whbrown

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by whbrown 6y ago
Yeah, for what it's worth--I also am dual booting Windows (solely for games, wine isn't worth the trouble) and I've had absolutely no problems with it. In fact, it's buttery smooth with every game I've tried it on (
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by whbrown 6y ago
Yes. I have the X13 which is quite similar to the T14s (just smaller) with the same processor/ram and I'm quite happy. Best keyboard I've had on a laptop. Does suspend to ram/suspend to disk/hibernate work you for y
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by whbrown 6y ago
400s are user errors ;)
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by whbrown 6y ago
Looking forward to the numberphile video about it. Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdiL-ADRTxQ
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by whbrown 6y ago
Hiring people you'd work with on a daily basis without ever having spoken to them sounds like a recipe for disaster. Surely there's a better way of acknowledging and mitigating harmful stereotypes?
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by whbrown 6y ago
I don't disagree that it can somewhat diminish user experience. But if users still are scrolling over posts & ads in greater numbers than ever before with cheaper running costs per user--then it does seem a superior option from a b
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by whbrown 6y ago
Client side rendered won't be faster all things being equal since they'll have to make at least an extra round trip request after the initial (html/js/css) requests for data from the API, but it should definitely be muc
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by whbrown 6y ago
> "Buy the M1 and switch to a fully remote development experience." At least you'd be getting the impressive battery life from the power efficiency courtesy of RISC ... Still rather silly though.
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by whbrown 6y ago
Can you elaborate why you think merging master into the feat branch keeps team velocity higher than rebasing the feat branch with the latest version of master? With rebasing, it seems to me to be easier to maintain a clean history (no merge
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by whbrown 6y ago
Web backend work at scale is all about building and maintaining distributed systems. Just consider the company where Go was designed ... And indeed, it's still a language of choice for teaching systems design[1]. [1] MIT 6.824: Distrib
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by whbrown 6y ago
Not to be curt, but it clearly isn't obviously useful—otherwise the project wouldn't be languishing such as it is. The notion of creating a single overarching conceptual map to regulate the representation of the varied manifold