spacemanmatt

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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
I would vote for him. He's angry enough. I feel like Biden peaked on inauguration day.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
> if there are laws out there that boldly violate the Bill of Rights, then it’s our duty to challenge those laws. Yes, but I don't see your attitude meshing well with people who actually do the challenging in practice. They are wize
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
That doesn't make it right and it doesn't make it constitutional. AZ has been full of more hot air than Chicago lately.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
Cool, so I can film the cops closer than 8 feet if I'm just auditing their productivity? Thanks, internet lawyer!
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
I don't know, but a Republican majority means the split doesn't matter since they vote en bloc almost all the time now.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
Debouncing is exactly hysteresis. We often implement it with a very poor digital method but the analog inspiration is a capacitor that must fill before current flows through a closed switch, effecting hysteresis.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
Still relevant in 2022.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
DVs can bite down. Repubs own this.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
ballotpedia says you're wrong: "The Republican Party controls the governorship and both chambers of the state legislature."
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
It was down?
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
Atrocious. Which party dominates Arizona government?
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
Agreed, and totally fair. I still think there will be a hacker here or there with an OEM build who just wants to make. it. go.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
This is tragic negligence from both the ER, but also the parents that would circumcise a baby. I lament.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
cue the null-webcam USB stubs
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
I don't remember when that was true. JetBrains conveniently outclasses Eclipse these days.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
I tried it and I think it sucks. JetBrains FTW.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
Nah, bro. We're modern.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
On a big codebase, I much prefer to learn a function once than see its body repeated frequently. It's not a small thing.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
This article is just a rant against what the author sees as popular-but-wrong justifications for DRY, while failing to mention any of the good reasons. -1
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
Since I leveled up on React over the past couple years I've mulled adding some FE projects on the side but backend consultancy seems to dominate the demand on my time/skills. Backend just doesn't give me the tangible feeling
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
I've often gotten the impression that Google interviews more for general applicability to working at Google than for the specific role advertised. Your comment here being no exception -- is that your experience, is that what you mean t
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
True story. I don't mind a few follow-ups to meet management/executive staff before an offer, but a company needs to be able to recognize my talent without a microscope. If they don't have someone to do that, they need to be
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
I may be burned. My first oDroid order was dead on arrival and I got into HomeAssistant when it was still common to brick your whole setup just updating plugins.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
I'd argue pipewire is a much smaller scope and has had better collaboration from everyone involved. You got in when the distros quite reasonably made the switch on your behalf and it was not an especially difficult call for them. Wayla
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
I think I still like that better than anything I recall from the past of X servers running on Windows or OSX.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
Pretty much agreed. And we should also be projecting Wayland's future on a non-linear basis. Lets of groundwork has gone into it, similar to pipewire, and that will create a tipping point for the project in terms of stability and featu
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
No kidding. DeSantis is fucking grim.
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
Classic misdirection: "It used to be thought that a university campus was a place where you'd be exposed to a lot of different ideas," DeSantis said at a press conference following the bill signing. "Unfortunately, now t
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
> cratered Quit working. One or more critical modules would fail beyond my ability/interest to repair in a foreign container-manager based application. Or the thing would quit booting. I guess I could try different SD cards but the
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by spacemanmatt 4y ago
This is basically what I would do with exposing Velocity templates to translation users. Technically it's coding but the scope is limited to text rendering.

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