swsieber

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by swsieber 8y ago
Now Rust on the other hand ... (runs away). In all seriousness though, Rust does get a little closer - it requires exhaustive matching (or explicit opt out) and deliberate error handling (or explicit opt out). There are still ways around it
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by swsieber 8y ago
Do you get enough sleep? I know sleep makes a world of difference to me when it comes to working on less than exciting things.
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by swsieber 8y ago
That's my understanding too - if someone can create a screen that competes on energy use, then they occupy the same market and will hopefully force E-Ink to innovate/bring down prices.
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by swsieber 8y ago
Competition. Eink seems to have stagnated.
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by swsieber 8y ago
A minute is a small time. Small enough that it can be comprised fully of mistaken video starts. Given that the videos auto-play, I wouldn't be surprised if a significant portion of the count was from videos autoplaying as people scroll
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by swsieber 8y ago
* Officially launch byobudget.com - my first side project, hopefully on new years day. * Continue at my day job. * Have another child (crossed fingers) * Being more kind, patient, understanding and towards my fellow man. * Quantify myself -
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by swsieber 8y ago
It's a trade off. People aren't stupid or masochistic for making it.
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by swsieber 8y ago
Not quite. Just get good though at it to automate it. I became known as the guy to go to if you had build issues. So I wrote a tool to try to fix them for you.
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by swsieber 8y ago
I think the books are all pretty good, but the narrator of the books changes at some point for the audio books. The first several ones have a stellar narrator.
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by swsieber 8y ago
It depends on on what type of fiction you like. If you're into fantasy with hard magic systems[0], I highly recommend anything by Brandon Sanderson. The narrators for the Mistborn and Stormlight Archives are pretty good. I can also hea
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by swsieber 8y ago
No you couldn't - because those weren't done before :)
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by swsieber 8y ago
You couldn't share SQL statements between the backend and the frontend. It's for the same reason it was shot down: SQL implementations are incredibly varied.
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by swsieber 8y ago
At least on my android phone, Firefox is still an order of magnitude faster in some benchmarks.
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by swsieber 8y ago
That overhead has been greatly reduced in Firefox recently.
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by swsieber 8y ago
I think comparing the watch removal to the phone removal would really drive the point home - I don't think you see a lot of couples checking their watches at the same time. I think I get the point your making - a phone is a tool, and u
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by swsieber 8y ago
Potato Potato. The law is written such that the corporations can do more with less accountability than people. The law is enforced such that the corporations can do more with less accountability than people. It seems like a very small diffe
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by swsieber 8y ago
To be clear, it means the next major release of Rocket, not Rust (I misinterpreted your comment and had to go look, so I thought I'd save others time if they also misinterpreted your comment.)
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by swsieber 8y ago
I think most of the time you'll know when you'll need to interrupt them (e.g. dinner at a regular time). In that case, I'd say - be off by this time. They can learn to plan ahead and give themselves the needed headroom if the
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by swsieber 8y ago
Electron is a very popular application framework today.
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by swsieber 8y ago
There are preliminary results showing that when the NICU dims it's lights during the day and goes even darker at night babies recover faster. 5 weeks faster on average. (That's from "Why We Sleep")
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by swsieber 8y ago
Desktop is in the works: https://medium.com/flutter-community/flutter-on-desktop-a-re...
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by swsieber 8y ago
Marriage requires commitment from both parties. You can still have that commitment even if you are marrying for love. If you and your spouse are prepared to sacrifice, you'll have a very rewarding time. The real challenge is now days w
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by swsieber 8y ago
Wow, I had no idea it was so varied
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by swsieber 8y ago
The fact that there are only 2 makes me think that it doesn't apply though. I just hope nobody trise to go make a third.
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by swsieber 8y ago
Also, certain types of 3D printable materials are reusable, if you put in the effort. https://3dprint.com/42595/extrusionbot-cruncher-recycle/
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by swsieber 8y ago
PSA: If you have ADHD symptoms, the first thing you should do is see if getting enough sleep makes them go away. I'm not saying all ADHD is sleep related, but bad sleep spawns ADHD in otherwise non ADHD people.
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by swsieber 8y ago
Interesting. I did not realize the history behind Chick-fil-A. I stand corrected - that was a poor example. The extent of my knowledge there was the christian underpinnings of Chick-fil-A's founder and the statements made in the articl
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by swsieber 8y ago
What do you mean by hard questions? Does it include things like "what happens after we die?"? I think those questions are best answered by religion, but religion is being attacked, or at the very least, excluded in most thought-pr
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by swsieber 8y ago
I could probably do it. But apart from being able to, I think it's pretty entitled to think that buying a piece of food (or something) entitles you to hours in a food place. Where people come to eat. Typically a < 60 minute event (o
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by swsieber 8y ago
I've used it for: * Processing 300GB of zipped text/access logs (my first attempt was in python and was much slower) * Writing a git hook / git repo processor (again, first attempt was in python doling out to the git process

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