superbaconman

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WTF happened in 1971 (and why the fuck it matters so much)(cointelegraph.com)
2 points by superbaconman 6y ago|3 comments
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by superbaconman 6y ago
> good OOP practice means you provide getter and setter methods to control access to that data. I know almost nothing about "OOP', but I was under the impression this was bad OOP?
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by superbaconman 6y ago
The inside comma never made sense to me. Plus if you consider the quotation marks, the commas themselves almost seem redundant.
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U.S. to Act on China Software Beyond TikTok, Pompeo Says(bloomberg.com)
17 points by superbaconman 6y ago|5 comments
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Demeter’s Law: Don’t talk to strangers(medium.com)
5 points by superbaconman 6y ago|0 comments
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by superbaconman 6y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. This was a very nice Xbox feature. They had it for PC on their Xbox bar for a while; You could stream any window or your desktop to the same mixer account as your gamertag. Then one day it just di
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by superbaconman 6y ago
I've got the previous version of this and have been very happy with it. I may upgrade as this has a usbc port.
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by superbaconman 6y ago
I think a small improvement may be to use an auto-complete text box instead of dropdown. The items in the dropbox aren't ordered so i can't jump to the game i'm interested in by typing.
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by superbaconman 6y ago
What did you do about key bindings? The default vscode ones rely heavily on arrow keys, but those things are just so far away from the home key. I can't seem to find a move up/down paragraph shortcut to map either. I've tried
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by superbaconman 6y ago
Honestly the hardest part about emacs for me has always been documentation. Like how do I build a plugin. What function do I call to set a custom key binding? This stuff has always been so hard to find despite it being so important to the u
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by superbaconman 6y ago
I'd love to see shows like 'Nature' and 'Planet Earth' but focused exclusively on single celled organisms; I find that whole world very interesting. Journey to the Microcosmos on youtube is the closest thing I'
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Moderna Snares $483M U.S. Funding for Covid Vaccine(bloomberg.com)
1 points by superbaconman 7y ago|0 comments
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Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine trial starts enrolling high-dose arm(fiercebiotech.com)
2 points by superbaconman 7y ago|0 comments
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Vaccines, Antibodies and Drug Libraries. The Possible Covid-19 Treatments(time.com)
2 points by superbaconman 7y ago|0 comments
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by superbaconman 7y ago
> Redistributing 100% of these 5 executives' salary to all 2.2m workers would be a raise of... $32/year. I don't understand why this is even brought up? Surely the line worker who failed high school can't contribute t
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by superbaconman 7y ago
Was poor? It's currently a Joke. Coming from Halo and to Super Smash Bros I'm shocked at the complete lack of online support. 1. Trading phone numbers is easier than adding Friends on a switch 2. No voice chat service 3. No built
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Re-Enacting the Bodily Self on Stage: Embodied Cognition Meets Psychoanalysis(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by superbaconman 7y ago|0 comments
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by superbaconman 7y ago
I like Bloomberg radio. Most of their stuff is through a global markets lens, so their stuff is less about how things should be and more about how they actually are.
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by superbaconman 7y ago
Perl isn't so bad once you learn all the little gotchas, but it's not something I would recommend to anyone unless they're scraping clis. It has too many foot guns, and the pool of engineers to choose from seems too small.
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by superbaconman 7y ago
As an emacs user I like the little rant about keyboards towards the end (54:27). It's stupid hard to find a laptop with good keys, good layout, good internals, and good battery.
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by superbaconman 7y ago
I stopped using confluence the moment I realized the markdown editor was removed. I don't care so much about the flavor, but there's something very annoying about needing to get fancy with the way I edit text to preserve formattin
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by superbaconman 7y ago
The list of crap to consider when deploying code is disgusting: Do you ship a single binary or do you copy a boat load of language files over? Do you use your languages special packaging tool or do you use something like rpm? How do you han
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HP to cut up to 9k jobs in bid to reduce costs(ft.com)
3 points by superbaconman 7y ago|1 comments
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by superbaconman 7y ago
I was annoyed by the change as well, but I kinda like the module system. My biggest complaint is that you can only use different major versions of the same dependencies.
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by superbaconman 7y ago
I heard a very interesting take on this topic on local radio. Basically, on average private prisons are no worse than public prisons as both make many of the same mistakes. The only difference is that public prisons are invulnerable to refo
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by superbaconman 7y ago
Massive try catch statements introduce excessive indentation, and moves the handling logic away from what's being handled. It's hard to believe that this would be common practice among anyone with a few years under the belt.
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Internet Routing and Traffic Engineering (2014)(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by superbaconman 7y ago|0 comments
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by superbaconman 7y ago
I'm not actually aware of many... It's kinda a niche pain point. The only companies who really need innovation in this space are mid-lrg size companies who run or require good sized networks. The process of manually maintaining
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by superbaconman 7y ago
We need more software engineers in this space (and not just at the edge). The way some of these core networks are maintained just makes me shake my head. There are way too many manual processes and way too much push back whenever software i
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Trump Administration Could Blacklist Chinese Surveillance Technology Firm(nytimes.com)
1 points by superbaconman 7y ago|0 comments

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