theflyinghorse

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by theflyinghorse 3y ago
1.3s imo is a fine time frame to start actually speaking. Humans, well most of us anyway, don’t start speaking informative words right away. Instead we add in “umm”s, inhales, “mhm”s, “yeah…”s and so on. I think your approach is a good one
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by theflyinghorse 3y ago
Depending on your performance requirements extra milliseconds of roundtrip to the externalized queue may be too long of a wait. Or you may simply not care enough for an extra piece of infrastructure that you'd need to support, and mayb
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by theflyinghorse 3y ago
Have been using supermaven for about 5 days on a react project. It is way faster than copilot, suggestions generally feel better as well, less hallucinated. For instance, if I change a type in a src/bookingTypes.ts, then supermaven has
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by theflyinghorse 3y ago
Do you have a hard requirement to separate loginapp from react app? If not, you can check many of the react tutorials about how to make a smooth login page
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by theflyinghorse 3y ago
You can do what many of us do and simply use reactjs. Despite the hype you dont have to use next, and frankly i would advise against using next
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by theflyinghorse 3y ago
I am sure that the article is fascinating. However, I could not get passed the ads. The text of the article loaded within a second, but then the ads started to appear pushing the text somewhere. Then cookies banner took up a solid 1/4
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by theflyinghorse 3y ago
The app loaded nearly instantly for me on mobile brave browser. Seemingly flutter has gotten a lot better for flutter web. It's nice to see more adoptation of flutter
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by theflyinghorse 3y ago
Because the laptop/cellphone/tv you buy is priced in USD and then converted to CAD. Take a look at Macbook prices in Canada and weep for us. Canada imports most products, and so we pay a hefty price for weaker currency
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by theflyinghorse 3y ago
Rails made me more confused than Spring did. The amount of magic makes it really hard to reason about what's going on.
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
AxeFX is absolutely insane in amount of control it gives you over your tone. I would say far too much control. Probably the best tool for a tone tinkerer.
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
> Spring Boot is the boring and dependable choice, it does basically everything you might need and is not too hard to configure. Not sure I agree here. One needs to know a good amount about how Spring works before they can start configur
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
GuitarPro 5 is an absolute masterpiece for quickly throwing together ideas. Version beyond 5 are just not worth it and I say it as someone who actually paid for 8. Every piece of software I tried so far to replace GP5 has led me to return t
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
That is because Zeihan sells geopolitics porn for Americans.
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
That's most of the companies here, sadly. SRED is definitely a big part of decision making at the level of team leads and above
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
What gave you that impression? I seldom hear of him, but it's usually in the context of him writing something silly on twitte
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
Pushing Russia steaight into Chinese hands is a blunder of an epic scale. Now Chinese have one of the biggest raw resource and energy producers who cannot sell anywhere else but to them. Massive win for China, massive loss for the EU. But w
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
> Why do people borrow to buy a car? Cheap financing close to 0%, and long term contracts. In fact, financing on new vehicles is far far better than financing a used vehicle. Why would anyone vinance a used vehicle? Because even used the
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
I find that the music needs to be either too complex to follow or too simple to pay attention to in order to help me concentrate. As in, I can listen to Zelda soundtrack or I can listen to CHON while working, but I cannot listen to anything
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
Thermal issues also mentioned in this thread should be factored in too. I personally ended up going for the pro over waiting for m2 air because of active cooling and multiple display support
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
What's a MAU?
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
What software is bad precisely? The modern browsers? The tools we use to build modern browser apps? Perhaps your gripe is with something else entirely, like modern databases? Or is it the OS that you don't like? Really not sure what yo
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
Is it not just Redis that AWS offers as a managed service?
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
That is so odd. You're telling us the people who make these tools don't use their own tools, moreover they have disdain for the users of the tools they make?
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
Upfront funding to get you going. Recording, traveling, promoting all costs money. We're getting better with cheaper tools, and cheaper promotion platforms (tiktok and all), but still there is a need for capital
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by theflyinghorse 4y ago
Are these hiring freezes related to tech stock tumble?
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by theflyinghorse 5y ago
Java and Java ecosystem are an interesting case. Looking back over the last 15 or so years of Java most orgs went through massively over complicated setups like EJB containers to slightly better spring (GWT probably deserves a mention), to
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by theflyinghorse 5y ago
Depending on the particular martial art strikes could be light or even missing entirely as is the case of grappling arts such as judo or jiu-jitsu thus lessening the risk of head trauma.
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by theflyinghorse 5y ago
Controlled, ability based violence! Aka martial arts with an emphasis on live training. I do jest only somewhat. As a personal anecdote I find sparing to be a tremendously positive tool to get my mind off of work and daily troubles.
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by theflyinghorse 5y ago
I shamefully remember sneaking out at night after she'd fall asleep to work on an issue in secret.
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by theflyinghorse 5y ago
I would advise against ember only because of the very steep learning curve. I wpuod even say that it's a learning wall.

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