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by iandev 6mo ago
I'm confused about a difference in the NMOS and PMOS. The scenario I'm confused about is when the source is VDD and the drain is connected to GND and output. For the PMOS, the output toggles between 1 and 0 (opposite the gate) as
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Free will is not the only problem(wincent.dev)
1 points by iandev 2y ago|0 comments
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Reverse-Engineering the Synacor Challenge(mattkeeter.com)
1 points by iandev 3y ago|0 comments
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Solar panels reduced my electric bill in 2022(mattbruenig.com)
340 points by iandev 4y ago|493 comments
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by iandev 5y ago
Should have clarified that it's not an issue that they're profiting. It is sometimes implied that they _have_ to charge 30% to run the app store. My point is that the app store could exist without the 30% charge.
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by iandev 5y ago
I honestly have sympathy for the case he makes. I don't take issue with the way that Apple has restricted the ability to get apps on an iPhone. The problem is the 30% cut that they take in the app store. I think the system can largely
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by iandev 5y ago
Is it possible that programming is both hard and easy? I somewhat feel that this post lacks the nuance that it complains of the other side lacking. I'm of the opinion that anyone that thinks you must be of some special intelligence to
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by iandev 6y ago
This sounds very interesting to me as my team has had some real struggles figuring out how to deal with things like authentication in Next.js. In one case, we've rolled our own oauth with a completely separate express api. In another,
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by iandev 6y ago
I can't say that I agree with everything in the article, but "The Way Out" is certainly something I can get behind. There is great value in understanding where "best practices" come from and what problems they solve
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by iandev 6y ago
A PhD would imply first hand experience of academia. I don't think they're using it to signal any particular level of intelligence.
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by iandev 6y ago
I don't mean to be inflammatory, but is there no ethical concern with charging money for the site and then giving none of it to the people that actually do the work? I'd ask you to reconsider the project, and to really think about
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by iandev 6y ago
> While the above pattern has become standardized, it feels somewhat unnatural as we read most of the spoken languages from left to right. Is this true (the 'unnatural' part)? Reading left to right, `age = 42` can be read as &q
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by iandev 6y ago
> "The university's cyber insurance policy paid part of the ransom, and the university covered the remainder. No tuition, grant, donation, state or taxpayer funds were used to pay the ransom" I was looking to dunk on them
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by iandev 6y ago
It’s possible to have zero tolerance and not fire anyone here. My understanding is that no employee misused their credentials or tools. The attackers misused them. I suppose you could argue that accidentally exposing credentials is misusing
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by iandev 6y ago
I think the article makes some good points, but I'm not sure that the gatekeeping step (step 6) is necessary. I think if you look at all the other steps, it fundamentally comes down to one thing: Care enough about making things better
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by iandev 6y ago
If your team consistently writes code that looks like your first example, you absolutely shouldn't use prettier. However, in my experience, your first example isn't what people regularly produce and the output is a wild improvemen
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by iandev 6y ago
Also worth noting that you can pipe the result to `pbcopy` to put it in your clipboard. Super useful if you haven't seen it before. $ date -r 1577733633 | pbcopy
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Design System Checklist(designsystemchecklist.com)
3 points by iandev 7y ago|1 comments
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by iandev 7y ago
With drilling, the fluted drill bit evacuates material for you. When milling, you don't have the same luxury.
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by iandev 7y ago
This seems to be the YouTube video in question if anyone was curious https://youtu.be/1PGm8LslEb4
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by iandev 8y ago
> those who had chosen the vocational route showed marked drops in interest in tasks that are investigative and enterprising in nature. Am I incorrect to think that this is narrowing of the vocational route?
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by iandev 8y ago
The title is a bit sensational. The bigger picture is in the first paragraph. > However, it was not the case that university broadened minds. Rather, work seemed to narrow them. Basically, going to university doesn't make your mind
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by iandev 8y ago
On Safari 11.1.1 TypeError: "1fr ".repeat(e).trimEnd is not a function.
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by iandev 8y ago
According to this: https://developer.apple.com/support/enrollment/ A DUNS number is only required for organizations, not individuals.
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by iandev 8y ago
In the article: "Aside: I guess Apple won’t let you submit an app unless you have a registered, legal company?" Although it does seem to be this way, you can submit an app to the store without being a registered, legal company. Th
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by iandev 8y ago
Nothing particularly scandalous comes up in this article. Completely unsurprising that Uber disables whatever self-driving ability the car already has to test their own solution. What is mildly interesting is the claims that had it not been
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by iandev 9y ago
It looks neat. I'm sorry I don't have much feedback, but I think this line is incorrect in your readme. file_put_contents( "key.txt", $k->Export() ); I think you meant $key->Export(). Just a heads up to save the co
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by iandev 9y ago
Shameless self promotion: SearchIT is something that I made and use almost everyday https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/searchit/fioambgbh... You can swap where you are searching easily. Maybe someday I
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by iandev 9y ago
This is both the fault of Facebook and the police. Unfortunately, not all police forces require evidence to arrest people. I would argue that the larger problem is actually the way in which the police handled this and not so much Facebook&#
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by iandev 9y ago
Although banning the box unintentionally hurt those that it attempted to help, it may ultimately be the right move if the problem of the resultant discrimination can be tackled also. A one step back, two steps forward situation.

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