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by sosodev 7y ago
I tend to reach for postgres on all of my projects just because it’s the simplest option. It’s ridiculously easy to get running (you can just start the docker container), every framework seems to support it by default, and its types and que
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by sosodev 7y ago
It’s pretty clearly nvidias fault. Their proprietary driver doesn’t play well with wayland and they haven’t seemed to care.
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by sosodev 7y ago
My feelings on Go are pretty mixed. I think a significant portion of software can be described inside the box that you’re given with Go but if you enter even moderately complicated territory it becomes a shit show. I’ve had the displeasure
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by sosodev 7y ago
I can think of something that will make you a little less worried. What you're saying doesn't make sense. I like to think of myself as a fairly rational and intelligent human being. I'd say I'm pretty good at my software
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by sosodev 7y ago
Nothing really, but you'll still want be sure the lock is released correctly.
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by sosodev 7y ago
I guess I just don't get it. On my Linux desktop at home I'm ludicrously more productive than with my MBP. It just seems like every little thing gets in the way. Docker is significantly slower, package distribution is terrible (in
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by sosodev 7y ago
I really like the first edition. Old C diehards hate it because it breaks a lot of tradition. Personally I think it's really refreshing and made me appreciate C and lot more.
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by sosodev 7y ago
Huh, that's something actually interesting about the new phones. I wonder why it wasn't talked about at all on stage?
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by sosodev 7y ago
I paid to have a few history essays written for me. Judge me if you please but the class was ridiculously hard for an introductory history class and I had my plate full already. The writer I stuck with for the semester was excellent. She wa
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by sosodev 7y ago
It seems to me that Waze isn't the problem. I've seen very similar problems where I live. When the freeway gets backed up, as it inevitably does, traffic spills out into awfully designed city streets. I once got stuck in small ne
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by sosodev 7y ago
Pipenv has felt to me like a pretty solid solution. It's not perfect but it's a lot better than the other options.
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by sosodev 7y ago
I'd imagine it caches more if you have more ram
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by sosodev 7y ago
I hate the PlayStation store. It doesn't even try. All I ever see is stuff I'm uninterested in
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by sosodev 7y ago
Flexbox is easier, but I think grid produces better results
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by sosodev 7y ago
While I agree that calculating hardship is pretty much impossible I don't think a lower SAT score necessarily means worse student.
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by sosodev 7y ago
Isn't it already confirmed that next gen Song and Microsoft consoles are still with AMD?
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by sosodev 7y ago
Are your days any less "wasted" laboring away?
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by sosodev 7y ago
Writing your web services in C sounds like a great idea.
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by sosodev 7y ago
What's your Arch setup? You might want to fiddle with some of the settings in Firefox to try and get more hardware acceleration.
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by sosodev 7y ago
Yep! I flashed my Chromebook and I've been Arch ever since. It's a pretty good experience.
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by sosodev 7y ago
Well, Minecraft didn't have survival mode originally. It was just "creative" multiplayer.
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by sosodev 7y ago
I guess the question is how much slower?
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by sosodev 7y ago
FYI one of the images on your landing page has a z-index that's higher than the navbar.
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by sosodev 7y ago
RedFin to some degree?
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by sosodev 7y ago
I don't think many people will write something that reflects them negatively when it's long form content.
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by sosodev 8y ago
I don't think it's that simple. C++ has a lot of features whose syntax have little consistency. Ruby has a lot of features but they all feel reasonably thought out. The language still feels quite elegant.
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by sosodev 8y ago
Yeah, both the PS3 and Xbox 360 had terrible thermals when they first released.
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by sosodev 8y ago
Oh, right. Just go to Stanford. Sure, no problem.
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by sosodev 8y ago
Right, the correct answer is neither. So who's going to foot the bill for their education? They're already working for the public benefit so...
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by sosodev 8y ago
Should public workers be in debt for the rest of their life or should they be uneducated?

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