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4y ago
Remote Edit requires installing a node server to connect to. That would crash my router.
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4y ago
Is 'Not performance bound, and dot knowing the future shape of your data' a valid reason? Less overhead on initial rollout to just Toss it up there. > choosing something else is rarely the right decision I think this is a litt
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4y ago
Matches my experience. I legitimately like it for quick boiler plates; it's like a better snippet engine. But Paying for it...
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4y ago
They should be. But a Contractor is not generally in a position to hold a manager accountable. At some point; you have to know your role.
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4y ago
Advice i was given once and try and follow.. > If everyone just sucks it up then nothing gets solved Fight Twice. On Record; push back against something you disagree with (Be it Style or design decision) Twice. If the other side (espec
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4y ago
> but development (of SLT) feels like it moves at a snails pace. This is how it's always been I think; their model.
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4y ago
I'm curious how many schools this is actually true for. I played football 'back in the day'; but despite winning our district/traveling mid-state for playoffs; I never felt like the team got any special treatment. We sh
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4y ago
Honestly; Jabra should be responsive; but i put significant blame on Apple. For whatever reason they seem to have little issue breaking third party devices. Pre-pandemic; i had a nice usb-hub I used at work. No issues for years on my maxe
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5y ago
What field do you work in? It's rare I'm able to work on the same project for weeks at a time; let alone compile.
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5y ago
english == Made in America; Quality. metric == Chinese; Piece of crap is the intention I think. Not a fair distinction imho, but to each their own.
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5y ago
This is me-in-5-years I hope. You're a good parent.
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5y ago
While 1000% agree the current Tesla FSD beta is in serious need of work; comparing it to unreleased specialized hardware in trials setup by makers of said specialized hardware is a little disingenuous.
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5y ago
Tesla needed to create the Supercharger network to ~exist - Unfortunate that it didn't get adopted as standard.
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5y ago
vim will ~never have a better debugging experience than VS Code (or any proper IDE) I think; and That's OK. Each tool has it's own uses. I'm a Vim fanboy; but i still do any non-trivial (local) change in Vim. If i have to d
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5y ago
'death' answering the question you mean; if not the one you asked.
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5y ago
You can do dumb summon (straight forward/backword) with the key; not smart summon. The description in the article is consistent with what you could do with the key; likely article author misunderstanding the feature (easy mistake).
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5y ago
agreed. verbose `-h` with examples being The Dream:)
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5y ago
The more transparency you give; the harder it is to control the narrative. They have a general reputation for reliability; and exposing just how many actual errors/failures there are (that generally don't effect a large swath of u
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5y ago
Depending the workload being run users may or may not notice. Should be Yellow at a minimum.
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5y ago
Honestly... I'm the exact opposite. It's impossible to craft a complex GUI intuitively I think.
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5y ago
Yes.
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5y ago
This. It's known behavior that you can leverage.
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5y ago
It's a much higher risk of damaging the trim than breaking the window; and not a guaranteed-damage either. A problem for sure, but not a 'you will lose the window if you ever want to use the door again' problem.
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5y ago
> The mind boggles. This has been ~true of every frame-less window for decades; this isn't a new thing.
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5y ago
My top level being that it's a VCS (like Git) specialized for binaries; with commands baked in to prevent the slowdown that often comes with large git repositories.
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5y ago
Issue with my rMBP is if i have too much on said single port; the laptop overheats and crashes. I end up with all 4 ports plugged in anyway to get decent performance.
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5y ago
This is the kicker I think. Facebook scales 'keeping up with the Jones' up and make it easier. But that's been a common trope since (google search... 1920ish). What Facebook's doing isn't new; it's simply Ea
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5y ago
Oddly; I don't know anyone who ever did more than demo Atom...
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5y ago
If I was still in my 20s and single; I'd likely strongly consider working in a Manhattan Google office building. That just sounds awesome. X years past that phase - I'd rather not. That it doesn't fit me (anymore) doesn
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5y ago
Some people can't grasp the idea that remote-work isn't the answer for everyone in all positions.
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