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by treflop 3y ago
I have astigmatism and dark mode is hard to read. Black text on white background all day.
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by treflop 3y ago
I’ve been doing this for a long time, except I just write basically a memoize function that I slap onto any old function. It’s not a real error handling solution. I only use it for my quick and dirty projects. Many errors are recoverable bu
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by treflop 3y ago
I don’t see why it has to be due to environmental concern. At the end of the day, the world is complex and if political pressures force countries to adopt green policies, who cares. That said, I think energy independence is a really major c
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by treflop 3y ago
I’m a big fan of React and jQuery but it sounds like you’re not using jQuery right. All my jQuery components were self contained and you just initialized them with $(‘[data-date-picker]’).datePicker(). It is pretty obvious to anyone looking
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by treflop 3y ago
I’m not sure if it’s intentional. I don’t find the other container orchestrators that much better either. No one ever cares about making tooling in any software project. You’re always using something by a dead-ass random third-party. Micros
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by treflop 3y ago
I took it to mean that someone forgot but the mistake would have been caught if the removal was documented in the authoritative record system, since that kicks off an automatic workflow where QA is notified and must sign off. But they didn’
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by treflop 3y ago
Well a database is just a binary file format with an API attached on. Because having hundreds or thousands of concurrent file handles across a data center is kind of hard.
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by treflop 3y ago
I agree that SMS is a terrible multi-factor. But it caught on because asking people to install an app is a massive ask. Not to mention, people never save those recovery codes. Sure, you can use Authy and back up your codes but that’s pretty
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by treflop 3y ago
I was a lazy student and rarely did this but whenever I read ahead and took notes before going to class, it made the whole class really easy. Shoulda done it for my entire educational career. But I had other plans.
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by treflop 3y ago
Removing expensive hardware is crossing a line but a lot of people break into secured areas a lot.
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by treflop 3y ago
I use the ecowitt wh51’s that has gone for $15-$20. Have had a bunch of them for 1-2 years and they all look brand new and I haven’t swapped any batt. I don’t use the hub.
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by treflop 3y ago
I don’t think this is too gnarly but I ingest 433MHz/MHz RF blasts from the neighborhood using a software-defined radio. I primarily use this to track my 30+ plants using cheaper, lower power, pairing-free and more reliable RF ping-bas
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by treflop 3y ago
The Economist - great news mag but kinda neoliberal Foreign Affairs - essays on foreign politics Woodsmith - woodworking tips and projects Thrasher - skateboarding Razorcake - punk rock, not very neoliberal
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by treflop 3y ago
I still sub to a bunch of mags and they’re dope. Sometimes I’ll leave a stack of old ones out and someone will even take them.
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by treflop 3y ago
UX may not have been as big back then but there’s nooo way no one noticed it being uneven if there was any designer involved. I just always assumed it was an artist’s style choice.
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by treflop 3y ago
It’s because headlamp housings are really expensive at like $500-$2,000 for mostly plastic. So someone just trying to make it easier to see at night cheaps out and spends a fraction for a LED bulb replacement for a few hundies, tops. You ca
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by treflop 3y ago
The guy who founded Crypto AG was really good friends with a guy who became a top dog at the NSA.
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by treflop 3y ago
PNG definitely came out in a world where this made sense. A FTP client was set in the wrong mode could easily corrupt everything.
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by treflop 3y ago
These sites just didn’t link to any other site that had anything cool. And you couldn’t type in your own link obviously. Except when they slapped on that badge, it linked to netscape.com which had a search engine.
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by treflop 3y ago
Humans run the gamut. Sure there are humans that stickerbomb a tie die hatchback or go on Joe Rogan but then you got your human that lives a private life and drives a gray crossover.
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by treflop 3y ago
Usually ingesting external data. You NEED to verify data from outside your app anyways but if you have runtime checking, trying to cheat and skip that step is harder.
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by treflop 3y ago
This is an unsupported shower thought but I suspect societies become more right when times are not as good. You support immigration if you have a stable job and own a house but you don’t if you are getting laid off and aren’t sure what you
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by treflop 3y ago
I believe in a squash and merge too but if someone thinks a PR shouldn’t be squashed, I think they should merge as-is. It doesn’t make a difference to me whether you squash or not to honest. My Git client can show Git history however I want
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by treflop 3y ago
See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tier_list
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by treflop 3y ago
Personal opinion here but I’d put TypeScript in the S-tier for “static typing overall enjoyable-ness,” Java in D-tier and it pains me to say Python in F-tier.
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by treflop 3y ago
Doesn’t matter if where you post is the ‘appropriate’ place if no one is gonna find it!
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by treflop 3y ago
You could run a separate switch/gateway and a separate Wi-Fi access point. Worth it? Idk But it’s nice when your Wi-Fi is just a dumb box with almost no settings that you can upgrade independently.
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by treflop 3y ago
Reallllly depends on the the industry, the company, the department and the team. —— Questions to ask yourself when looking at job so you can be picky: - What industry are they in (helps determine if it’s interesting) - Their place in the in
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by treflop 3y ago
Yeah but the article is just about batteries and someone asked to see a graph about energy density. Plus they asked about airplanes and somehow you made it about cars.
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by treflop 3y ago
Batteries aren’t just used in cars man. Really hard to beat propane or diesel for heat in the wilderness right now.

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