apple.com/documentation/multipeerconnectiv...
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by rvanmil 9y ago
As a user I am glad Apple is the "loser" in this article and it's the reason I love iOS and hope Apple doesn't change anything in their attitude towards the "free and open" web. I do not trust the web, at all.
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by rvanmil 9y ago
Should be possible https://developer.apple.com/musickit/
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by rvanmil 9y ago
This looks really nice considering it's built with a cross platform framework. Did you also consider using React Native, and if so what made you decide to use Flutter instead? My team is looking to move away from Cordova for our cross
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by rvanmil 9y ago
> but my Slack is sitting at 300MB right now You must be overlooking all the helper processes.
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by rvanmil 9y ago
You’re using macOS wrong ;) I remember Windows 95 as a complete disaster of crashes, data loss, failing installations, incompatible applications, missing drivers and countless other problems which were only fixed with the release of Windows
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by rvanmil 9y ago
Afaict vanilla js these days is much less relevant than any of the current frameworks. Is it really that big of a deal to learn a new framework/library every now and then? They're really not that hard to learn and the productivity
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by rvanmil 9y ago
There are plenty of really great pay-once ad-free games for kids on iOS.
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by rvanmil 9y ago
https://travis-ci.com
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by rvanmil 9y ago
Agreed, it’ll take another paradigm shift to switch to something else.
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by rvanmil 9y ago
Or better yet, get the AmpliFi’s instead of the UniFi’s :)
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by rvanmil 9y ago
I think it would be confusing, people only expect feedback on their password during registration or when updating it. Also, requirements can change but that won’t invalidate passwords which were chosen with the previous requirements.
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by rvanmil 9y ago
> I'm able to tell the difference thanks. I must've interpreted that the wrong way then. We'll have to agree to disagree then because I do think there is a big difference in UX. I really think the limits of providing a nic

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