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by deaps 4y ago
I've noticed this recently too...the lagging after scrolling. Once you get to some point on the page, it even starts jumping back and forth between images as they load. That doesn't even bring up the fact that I cannot select a
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by deaps 4y ago
I mean that's easier to visualize than saying a "hole in the road that is about 92 cubic centimeters."
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by deaps 4y ago
Jeez...this fits me to a T. I'm 40 and have been wondering what is wrong with me all my life. Thanks for this.
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by deaps 4y ago
This is actually spot on. I've known programming languages for over 25 years. I always wanted to be a software developer. I ended up being a network engineer (and pretty darn good at it too). About three years ago, I switched to
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by deaps 5y ago
Under what circumstances did they "explicitly sign-off" on the data sharing, I wonder? There are a lot of times during a hospital visit, when one could be less-than-observant of exactly what he/she is signing.
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by deaps 5y ago
If the pandemic started right now, I’d get a Herman Miller on day one and be done with it. I feel we’re too close to the end now though. I’ve been through three chairs since we started working from home last March.
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by deaps 7y ago
I'll put his entire report for us all... >> People back home have asked me for updates from 'ahead of the curve' in China so here is today's: China has added USA to the list of mandatory quarantines. My friend jus
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by deaps 7y ago
If they're censoring it, they're censoring it from their own people as well. My childhood best friend lives in Shanghai and is reporting that things are pretty much back to normal there. Businesses are open again, people are in
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by deaps 7y ago
It's not an overreaction. It's literally a targeted ad showing up in your day to day work space. It's invasive. I switched to mac a long time ago, but I still have a Windows device because some things are just painful (or
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by deaps 7y ago
robot.clean_self()
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by deaps 7y ago
So as somewhat of an outsider to the 'web game' as far as most people here (at HN) are concerned, but a relatively aware patron of web browsing software, I'll add my thoughts on the 'web browser' game... I feel like
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by deaps 7y ago
Yeah - I remember when I was a volunteer firefighter - if you parked a fire truck in an atmosphere that was filled with combustible gasses, the engine would not shut off. The trucks were equipped with some type of an emergency throw should
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by deaps 7y ago
In some industries that makes sense, and that is what happens. But where prices on parts could change between units, the sale price is often set despite those small changes in build costs. We're talking about an industry that in 2014
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by deaps 7y ago
Gosh -- just the premise of the title alone -- really makes me think about what happened to my Grandma back in late 2016-2017. I won't go into details, but suffice to say, either we got her into the nursing home at the exact right ti
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by deaps 7y ago
That'll show 'em
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by deaps 7y ago
Reading through the comments proves different strokes for different folks. It took me quite a while to find a laptop I'm completely happy with. I ended up with a (late-2019) Razer Blade Stealth (with gtx1650). I do run the internal
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Using GPU Accelerators from Python(towardsdatascience.com)
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by deaps 7y ago
>>The programmer implements all those options in a configuration panel, the user looks at it saying "uh... too complicated" A good example of this is: Reflection Workspace vs Putty I know which one i'd choose (between
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by deaps 7y ago
The python3-dateutil listed jeilyfish as a dependency - so I'm guessing that upon installing the fake dateutil, the user would see something like "installing dependency - jeIlyfish" - which, depending on your font, may, at th
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by deaps 7y ago
>> ⏻ To The People! That line at the end made me smile.
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by deaps 7y ago
The 'compulsive puzzle' gene really hits home with me. Really nails my childhood and my life - and explains why I am where I am in life. It was never enough for me to take something ( anything ) for granted - I had to know how it
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by deaps 7y ago
Yes. I haven't found over the ear gaming headphones that I can wear. I've tried countless sets, and all result in a headache after about 30 minutes. My preferred gaming headset is a behind the neck style. I think the headaches
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by deaps 7y ago
I purchased the BOSE QuietComfort 35's - and they felt nice, were lightweight, cancelled noise well. They did not give me a headache, etc. For my personal taste, I found the bass lacking. I like to listen to dubstep when it gets noi
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by deaps 7y ago
Do I see an actual, physical escape key? That's probably my only gripe with my 2019 macbook pro 13"
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by deaps 7y ago
The theory here is that if the hull was punctured with a cannon-ball sized hole, then the one that repels water may still be filled with that air bubble. I do see your point. This is easier to envision on a smaller scale in production, how
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by deaps 7y ago
So for my personal projects, I use lets encrypt. As far as I know (and I could be wrong now, haven't checked in a while) - their certs are only good for 3 months. Which is simple enough to get around - run a script on your box that
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by deaps 7y ago
Similarly, my home security system is set up in a fashion that allows either [app notification], [email notification], or [text notification] - (or any combination of the three). I can certainly see valid use cases where a user would prefer
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by deaps 7y ago
A pretty good read on tcl - and why the F5 devices use tcl for their iRules (2012, Updated two years ago). https://devcentral.f5.com/s/articles/irules-concepts-tcl-the...
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by deaps 7y ago
We were talking for a while at work of going to gitlab (mainly my idea after using self-hosted for my own side projects) - but after this, there isn't a chance I'd be the one recommending it. In fact, I'd strongly recommend
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by deaps 7y ago
This gives me ideas. My commits are usually short and sweet - to the point. I document my code very well, however. One of my strengths in a previous life as a Master Automobile Technician was the ability to document the entire process --

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