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by z3t4 9mo ago
It's common in fur farms that they breed the animals that are most friendly to humans, and in only a few generations those animals behave like very friendly pets, and killing them becomes more difficult.
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by z3t4 9mo ago
Also WebAssembly is meant to be a compiler target with the biggest advantage being it's sandboxed. The problem is that the JS engines can do that too. Just like JS engines, WebAssembly can run outside browsers. I think in theory Wasm i
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by z3t4 9mo ago
I agree to both 3) and 8) but I find it a dilemma that if you don't get it perfect the first time, you will waste thousands of man-hours for everyone to upgrade even though it only took you 10 minutes to release the new version.
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by z3t4 9mo ago
Why is mobile development so shitty compared to PC? Why cant you make an hello world in asm for a mobile device?
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by z3t4 9mo ago
This is also a reason why I have 4 separate stations now, if I have to upgrade hardware only one station is down at a time. And while you can get a 3 GPU system at budget, a 4 GPU system will get expensive, at least last time I checked. It
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by z3t4 9mo ago
It might be possible one way or another, although I used separate gfx cards. You might find a different x server that lets you do it using a single card. I suggest getting an extra hard drive, install grub so you can dual boot, install the
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by z3t4 10mo ago
Install an old GPU, Connected a monitor to the extra GPU, connect mouse and keyboard, Use the loginctl command to list available devices/usb ports and attach them to a seat. I suggest using Arch linux although loginctl should be availa
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by z3t4 10mo ago
I used multi seat in Linux with SystemD, i just threw in some old grapchics cards and sound cards in my gaming PC so that the children could play on separate monitors while I worked. Multi seat is very cool. When upgrading to a new gaming P
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by z3t4 10mo ago
I like systems that are maintence free and easily replaceable. My experience so far in software engineering is that technologies die, so it should also be easy to replace the tecnology, like the hardware it runs on, the platform/os, th
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by z3t4 10mo ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Reference/...
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by z3t4 10mo ago
Why would you ever want a data structure that wraps around!? What a headache! Is it a memory constraint or optimization!? All I can think about is a physical knob where you want to know what position it is in.
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by z3t4 10mo ago
This post reminds me of some cognitive biases: That you spend two years on a software project that you wrote from scratch and are now at an abstraction level where you can implement new major features in hours. You now look at popular apps
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by z3t4 10mo ago
but if you can do it at scale it might still be worth it, like owning thousands of machines
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by z3t4 10mo ago
Also the ethically in blind studies, can't just let some random patients die just to prove that your drug works.
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by z3t4 10mo ago
My experience is that they are best discovered independently as a way to abstract code, and let them come naturally to solve a problem. So for most things in Dev, if you do something prematurely you might end up with a good solution for a n
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by z3t4 10mo ago
Do we even need menus? They are good for feature discovery, but could be replaced by a search!?
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by z3t4 10mo ago
They might suck at the sport, but then they think about it and learn why they suck, then they can be a good coach, compared to someone who is very good and thinks the reason is because they're smarter, rather then being on the right pl
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by z3t4 10mo ago
Dart is a statically typed high performance language intended for the browser. For a short time you could run Dart in the Chrome browser - as a JavaScript alternative. They then decided it was better to transpile to JS... JavaScript is alre
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by z3t4 10mo ago
I think it's the other way around, a framework will get you up and running quickly, but then it becomes technical dept, and if your app is complicated you will end up fighting the framework. If you write something from scratch it will
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by z3t4 10mo ago
Monopolies need to be restricted by regulations. In micro economics there is a term marginal cost, and economy of scale. In the software as a service era, the cost of serving one extra customer is minimal, so it make economic sense for such
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by z3t4 11mo ago
If you make the function pure it will be easier to test. Pass the moving parts as function parameters, then you can pass in the mocks in the actual functions when testing. Example: f = () => a+b refactor for easier testing
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by z3t4 11mo ago
It's doable. But you need 8k per eye to read text comfortable. But what would you use for input?
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by z3t4 11mo ago
The thing with software is that you need to feel the pain in order to learn something. For example, when you lose all your work due to a bad HDD, you learn the importance of backups. But we also learn from others telling you that you need b
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by z3t4 11mo ago
A built in feature with frameworks is that you constantly have to update your code to be in sync with the latest version of the framework, this create work for contractors, it's like a taxation of software.
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by z3t4 1y ago
You can take advantage by having an unplanned service window every time a large cloud provider goes down. Then tell your client that you where the reason why AWS went down.
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by z3t4 1y ago
There's a movie too with the same name. It does not have good graphical effects, but besides that a very good movie.
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by z3t4 1y ago
I want something like this so that I can get rid of the computer workstation and instead use a 8k+8k VR headset on battery
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by z3t4 1y ago
When the average life span was something like 30 years, why do all images look like they are 60+ years old? Is it a cognitive bias that we assume that people that are tens of thousands years old also look really old? :P
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by z3t4 1y ago
Talent is how good you are at something. So you can have "talent" by training a lot. You can however argue that two people that are equal in skill, but one trained less then the other, do that person have more talent? Too much tal
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by z3t4 1y ago
This is generalisations and doesn't work as all autistic people are different, but I'll give some tips anyway. Let them do what they are good at and gives them motivation. Ask for their opinion, and you will likely get a straight

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