tru1ock

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by tru1ock 6mo ago
Gather requirements -> Small focused spec -> code -> Validate -> Fix/Adjust -> Remove spec once it is captured in code and tests. Agile is stronger than ever, spending time on every small detail in a waterfall approach m
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by tru1ock 6mo ago
Almost nobody works on medical devices... And some of you lucky folks might be working with mega minds everyday, but the rest of us are but shadows and dust. I trust 5.4 or 4.6 more than most developers. Through applying specific pressure u
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by tru1ock 3y ago
https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/multiseat/ I did not follow a specific guide but the setup is relatively simple. The commands I list below is all you need to set it up. To view existing
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by tru1ock 3y ago
I bought a modest gaming rig in 2016 and used systemd/loginctl to convert it into a multiseat setup. One seat for myself and one for the rest of the family. The amount of value I got so far from this setup is unbelievable. Part of that
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by tru1ock 3y ago
I would have used it in its current state, even if it was worse if they did not resort to shitty business decisions. They directly stole titles away from me that I was playing on linux through steam. They can crash and burn for all I care n
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by tru1ock 3y ago
I used to play Rocket League on linux through steam. Epic killed that. They are very bad for linux gaming and I avoid anything Epic like the plague.
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by tru1ock 3y ago
This made me think of Handmaid's Tale. Scary to know how easily we will trade away liberty to an illusion of safety for the sake of the children.
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by tru1ock 3y ago
How do you decide on whats next? Is this a cost of delay calculation?
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by tru1ock 3y ago
Perhaps, but learners that are good in the current system will do well regardless imo. They are good at self directed, isolated learning which I think is the minority.
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by tru1ock 3y ago
And why are they not doing the exercises? Are they lazy? The moment a significant percentage of learners are alienated by the system then there is something wrong with the system. Currently a specific subset of learners fit into this system
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by tru1ock 3y ago
I hope it will force the current system which favours a specific subset of learners to change. I hope it will evolve towards a collaborative system where learners are not tested as specimens in a vacuum. The current system is all about maki
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by tru1ock 3y ago
This is the diffuse part of learning and I thought it was general knowledge by now? https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn
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by tru1ock 3y ago
I have been using https://www.yworks.com/products/yed for years. You can import a c4 palette probably. I do not really stick to specific shapes but use what makes sense for the context.
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by tru1ock 3y ago
I picked up some SQL knowledge through osmosis by using ActiveRecord and I do wish there was a better connect between what the ORM did and the end result. There were some tools to see what code generated what queries but it was not that int
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by tru1ock 3y ago
Simple made easy is the most impactful talk I have watched. Made a very big impact and I still think of it frequently. I never got into clojure but I am so glad it is around.
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by tru1ock 3y ago
I only use a kneeling chair. Also daily short 15-20min HIIT with pull ups have resolved all my back problems. I highly recommend the simple and sinister daily energizer approach. After work when you are tired and mentally drained is the bes
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by tru1ock 3y ago
Don't breathe the air, said the fish to the bird.
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by tru1ock 3y ago
I did a stint of Elm and it taught me a lot. But I found I prefer dirtier languages like elixir and typescript. I would not recommend the pure languages for anything other than learning FP.
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by tru1ock 3y ago
Leangains is a great resource. Do not let the tone distract from the content. The content there went mainstream much later(IF) especially so he was ahead of the curve. An IF protocol with a daily energizer routine worked wonders for me. Som
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by tru1ock 3y ago
You are not professional if you are not aligning with the values that are being optimized for the context. There should be an explicit decision tree setup for your work context that informs you what those values are. If not have some conver
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by tru1ock 3y ago
That takes me back! I completely forgot about stumbleupon and will check out cloudhiker, thanks!
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by tru1ock 3y ago
This one misses Discord? Elixir drives a lot of the backend as well?
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by tru1ock 3y ago
We are not GI, and GI is too wasteful to be useful in a scarce environment.
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by tru1ock 3y ago
You are just getting old. Nothing much has changed only your perception of things.
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by tru1ock 3y ago
Software development has never been about building correct systems that you see so many here care about. There might be a few contexts where that is the main value being optimized for, but the vast majority of other it is not. I think a lot
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by tru1ock 3y ago
I have been using elixir for my own projects for a while and I also have not leaned into comprehensions enough. This article has helped me see that blind spot. Bookmarked
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by tru1ock 3y ago
Make it work, make it right, make it fast. https://wiki.c2.com/?MakeItWorkMakeItRightMakeItFast
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by tru1ock 3y ago
Sound like a problem https://www.stackstate.com/ is trying to solve.