spike021

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by spike021 10mo ago
I struggle with this a lot. I'm currently about ten years in to the career and technically at my org I'm a "senior". One issue I have quite often is I'll know I have a problem with understanding something and so I a
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by spike021 10mo ago
> gorillion i'd never heard of that counter before so i googled it: > The word "gorillion" is often used by white supremacists and Holocaust deniers in the form of "six gorillion", which mocks the figure of si
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by spike021 10mo ago
Technically yes but on any given track day there can still be gravel, weeds, rubber, bits of material from car body kits/aero, and even various liquids that have leaked.
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by spike021 10mo ago
If your codebase has the concept of a request ID, you could also feasibly use that to trace what a user has been doing with more specificity.
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by spike021 10mo ago
I got a dog during COVID and I'm not sure if this is a related issue but the number of times I've had people not brake but accelerate as we're crossing the street or flash their high beams or try to drive around us at the las
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by spike021 10mo ago
It's going to happen on any device. It's a software thing. If LG isn't doing it, it's Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc. My PS5 basically shows ads on some system ui screens (granted mostly for "game" content but it s
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by spike021 10mo ago
I've had the advertising settings disabled on my LG C2 for a while and yesterday I decided to browse the settings menu again and found that a couple new ones had been added and turned on by default. Good times.
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by spike021 10mo ago
I've had a lot of issues using the QuickTime screen recorder, especially when it comes to recording from an iOS simulator for app/game development and needing to produce preview videos.
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by spike021 10mo ago
where did your multiplication come from?
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by spike021 10mo ago
I find vibe coding similar to visiting a country where I don't know the local language very well. Usually that requires saying something, seeing if the other person understands what I'm saying, and occasionally repeating myself in
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by spike021 10mo ago
you can also press the button while viewing a photo in the Photos app to see this.
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by spike021 10mo ago
heh, probably. that's what I get for writing a comment while walking my dog.
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by spike021 10mo ago
Depending on how long someone's been in the industry it's more a question of if, not when, an outage will occur due to someone deciding to push code haphazardly. At my first job one of my more senior team members would throw cauti
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by spike021 10mo ago
Apologies for not reading all of your blogs on this, but a follow-up question. Are models still prone to reading these and disregarding them even if they should be used for a task? Reason I ask is because a while back I had similar sections
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by spike021 10mo ago
I don't use the slide feature and typing quality has gone downhill ever since iOS 17 or thereabouts IMO.
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by spike021 10mo ago
I've started regularly visiting a couple coffee shops in Tokyo whenever I go there and I'm on first name basis with the owners/managers, whereas if I go to the same shops in the SF Bay Area more regularly it's rare that
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by spike021 10mo ago
as I wondered in another comment, the button may not always be facing your thumb. so then you'd need to keep fiddling with it anyway.
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by spike021 10mo ago
I'd be curious what happens if you're the kind of person who wears a ring a bit more loosely and/or has slippery skin. That button isn't always going to be facing your thumb. Maybe you rotate it back with your thumb? Or
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by spike021 10mo ago
I have an electric water boiler like that also. I have to be very mindful to press a button to turn it off if i return it empty to the induction plate/holder otherwise it starts clicking and beeping and freaking out.
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by spike021 10mo ago
As postal mentioned below, Haleakalā is fantastic for that. Also, I recently visited Mt. Aso in southern Kyushu of Japan and it really felt like I was on Mars.
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by spike021 10mo ago
I think if I found the right place I could maybe do 6+ months expenses. Still cuts it real close for me.
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by spike021 10mo ago
my last boss said i needed more work-life balance because i would take my dog on a walk once during the workday. as in, i wasn't giving work enough of my time.
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by spike021 10mo ago
exactly what I'm afraid of! Glad to hear you made it through.
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by spike021 10mo ago
My job is no longer remote and I do enjoy my neighborhood.
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by spike021 10mo ago
I'm teetering on the edge of being able to afford a small condo (a small SFH would be nice but not as much supply) in the Bay Area (SF). However, I keep thinking about how someone I know was laid off last year only two months after buy
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by spike021 11mo ago
I would assume it depends on how it generates the images. I've used Claude to generate fairly simple icons and launch images for an iOS game and I make sure to have it start with SVG files since those can be defined as code first. This
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by spike021 11mo ago
sounds like how Cisco Teams/Webex could detect if you're in a certain meeting room using an ultrasonic frequency.
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by spike021 11mo ago
similarly, there's a youtube channel called Mighty Car Mods that does builds also and even the ones they "rush" can take months and thousands of work hours from people from multiple disciplines (body repair, paint, electrical
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by spike021 11mo ago
yeah, some cars have powered dimming. most have the little tab/switch at the bottom you need to flick whenever you want to use the dimmer angle. in my last car that would always mess up my optimal rear view mirror angle and position, w
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by spike021 11mo ago
It's also like this in America. Earlier in the year I got a replacement rear-view mirror with an anti-glare coating and it's paid dividends. It helps so much at night on dark sections of road when newer cars with bright headlights

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