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by tcoff91 5y ago
Amazing book! My nasal breathing definitely improved from few simple tips from the book, and I wasn't even particularly diligent with following the program very far. I'm sure I could get even more benefits if I adhered to the exer
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by tcoff91 5y ago
NAT64 and DNS64 are not the same thing as 464XLAT. It's been a number of years since I had to work on this at a previous company, but my recollection is that Android relies 464XLAT to make sure that all android apps will work properly
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Yeah, and unfortunately the only rooms not run by scammers were filled with people talking about anti-semitic conspiracy theories. What a cesspool it became.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
There’s mission control which shows all the windows of every app and then there’s expose which shows all the windows of the current app.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Hauling ass is the more common form of the phrase. It means going very fast. What he means here is that if you take it in the day, it’s stimulating, but at night it will help you sleep. I have personally never heard of Taurine as a sleep ai
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by tcoff91 5y ago
They misused the real machines. I highly recommend reading or listening to Bad Blood. Excellent book, I could hardly put it down.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Google used to have a great discussion search mode that only showed forum results. I miss it dearly.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
BTC ASICS have much better performance per watt for mining Bitcoin. It’s almost impossible to be profitable with btc mining on GPUs. ETH and many other alts are mined on GPUs though.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
There’s also the factor that some people have a longer incubation period. Early on in the pandemic there were reports of some people having 21-27 day incubation periods before testing positive and getting sick. I think it’s less common now
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I think that fuzzy finding is a much better way to open files than browsing a directory tree. fzf is an amazing tool for this.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
GitHub feels super slow so I can't say I'm all that surprised to hear it's a rails app.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I own an advantage 2 and I will be smashing that pre-order button. I love my advantage2 so much, and this new 360 looks even better!
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I bet the kinesis foot pedals would take emacs to the next level too. I use spacemacs in evil mode so I never bothered having to learn all those key chording things for emacs.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Ruby on Rails is awesome to write, horrible to maintain. It’s the fastest way to build a web app but good luck with staying productive once you have 100 engineers working on it and a million lines of rails soup to wrangle.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Promises and async/await are absolutely not magic. Every JS engineer who is competent quickly learns how the event loop works and how promises work.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Large Rails projects are the worst I’ve ever encountered as far as being able to find the code that’s actually going to run when I’m looking at a function call in some code. Even with Rubymine, the jump to definition support is a joke compa
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by tcoff91 5y ago
This is such a massive footgun wow...
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Go is a very different language than rust. Go has automatic memory management & garbage collection. This automatically disqualifies it from being used in many scenarios that rust is designed to support, like embedded systems. Go’s runti
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I'm sure people were saying the same things about the printing press as people are saying about social media. People were printing pamphlets in the 1800s that were just as crazy as any of the misinformation we see online today.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
You need something that's integrated into the browser to use web apps that integrate with cryptocurrencies. Like if you want to use uniswap you need metamask or something else that integrates with the webpage.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Brave was all about crypto from the beginning: Basic Attention Token
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Car insurance, gas, maintenance, oil changes, tires, etc… Total cost of ownership of a car is really high
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by tcoff91 5y ago
One big usage in industry of prolog is in airline logistics software.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I knew git at a deep level before picking up magit and I can’t disagree more with how you paint magit. Magit is the one and only git GUI that actually aligns with the git CLI and doesn’t present git as just another VCS like perforce. I know
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I have exophoria and myopia I am quite comfortable at the computer all day. Before I was diagnosed with exophoria and got these, I found my own way to cope which was to wear an old pair of glasses which were a much weaker prescription in te
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Have you considered trying Neurolens? http://www.neurolenses.com/ If you've already tried prism lenses to help address the convergence insufficiency then these won't help. These are basically prism lenses but they
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by tcoff91 5y ago
SIM cards actually run a stripped down Java on them.
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Everyone using Bitcoin in El Salvador is using lightning network for the most part.
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Demand for GPUs at least is probably just as much if not more due to the crypto bull run that took place.
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can't you cross-compile x86_64 binaries on an arm machine?

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