ipiz0618

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by ipiz0618 3y ago
This is great! I've always wanted something like this, and even tried launching my own app for this. My app failed to gain traction but happy to see the same idea succeed.
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Who should they blame when things go wrong if customers and managers are building the system themselves? Or when they change their minds, who should they gaslight?
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Reminds me of a colleague who, upon seeing every little issue of a massive program, complains the whole thing is "completely broken". And when people try to explain why the issue happens, he would interrupt and say "I don&#x2
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
...unless every time you try to make meaningful changes, people try to urge you to hack in stuff quickly so the code only gets messier to the point the maintainer gets a mental breakdown ;)
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Recently I was booking a trip to Finland, so my booking app showed me suggested destinations to other nearby countries like Estonia. That's normal. Then, my friend asked me where do I want to go the most if I am to go scuba diving. I a
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Yet they somehow manage to publish a huge amount of propaganda. They don't simply block the entire platform. They allow a few actors to access it.
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
That's Hong Kong
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
"If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly"
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
How's office work not feeling like the same every day? I think it's worse, cause you see the same people, same expressionless faces (mine included) every day, unless you go out occasionally with friends. And it definitely doesn&#x
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Sounds like dystopia to me. At least now we could flee to another country from tyranny.
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
I'd bet on the lucky person over the smart person every time if I have to choose
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
When we have a system that could prevent transactions, you'd think the most common use case is to prevent criminals to transact dirty money. But the most common use case is most likely China freezing dissidents' assets and blockin
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Reminds me of the brilliant Ricky Gervais quote: "So if you do win an award tonight, don’t use it as a platform to make a political speech. You’re in no position to lecture the public about anything. You know nothing about the real wor
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
I tried searching for "Hunter Biden" on Reddit after reading about him in the news before the election. Nothing returned. Not a single post about this person, like he didn't exist at all. After the election, results started t
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
F# is a fantastic language! However, its official documentation is a bit lacking (like the C# ones). Also having developed some reactive applications I'd say .NET core needs some improvements before people can have fun developing deskt
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
I happen to have the Leopold tkl, cause when I tried to buy the 660 it was out of stock. Leopold keyboards are awesome!
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
It's just a lot more freedom with standing desks? The wire is messy and dangerous if tripped over.
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
>Ever played Settlers of Catan and find out another player had 9/10 victory points? Everyone does everything in their power to not trade with that player, send the robber, and limit their chances This is why my group of friends stop
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Man I love the 65% layout. It's a shame there aren't many stock choices with solid build out there with 65% keyboards. My first 65% is a low profile Keychron K3 (not really recommended because of QC issues + completely trash custo
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Cryptocurrency portfolio management and market data collection system for personal use, because most crypto exchanges don't provide reasonable PNL dashboards. Only using Binance for now though.
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Lots and lots of things but I'm having more and more trouble remembering them..
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
I never got asked this question, but I tend to show off my customised settings by not touching the mouse once in a live coding test ;)
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
I switched from conda to poetry because everyone was praising it last year. Then I switched back because it's a pain to switch between OSes using poetry. I only use conda + pip install now, works well enough that I don't have to s
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Vim is great, and it's great to see the author spend time customising a tool that he spends most of his time using. But is vs code that bad at keyboard-only navigations? I spent much less time customising the settings and can do 99% of
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
You're absolutely right. I play music too and I understand how practice is a huge part of this. That's how I perceive intelligence - some people never stop learning and improving, which is what makes them smarter than others. Sure
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
I always think musicians are some of the smartest people in the world. Being able to memorize hundreds of songs / pieces is impressive alone. Most of them are also capable of improvising and adding their own interpretations (e.g. in cl
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Takasago Army is great both musically and lyrically. It is a fictional story with historical (World War II) background. You really have to dig into the translations of the lyrics to understand it though - they are in native Taiwanese dialec
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
A lot of people would freeride because someone else would do it. They aren't really incompetent. They just value something else more than school projects. The "sad" truth is that they'd probably do just as well, if not b
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
Animals As Leaders is a pretty good choice. Their music is instrumental, and so complex (yet enjoyable and very heavy) that you won't even bother to analyze it :). For music with vocals, I find black metal good for focusing. Cthonic is
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by ipiz0618 4y ago
When the same kind of people banned "master" branch for being offensive I was surprised. Not so much now if I think in their logic

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