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by swsieber 7y ago
So, are you using smart lightbulbs instead of smart lights?
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by swsieber 7y ago
Freight shipping can be a little like that.
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by swsieber 7y ago
Correct. When I enumerate the other alternatives, there's no single backend that is free from a fatal flaw. SDL - can it drive 4K displays? OpenGL - a shattered ecosystem, with some implementations being out of date (Windows) or signif
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by swsieber 7y ago
It's totally okay. I don't think the link to previous discussions was meant to imply that it's bad to discuss a new release.
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by swsieber 7y ago
It might also attract attractive people tired of vapid interactions. I think you'll get all sorts of people.
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by swsieber 7y ago
My recommendation is to get a phone number for with an area code out of state. It'll be pretty easy to avoid spam calls because they'll use your area code.
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by swsieber 7y ago
Have you tried climbing? It just seems like something that woukd fit in that group, that and parkur. Unfortunately those both seem like they have a high barrier to enjoyment.
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by swsieber 7y ago
I'm the crazy idea guy at work. They are usually bad ideas. But occasionally we have to pause and say "that might be a good idea", and sometimes an idea turns out to be really good, attacking an issue from an unexpected angle
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by swsieber 7y ago
I haven't heard the term angeldust before, FWIW.
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by swsieber 7y ago
I don't think WASM is meant to replace JS, but you the tooling is such that you can use it to replace JS and have the JS glue generated for you. But it does seem that in a couple of years it'll be on-par performance-wise with java
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by swsieber 7y ago
Well, if we want to tin foil hat theory it, then it's because the device can't differentiate between user access, police access and other hacker access.
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by swsieber 7y ago
I'd personally do this: pub enum SearchOption { Left, Full, Beta(SearchOptionBeta), } #[non_exhaustive] pub enum SearchOptionBeta { Right }
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by swsieber 7y ago
There's the weechat terminal client.
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by swsieber 7y ago
Probably at the same point email federation only exists inside a bottle, in terms of server topography.
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by swsieber 7y ago
Like the article is exhausting? Or the anecdotes about Rust in the comments on an article... about Rust?
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by swsieber 7y ago
Argh. Thank you. I caught that autocorrect once but then reworded things.
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by swsieber 7y ago
No, it's not the standard. There has been some friction between the two groups (tokio and async-std) unfortunately. I'm not sure what the original source of friction was, but bad feelings seem to seep out when the projects are dis
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by swsieber 7y ago
Uh, they said that DDG is improving, and that improvement was enough to get them off Google. They didn't claim DDG was better in every way.
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by swsieber 7y ago
That seems like an uncharitbale reading. A manager let people know that they'll be able to tell if a new chrome release will affect them by testing with beta. The overwhelming sentiment was "we're sorry".
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by swsieber 7y ago
My favorite game to watch speedruns of is a game called Antichamber. It's a great first person puzzle game. But it has funky rules, is non-linear and is pretty flexible. It gradually exposes you to the mechanics and gradually teaches y
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by swsieber 7y ago
Skate 3 has tons of glitches, or at least a few good glitches that keep on giving: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaUR6u8nHoM You can launch yourself into the air (100s of feet), run inside a dumpster to move it, drop thro
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by swsieber 7y ago
Any gains in the single threaded model (usually) carry over to the parallel model. And maybe there is a separate effort on making the parallel compiler working better. Maybe they are working on it in parallel.
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by swsieber 7y ago
I don't know. Fun tidbit about Rust: in Rust, using iterators is actually faster than normal loops because the compiler can elide (infer and remove? not entirely sure how to define elude), most of the bounds checking. I'd assume i
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by swsieber 7y ago
I'm not talking about a landing page. I'm talking abouy something that looks automated but is really powered by people on the backend and would never scale without actual software powering the product. It's pretty rare, but i
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by swsieber 7y ago
Well, that's not strictly true. Doing things that don't scale (a prime target for startups) tends to include things you are just pretending is software, but you actually do by hand. It's entirely possible to have customers be
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by swsieber 7y ago
Well, in the article, they did mention creating 600 hundred work from home jobs in 500 years. It did require effort though, not just the existence of good internet. But it does seem possible to bring jobs to rural America.
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by swsieber 7y ago
Zulip has an option to let people move other peoples messages into threads after the fact.
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by swsieber 7y ago
Oh, oh, oh! This is so exciting! I had built a poor mans version of this where I worked with puppeteer for automated tests. It'd basically record the full dim any time it changed, along with console logs, network request metadata, imag
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by swsieber 7y ago
That's quite the leap. They were saying to attack a different part of the chain, not that the chain doesn't exist.
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by swsieber 7y ago
I withs the title was better, but I wasn't sure what to change it to. It's mostly just debunking hyperbole around climate change.

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