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by thejosh 6y ago
I have a fine experience on my Dell XPS laptop, it doesn't come with an nVidia card but know it would be a PITA if it did. Better than my colleagues who use a Macbook and can't use Display Ports correctly, can't plug a cable
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by thejosh 6y ago
I've seen a lot of people comment that they would love these for students, as their computers are locked down and they can't do much. Even trying to get the latest versions of the software installed is a burden if they DO manage t
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by thejosh 6y ago
Been hearing good things about bitwarden, just switched in about 2 minutes. As a password manager, Lastpass hasn't really improved with the times, infact it's been getting buggier and buggier with Chrome as times goes on.
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by thejosh 6y ago
I copied it from the headline, I wanted to make sure I was following guidelines. Agreed it should be changed.
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Querybook – Pinterest’s open-sourced big data IDE via a notebook interface(querybook.org)
32 points by thejosh 6y ago|10 comments
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by thejosh 6y ago
Because when the crypto card is done it goes on the trash, when a gaming card is done it gets resold. People upgrading sell their old cards on FB market place etc
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by thejosh 6y ago
It's ~50 from perth though.
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by thejosh 6y ago
Help contribute back to make it amazing. That's why OSM is amazing :)
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by thejosh 6y ago
i'm always curious what people are training ml models on, and what they use it for?
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by thejosh 6y ago
Wow. This looks extremely slick, and the landing page is awesome. Going to give it a whirl.
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by thejosh 6y ago
Yes, how dare they want functionality to remove facebook from their account so they can login normally or other features?
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by thejosh 6y ago
Australia is a pretty wealthy nation (not saying France etc isn't) and I would argue that this wouldn't happen given how much money they make here, the offices they have, GCP etc.
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by thejosh 6y ago
I recently started playing around with libvirt/QEMU on Linux and was amazed how well the VMs work, especially when you have two video cards plugged in and can do PCI passthrough. It's so seamless. I now run my Windows "VM&quo
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by thejosh 6y ago
Yeah, Pretty much every community has segmented off to their own Slack/Discord channels. :-( I really wish forums were still popular, I love the elixir forums for finding info but discourse is such a mess to use (when Googling somethin
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by thejosh 6y ago
This is why I really like phoronix, they show benchmarks aimed towards developers.
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by thejosh 6y ago
or an actual degree that can be used in other countries and isn't a complete joke
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by thejosh 6y ago
There needs to be debounce. Currently seeing 2-10s+ for simple typing, and it jitters around from what I typed. Searching from Perth, Australia.
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by thejosh 6y ago
This is exactly what I've been wanting, but I didn't do any research into the topic. I love hacker news, thanks so much!
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by thejosh 6y ago
Which is hilarious how badly managed BOM is, but how much we trust it.
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by thejosh 6y ago
dbt is fantastic. It depends on your usecase, but for ours having an hourly sync of data is fine for reporting.
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by thejosh 6y ago
Given Apples track record regarding everything else, is this surprising? They are against right to repair, want to have their own walled garden for both mobile and desktop, so why would they help with this?
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by thejosh 6y ago
For what exactly? Threadripper has been a beast for a while :).
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by thejosh 6y ago
The YouTube recommendations have been onpoint, and I'm a huge fan of it as well. I have found new channels I really enjoy but randomly get some extremely left/right wing US political content, but I just hide it (I'm Australia
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by thejosh 6y ago
You wouldn't use it for an offline app, but that's not what it's being marketed towards.
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by thejosh 6y ago
It's also about using the language/tool in ways that it should be used, was designed to be used. Elixir is great at what it does, but I wouldn't use it for building a CLI tool or something like that.
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by thejosh 6y ago
I say "my car", not "my hyundai".
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by thejosh 6y ago
And yet things like the .NET Core debugger which is touted around has an closed license. (Microsoft .NET Core Debugger licensing and Microsoft Visual Studio Code) - https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-vscode/wik
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by thejosh 6y ago
Also only had random $5-$10 microsoft basic mice since like the early 2000s, changed to gaming mice and didn't like any of them, and my last trial the mouse broke after a few weeks (logitech g pro).
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by thejosh 6y ago
Yep, and it "just works" with Google Drive, which is amazing.
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by thejosh 6y ago
I've been using Elixir extensively and as my primary language since since 2016, and love it. :-) Agreed about all the points, but the tooling could be slightly improved, but that's being done a lot now. Agreed about all points :-)

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