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by spyremeown 4y ago
It's so comical to see a literal VTuber developer doing absolutely awesome work on an extremely high technical level, and better yet, on HNs frontpage almost every week. God bless anime.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Agreed. Containers... just work? Actually, Docker just works. It is rock solid and I'm very delighted I learnt so much of it. The only thing I'm missing about Docker is a bigger focus on on-the-fly image editing. Like, I love to
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by spyremeown 4y ago
I've read all of your comments and I commend you trying to illuminate these people. Some of them seem to be living in the 1990s, spewing the usual hocuspocus about programming languages, the kind of thing you hear once and it becomes a
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by spyremeown 4y ago
>Ditto is designed for "peer-to-peer" synchronization where it can directly communicate with other devices even without an internet connection. In addition, Ditto automatically manages the complexity of using multiple network t
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Related, so I'd like to give a shout out to the guys who made meta-tegra[1] possible so that I don't have to use NVidia's garbage software, which barely resembles something you get out of a proper SBC. [1] https://
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by spyremeown 4y ago
That git scraping technique is amazing! This is what a proper hack looks like. Super neat. I'm immediately searching for public maps etc to apply this on.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
This is not an M.2 card. This is a way to interface with a carrier board containing more peripherals using the M.2 connector. Development boards such as these can be also deployed as-is with "production" carrier boards. The indust
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Not a frontend dev or designer, but I've seen people doing amazing things with Figma and it seemed loved all around. Counting the days for Adobe to completely wreck it.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Probably brazilian by the Portuguese comments.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
I mean, it's a speed v. security thing. Every engineer (and I don't mean software engineers here) will tell you this is insane. You can't trust your bricks and yet, you're building a cathedral. I know that automating stu
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Yesterday I downloaded Firefox on my 2018 Macbook because Chrome slowed the thing down to an absolute crawl. What. A. Difference! Firefox is so snappy, and at one point it was using less CPU than iTerm2. Mozilla has received a lot of crappe
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by spyremeown 4y ago
>Have you considered a friend's and family round? Is this really a good idea? Not judging, just stirring the thought-pot.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Is Darwin used for something other than research? I'd really love to see some homebrew stuff with this kernel.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Same, resonated very hard with me. Thanks for this, OP.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
>but expecting 47GB of storage for free per repo seems ludicrous to me. I agree with this. This move makes perfect sense. I think GitLab does a lot already for the people that don't pay for the service.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Very cool! I'm getting some performance issues though (mb air 2018). Pretty low FPS.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
And I can't find Yocto (well, embedded linux) employers. Quite ironic!
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Broadcom is one of the reasons why the rpi foundation is able to ship so many devices. But I also believe they should, perhaps, find another partner, who's willing to go full in the open source thing.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
On that note: has anyone ever tried to archive SO?
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by spyremeown 4y ago
> Just a toy format and I see no use for it. Can you see how the problem that you described in the subsequent paragraph could easily be solved if the applications were compiled in such a format?
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Because 156 million people in the world speak Russian. Why would that be odd?
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by spyremeown 4y ago
> Any .NET NuGet packages targeting .NET Core/.NET 5+ without the -windows TFM will run on any platform that CoreCLR runs on. I got sleepy just reading this. There's just so much fragmentation and frameworks and different versi
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by spyremeown 4y ago
I don't think that strategy works best. Most of people I know that get paid very good amounts are specialists in a given framework or language, like knowing the ins and outs of PHP for example. I rather say "be a generalist on the
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Hopefully? Are you completely insane? This may be a sign of something going majorly mental within our planet.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
We hugged this one real tight.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
> IMHO: in order to say yes you are usually saying at least one or more no's. Otherwise the lack of those other no's will eat you alive. You are absolutely, 100% correct. Preach, brother! Saying "no" kicked-off a seri
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by spyremeown 4y ago
All of this only applies to hobbists. Serious shops have been using 32 bit mcus since the mid 00s and if you even think about putting an interpreter in there, a senior software engineer will probably kill you in your sleep. Rightfully so.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
>The ROI of children Seriously go outside, get some sunlight and touch grass.
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by spyremeown 4y ago
Wait, I don't think that's Marcan, right?
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by spyremeown 4y ago
I strongly disagree with "I remained flat" statement. I mean, you were taking care of your children, weren't you? If you do it right (imho, if you even just try to do it right), it's the biggest accomplishment one can

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