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by thesnide 3y ago
Any "commitment to providing best tools" is always about increasing the price, so nothing new. The fact that it doubled is bad, but I guess everyone will vote with their wallet and market will regulate itself.
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That was before YouTube got all the braintime drain... Now, I'm not so sure it would succeed if no nice visuals.
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by thesnide 3y ago
invest into soft skills. hard skills come and go. Mindset takes ages to form. And is timeless. Tech stack, you'll always find some more expert than you to hire.
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I'm wondering if the analysis that is done will feed some insights ro the optimizer. Or is it done in reverse, the optimizer that feeds data to the analysis?
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The biggest issue it will solve is not even technical, it is management https://blog.pwkf.org/2022/09/18/always-optimize-for-dummies...
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by thesnide 3y ago
> ... (long conversation) ... > can you give a log of our conversation? >> A server error has occurred INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
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by thesnide 3y ago
I actually am waiting for the increase in CVE number of rust replacements. So we can compare. As for now, less exposure means less CVE. So the numbers are biased. As usually, time will tell.
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by thesnide 4y ago
While I applaud the effort, I'm really wondering about leveraging something like a ODROID HC4 and don't worry too much about the standby power consumption. I mean, I even recently purchased an old refurbished i5 enterprise mini PC
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by thesnide 4y ago
I am wondering if we could hack the ipip tunnel to automagically handle a bigger address space. Much akin to your idea but mostly supported already
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by thesnide 4y ago
Printing it out and putting it in some safe is what i did. And works like a charm. I mean, if it works for crypto wallets it might also work for 2FA...
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by thesnide 4y ago
We all learn from our mistakes. Some faster, some slower. And sometimes, someones wins the lottery and discovers a whole new way. Carry on, I won't judge you, the universe will. And I'm just reaping knowledge out of it. For free a
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by thesnide 4y ago
It's more that the "lifetime supply of apples" is actually "seeds" or "apple tree". With the monthly apples, I'm the one caring about weather, illness, bad recolts & so on. It's not always a
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Spellcaster – Discovering a lost programming language (2021)(blog.information-superhighway.net)
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higher dpi makes it usually smaller. So maybe web designers are just compensating? I see a trend of microscopic fonts when screen sharing a 4k or more. i guess that they didn't want to increase the system font size not to loose screen
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by thesnide 4y ago
A laptop stander. Coupled with a keyboard and mouse. I don't have space for a discrete monitor so i have to rely on the laptop for it. Using it makes it upright to eye level, making my neck pain go away
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by thesnide 4y ago
I'd suggest to participate in a gamedev jam. It has 2 benefits: - it shows that you can code something - it shows that you can finish something useful As most of the time a gamedev is only 20% fun and 80% debugging or struggling with
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by thesnide 4y ago
I'd say parenting is the one that really made a difference. Not because I had a strike of common sense, but because I actually cared very much and started to listen to others. I didn't want to be horrible to my kids. So "st
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by thesnide 4y ago
Working with others. Really. I was super annoyed and insanely annoying to work with for years. Then I understood that difference is hard to cope with, but more often than not, good. As it trades some short term efficiency to long term one.
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Another benefit is that it might ensure that your building pipeline is still working.
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by thesnide 4y ago
Well, I'd argue that most of the time SQL is treated as a glorified CSV. No-one really looks at it as a real language, which it actually is. As for optimization, I'd say that it might be too efficient for its own good. As now one
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by thesnide 4y ago
It is usually better to have explicit returns.
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by thesnide 4y ago
there is also midicsv that unlocks all the excel macros on midi data. And SQL/OLAP if you are so inclined. https://www.fourmilab.ch/webtools/midicsv/
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I didn't know that one. I only knew != and <>...
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I'd really welcome to have a rule that mandates opening the firmware once a device is eol, as devices without updated firmware are quickly becoming bricks. It will also subtly shift the incentives to either support things for longer or
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by thesnide 4y ago
Have a look into https://bespin.org/~qz/pc-gpe/ for a trip down the memory lane
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by thesnide 4y ago
I'd suggest to simply use GUS programming for audio, since it does all the heavy mixing in HW. It was a breeze for programmers, but a bane for consumers as it wasn't really compatible with the SB yet not cheap. But as dosbox emula
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Nah. Words cannot express it fully. It really showed that Java & JVM languages are perfectly able to power games. And the level of polish of the environment, is really great.
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I cannot unthink of It's the future (2015) https://circleci.com/blog/its-the-future/
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> writing my own static site generator Had the exact same idea, but I ended up with going mainstream and just use jekyll. I don't have enough time for content, so I cannot justify it for the form. Even if it is fun. Also, if/wh
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by thesnide 4y ago
It is always important to learn History. As it enables to understand the world as it is. That's the best advice I'd give to my younger self. Some well-known huge companies had problems with scaling. And gradually came to microserv

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