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by sz4kerto 5y ago
Try IntelliJ Projector. It's awesome.
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It kind of does, but ... it also doesn't. I've been running {KDE, Gnome} on Wayland + KMS on a box with a GTX1080 for a few months, and - it is really laggy (sometimes the mouse cursor is choppy) - fractional scaling is practicall
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
However, the X1 Extreme has an Nvidia GPU.
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
Eh. Another misunderstanding of the 'agile' practices like stand-ups, sprints, etc. These are not supposed to make deliveries faster or employees happier. Agile is fundamentally a risk management tool. It makes it less likely that
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
Windows has practically perfect hidpi nowadays. Also on moderately hidpi screens (eg 4K 32"), MacOS is extremely blurry.
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
"And also that any language with a virtual machine must be slower than an equivalently intelligent compiled code since it's running on another layer of abstraction that compiled code isn't. " I think this is not correct.
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Projector: Run JetBrains IDEs and Swing apps remotely over the network(lp.jetbrains.com)
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I don't think this was scripted; it's a typical sign of bad interviewers when they think that 1) they are smart 2) therefore if you're smart you have the same way of thinking 3) also you have the same knowledge (and gaps!) ab
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
The relevant question: - We choose to do X - Do we need someone being responsible for X? The answer is almost always "yes". If you want Scrum, then having someone who has explicitly been dedicated to it makes sense.
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Agile is not about "mean efficiency", this is a serious and widespread misunderstanding. Agile is a risk management method. You won't build things faster with agile in general. It's aim is to decrease the chances of spen
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Cars don't need to be very small. Repairability depends on modularity, modularity requires compromises about size.
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The interesting thing is that the top of the funnel is still heavily tilted towards e.g. men. I'm not claiming whether this right or wrong, but this is how it is. Now good luck for your small company to hire minorities. It's extre
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Not even speaking about languages without gendered nouns. :) Sometimes I use she instead of he or the other way around, and the listeners likely don't realize that I have to pay extra attention using he/she when talking about peop
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> There are incredibly talented musicians out there that can’t even afford rent and genius mathematicians are rarely seen purchasing a yacht. Sorry, but anecdotes are really problematic (i.e. useless) when evaluating correlation between
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They're correlated. The correlation is not 1, of course, but definitely positive. (Won't provide references -- there's plenty on the internet.) People in the bottom 30 percentile earn way less than people in the top 30.
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I don't want to be trolling either, but a simple Google search gives you really detailed answers. Or just look at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZFS Some highlights: hierarchical checksumming, CoW snapsh
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
Toxic? Isn't this word too strong maybe? Spring provides consistent patterns and solutions for many things and their solutions is usually good (vary between mediocre to great). Learning curve is steep-ish when you start but quite a smo
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
Patients Know Best | Multiple Roles | REMOTE (Europe only) Patients Know Best is personal health records service that is changing the way people manage their health, making their lives easier and opening up a huge global market in the proce
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Worth reading the article. :) "According to the Mainichi Shimbun's research, high schools under Tokyo Metropolitan Government jurisdiction are the only prefectural schools to have separate enrollment caps for male and female stude
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We need these kind of experiments. If you learn too much about contemporary software engineering, then it is almost certain that you'll end up with a React front-end talking to a NodeJS/Java back-end hosted on Kubernetes. Which is
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
USB-C bashing threads represent the 'HN echo chamber' for me. :) I understand the problems of different cables, I've run into them already. One cable can do Thunderbolt, the other cannot. One cable transmits 4K video signal,
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/xkcd/vignettes/xkcd-...
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I've tried it out, registered for the premium to check out the details. Biggest problem: querying Firebase is problematic. I can bind a collection to a ListView, but in many cases I'd like to map a field to something. For example
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Don't be fooled by this randomness.
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Not really. It might sound esoteric (I'd like to avoid that ...) but not many people find meaning in life through rationality. So I'd look elsewhere.
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True, but as with many other trends, things _start_ in America, then conquer the rest of the world (often in a distorted, sometimes significantly worse way). Maybe a wrong example, but the political life of my home country was bad enough bu
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> I want it to be like my microwave. Yes. Plus: I want it to be like a simple microwave that does what I need: heats for a certain amount of time at a certain power level. 2 physical knobs.
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Tex Shinobi. Like: perfect IBM trackpoint. DSA keycaps. Great layout (not wide, but all the necessary keys). Palm rest. Dislike: took 3 months to deliver.
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by sz4kerto 5y ago
I love HN.
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Ask HN: Simplest way to create a simple digital currency (no blockchain)
1 points by sz4kerto 5y ago|1 comments

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