j-scott

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by j-scott 1mo ago
DJs are typically playing on promoter or venue provided equipment, which is usually industry standard of pioneer/AT. Otherwise, they bring their own, especially if it’s anything custom or specific to their performance.
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by j-scott 1mo ago
The feature definitely does what it says it does, but I think that the mount is generally accessible outside the software may be where the “surprise” lies. I definitely would not have used this feature on a public network or exposed the mou
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by j-scott 1mo ago
Rekordbox is one of the worst pieces of software I have to interact with regularly, and it reminds me of others descriptions of IoT software/firmware. "PRO DJ LINK" enables you to access rekordbox libraries (and load music fi
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by j-scott 3mo ago
Sharing as a follow up to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48552844
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Slay The Spire 2 – Major Update #2 – v0.107.1(store.steampowered.com)
4 points by j-scott 3mo ago|1 comments
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by j-scott 10mo ago
My bad! I was wrong; added a playground demonstration the parsing behavior above.
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by j-scott 10mo ago
Never mind, I was wrong. Here’s a playground showing how go parses each one: https://go.dev/play/p/hyWPkL_9C5W
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by j-scott 10mo ago
My original comment was incorrect. These are being parsed as octals, not decimals: https://go.dev/play/p/hyWPkL_9C5W
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by j-scott 11mo ago
Not a hyperscaler, but we’re multi-cloud and probably one to two steps down. My team’s service implements a number of performance and functionality improvements on top of your typical registry to support the company’s needs. I can’t say muc
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by j-scott 11mo ago
I work on the container registry team at my current company running a custom container registry service!
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by j-scott 11mo ago
See also Sourcepawn[0], popular in the sourcemod engine community for custom server plugins and game modes. [0] https://github.com/alliedmodders/sourcepawn
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by j-scott 1y ago
Music production, but I’m finally taking the leap after a decade of saying it wasn’t for me.
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by j-scott 2y ago
I think this was meant as a reply to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43004919
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by j-scott 2y ago
In my most recent cycle, I didn’t ask to use AI and I was only warned once about using AI when I had the official language plugin for an IDE annotate some struct fields with json tags. I explained the plugin functionality and we moved on. W
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by j-scott 2y ago
Not in the Bay Area, but I have friends at FB and I believe their RTO policy is strongly enforced unless you’re senior and have been at the company for a year at which point you can go remote.
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by j-scott 2y ago
Phone screen was 2 problems in 45 minutes, I believe the onsite portion would have been more of the same but I didn’t get that far :D
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by j-scott 2y ago
Databricks, Snowflake and Stripe required NDAs for the onsite portion of the loop. The NDAs covered anything internal discussed during the hiring loop.
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by j-scott 2y ago
Started prepping/interviewing in Oct after reading this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41402581 Secured interviews with Facebook, Databricks, Snowflake, and Stripe (3 referrals, 1 recruiter reach out). Bomb
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by j-scott 2y ago
This is very similar to an issue I had while playing games on a wired Windows desktop. I haven’t run into it in a long time now that I think about it. I wonder what might have changed.
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by j-scott 2y ago
> People who stress over code style, linting rules, or other minutia are insane weirdos Stressing over these things is certainly a Sisyphean task. However, investing in automating and standardizing the application of these things every t
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by j-scott 2y ago
I've lurked on hacker news for a number of years, and this post is what inspired me to finally make an account. Thank you for sharing; this aligns with my current situation and reinforces my recent decision that I need to make a change