DevoidSimo

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by DevoidSimo 6y ago
Agree here, admittedly I have no prior Ruby experience, but I've inherited a code base in Rails. There is so much magic that goes on implicitly. I end up jumping around everywhere to see why something unexpected is happening.
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by DevoidSimo 6y ago
Exactly, it's also an interesting perspective in that while some people may not care about the privacy of their employees, they probably care about lawsuits and their bottom line.
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by DevoidSimo 6y ago
Interesting, I tried to make a query taking a long time using join and got 37.43s: SELECT * FROM trips JOIN gas_prices ON gas_prices.timestamp = trips.pickup_datetime;
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by DevoidSimo 6y ago
I'm not sure what those controls are like, but I've got some sennheiser PXC550s. They have a touch pad which is used for controls. All controls are either a tap on a wide area (the whole earpiece) or a swipe. This is both easy to
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
Correct, that toml file allows you to build everything from that level, and open editors on that folder with the language server functioning. RLS requires a cargo.toml file in the root of the workspace even if it just points at other direct
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
I find it fantastic for running scripts on multiple machines. The invoke-command cmdlet makes it very easy to do this if your computers are a domain or have the same username and password. Credentials can also be supplied but that's mo
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
People do, we have snowy hydro who normally correct these negative prices by pumping water uphill into a dam. They then double dip on profits by generating when the cost is positive. Very profitable operation although the initial infrastruc
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
Duck Duck Go seems to handle that much better, although the first result is still about cooling. I assume it's synonym replacement
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
I'm running a program which downloads any new photos to my computer. I'm away from my PC right now but I'm pretty sure it was this: https://github.com/mholt/timeliner
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
I rented one once, you can adjust the follow distance for the adaptive cruise control. Annoyingly it resets each time you turn on the car though.
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
I'd imagine width/circumference is the more important measurement, if it's too long you just have more volume to fill.
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
Not constant, map tiles are downloded and cached. This one could be done manually, the others less so.
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
I work in the industry. On the electrical distribution side, there are a few things which may need internet connectivity. Getting map tiles for displays; having an externally contracted call center integrate with the outage management; auto
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
Why do you say subtitles and secondary audio (I assume you mean multiple language tracks) don't work well? I've downloaded files with multiple subtitles and audio tracks, which VLC makes easy to switch between. Admittedly, many&#x
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
They have it better because they got to leave first. Party members had to wait in line for hours. That was my reading of it
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by DevoidSimo 7y ago
He mentions Rc and Arc which I assume is what he means by the 20%. I tend to agree, although I'm not sure how you would get rid of them.
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
In addition to what other posters have said I noticed it hides timezone so messaging apps had timestamps which looked wrong because it thought I was somewhere else. Haven't used it in a while though so this may have been changed.
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
IIRC someone high up in the daily stormer publicly claimed cloudflare supported their views due to not being taken down. That lead to a decision to stop hosting them which I think is more reasonable than just censorship.
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
Where are you that high school only covers up to precalculus? In Australia (depending on the level) you do multivariate calculus among other things. Perhaps other subjects aren't covered as deeply.
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
https://www.troyhunt.com/mmm-pi-hole/ A link posted on HN a while ago. Long story short it uses a raspberry pi as a DNS server which blocks all requests for ads.
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
It's using ajax to fetch the actual article. Seems a bit strange since it's static
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
I browse with 3rd party frames and JS disabled. Not as extreme as all JS so it doesn't break most things. Occasionally I need to whitelist a CDN or related domain for that site to get things working.
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
Well presumably if they are alumni then they were given a high enough rating to get in so the numbers are skewed. Unless this is alumni from other universities.
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
Making things like that persist is done through the powershell profile stored at $profile. It is the equivalent of a ~/.bashrc.
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
The image at least does exist, even with the same woman. https://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/309/021/29...
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by DevoidSimo 8y ago
You shouldn't use windows to access the WSL filesystem, there are several issues with that (which I believe are being worked on). If you want files accessible from both put them in the Windows filesystem. Regarding themes I can't