JeremyMorgan

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by JeremyMorgan 17d ago
I've never given this much thought, but I agree with you 100%. After reading this article I thought "wow that's really impressive and I hate it". For the same reasons you mention, and the words seem to "blend togeth
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by JeremyMorgan 1y ago
This is exactly it. I'm also a volunteer for a small town, in a department that is decently funded. We have had the same two engines since 2009. We just (within the last month) received a new engine. It became extremely difficult to pr
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by JeremyMorgan 1y ago
Valid question, and I hear it all the time. Most of the time it's due to preparedness and staffing. By having those 4 people on a fully equipped engine, if something big (structure fire, vehicle extrication, rescue) happens, they can j
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by JeremyMorgan 1y ago
One of the things people often overlook don't talk about in this arguments is the manager's point of view and how it's contributing to the shakeups in this industry. As a developer I'm bullish on coding agents and GenAI
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by JeremyMorgan 1y ago
Disagree. Every language has quirks, and best practices.
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by JeremyMorgan 1y ago
Hello fellow Manning author! This book is fantastic. I remember reading through a lot of it a couple years back. Super helpful and it's one of those books you can pick up, grab a nugget or two of good info and come back later. Now that
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by JeremyMorgan 2y ago
This is incredible. I'm gonna spend some time here. And I love the design/UI.
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by JeremyMorgan 2y ago
I'm so sorry for your loss. Your father's contributions are immeasurable. Just reading the word "QModem" gave me an instant flashback to my youth. QModem was my gateway to the outside world. I grew up way out in the coun
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by JeremyMorgan 2y ago
I got a C&D from them 20+ years ago for hosting a ROM site. That's fair enough. I complied. But this seems ridiculous. What if they're plugging an 8-BIT NES to an adapter and into a capture card? The whole thing seems silly as
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by JeremyMorgan 2y ago
I can't speak for the original author, but crafting a great blog post is fun. And, there are thousands of people a day who read my blog, but even if it were zero it would be the same. The "polish" and working on it is part of
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by JeremyMorgan 2y ago
I have no idea who this person is, but I loved reading this article. The author is clearly a better writer than me and managed cleanly assemble the reasons most of us do this. I also run a blog and have since 1997. Didn't start serious
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by JeremyMorgan 2y ago
This brings back some nostalgia for sure! I was a BB customer and worked for Hollywood Video for quite a while, just as Netflix started taking over. It was sad. There's a lot to be said about the "old school" way of movie ren
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by JeremyMorgan 2y ago
This is true. While there is no explicit "pay to remove", if you have a premium account you have far more power to remove reviews you don't like. Source: I know of a company that paid for a huge package, and routinely removed
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
Exactly. With VS Code in existence, I'm not sure why they're wasting their time. This isn't a huge need for folks right now.
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The Raspberry Pi 5 can use external graphics cards now(hackaday.com)
1 points by JeremyMorgan 3y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
Exactly. Imagine if you had the resources to create your own CPU and SoC, selling it as a product then saying "stupid software developers" when nearly every application won't work properly on it.
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
When you put out new hardware and a new operating system and multiple pieces of software don't work that's hardly the developer's fault. Apple should be addressing these issues or rolling back to Rosetta more until the softwa
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
> Jeremy is a silly person. Guilty as charged. I stated that because multiple variables are at play. New OS, plus new chipset. I don't know which is the culprit of most of these problems.
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
Author here. Sorry, but your reply is really funny, even if it's a jab at me. I outlined the reasons for the 4080, full knowing it's drastically less performance than the 4090. I balanced power usage, heat and noise vs how much pe
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
I've wondered that myself. Either way it had to be returned.
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
I suspect the Onboard GPU being so new and different contributes to many of these problems.
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
Yeah, probably. I like OSX a lot, which influenced my original decision. But I don't require it like some do (IPhone developers for instance).
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
I made some assumptions about the AI chip and they were wrong. Article will hopefully prevent others from making the same assumptions.
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by JeremyMorgan 3y ago
Author here. I strongly considered the 4090, at $500 more you get a lot more performance. (if you can find one). However it mostly came down to this: 1. I'd need a new power supply as well (need 4 PCIe Ports) 2. The power usage is dras
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The newest must have developer tool is ChatGPT(allhandsontech.com)
3 points by JeremyMorgan 4y ago|1 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 4y ago
If you're not using ChatGPT as a developer, soon you'll be outpaced by those who do.
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I Ditched Ubuntu for Manjaro: Here’s What I Think After a Week(news.itsfoss.com)
5 points by JeremyMorgan 4y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 5y ago
This has been common practice for a long time. I worked for companies who did this in the 2000s. The majority of people will fall for it, and they certainly won't be viewing source on the website.
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by JeremyMorgan 5y ago
so if you're an Arch user, and a Vegan who does crossfit which one would you mention first?
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by JeremyMorgan 5y ago
Pop is my new favorite. I started using it at the urging of friends, and love it. I've written a couple reviews of it on my blog, as it's been my "daily driver" for my laptop for nearly a year. I've been a Linux use

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