winrid

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961.
by winrid 3y ago
This. Software devs are just fancy laborers. Laborers have no power. We have to go where the market is or we/our families starve. If you want to solve these kinds of problems you can 1. Do it yourself, and get funding to do so and 2. G
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by winrid 3y ago
https://github.com/KDE/kdeplasma-addons/tree/master/kwin/eff...
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by winrid 3y ago
> "Hug his children. Sleep in his own bed. Eat his meals. and Work a little with his hands." in her words "They shot everything she said down" Anyone know why doctors do this? They did the same thing with my father wh
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by winrid 3y ago
you're the hero I needed. I hope this keeps the red "1+" numbers gone.
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by winrid 3y ago
The main problem you're not mentioning is lack of ability to disable notifications. There's just no way to opt out of the @everyone notifications.
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by winrid 3y ago
She has better job security than you, however.
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by winrid 3y ago
Frigidaire is still made in the US so I suspect you can easily have them come to your place: https://support.frigidaire.com/Owner-Center/Service--Repair/
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by winrid 3y ago
More granular data capture + variance in seasons (?)
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by winrid 3y ago
and of course people rally them, because people will race anything: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPZ_Vs3gAGw
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by winrid 3y ago
Like this? https://github.com/edandersen/core-admin
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by winrid 3y ago
yeah my bad it does have a page cache: https://www.sqlite.org/arch.html The more you know :) The query planner is still not nearly as good as PG's, but it's okay for simple applications. I have actually used sqlit
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by winrid 3y ago
Switching from OLED to IPS screens that have no flicker helps a lot too. Very hard to find an OLED monitor that doesn't have flicker (this is not refresh rate - this is brightness modulating from 0 - 100% hundreds of times a second - h
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by winrid 3y ago
A DB server won't have to go to disk for every query, sqlite almost always will, or at least reach out from user space to virtual memory, which is still slower than reading from a buffer table. So ya, in process is faster for trivial s
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by winrid 3y ago
Bobsweep still sells some that don't connect to a network. They also have an online store with spare parts.
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by winrid 3y ago
Yep, and served via cloudfront from S3 (?). They literally just used a UI from 2003 and then had it redirect to a modern service when you click the button :D
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by winrid 3y ago
Looked up Teka microwaves, they look very fancy. My $50 microwave from walmart from like 2014 does all this haha, but the downside is you can't disable the beep.
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by winrid 3y ago
Yeah probably. If it's just one guy then... maybe. Personally I found putting 5mins into a little UI with text inputs useful when a customer in another timezone reaches out at 11pm and I just have my phone - can get that five star revi
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by winrid 3y ago
Yes - it should be an internal thing for people on the front line, because you're likely going to be turning on features and stuff.
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by winrid 3y ago
what??? a month??? for an internal preferences/flags UI? See, this is what I mean. You've already failed. You cannot execute. Also now you're gonna make customer support folks edit the DB? - With Django, this is generated for
980.
by winrid 3y ago
You should have an internal UI around it. This should take all of a couple minutes... if this takes longer than that then you have other problems and adding any features at all is probably taking forever.
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by winrid 3y ago
oh what machine? with how many workers? doing what? search for "node" on this page: https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r21
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by winrid 3y ago
well, I wasn't expecting to see tailwind in the source... :) Was going to say this looks like a perfect use case for Django and yep - you confirmed in the comments - is Django :)
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by winrid 3y ago
Oh! Nim support! But alas it is just syntax highlighting. Granted it does work pretty well and editor feels snappy, but no compile errors or completions. One can hope..
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by winrid 3y ago
Godot is very different. It's closer to a Unity competitor. Most games, should go with Godot. LibGDX is more low level. It's like a java wrapper around OpenGL with some nice libraries for: math/sprites/algorithms/gc
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by winrid 3y ago
Sandship (not sure when released) was updated in Feb and has over a million downloads: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rockbite.s... Zombie Age III has 10m downloads. Deep Town: Idle Mining Tycoo
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by winrid 3y ago
Also LibGDX - many of the games are Very Positive or Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam, too: https://libgdx.com/showcase/
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by winrid 3y ago
So, it would be too expensive. I would rather just come back to it and improve it and actually make monies. It's not like I'm going to shut it down! I've never shut down a project (for better or worse?) :)
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by winrid 3y ago
hard disagree. :) When do you have to worry about synchronization? You don't. Pull DB connection from pool, etc, done. Async await has colored functions, promises, and other atrocities. Even if I have some locking primitives somewhere
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by winrid 3y ago
as in easy to handle tens of thousands requests a second with a few DB calls on a smallish server? do you want a PHD thesus on what performant means?
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by winrid 3y ago
yes and slow AF. also nobody is gonna use worker threads without async to handle API requests in NodeJS - why would you use nodejs then?

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