jimmyspice

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by jimmyspice 3y ago
serious question on behalf of the uniformed, why? I feel that society encourages people to double down and be consistent even if they are armed with better information. we could be better if we didn't have to stick to the one true path
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by jimmyspice 3y ago
what's wrong with using a dynamically allocated port?
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by jimmyspice 3y ago
those look excellent, some even have a bluray drive still. would love this in europe
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by jimmyspice 4y ago
No need For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem. From Windows or Mac, this FTP account
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by jimmyspice 4y ago
I believe it was this: https://hicks.design/journal/moo-card-player
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by jimmyspice 4y ago
To be clear, this is Ctrl+Shift+T . I know you had T in capitals, but keyboard keys are normally written that way
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by jimmyspice 5y ago
Money is money after all, so I definitely do feel your frustration.
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by jimmyspice 5y ago
*with a 'wise' card/account. Not saying it's not an issue. Just not heard of that provider.
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by jimmyspice 5y ago
This assumes that once the design is done it should not, or does not have to change. Like anyone, designers can be wrong, customers can end up using certain features in ways not intended, and using software in ways that are not ergonomic. S
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by jimmyspice 5y ago
If it's well written, customers won't be able to tell
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by jimmyspice 5y ago
I think they meant working at a non-colleagues house. At least, that's what I plan to do when it's possible, every now and then. I think the change of pace would be nice, back at university I'd do the same with people not on
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by jimmyspice 6y ago
why not use artrifactory or similar proxy so you always have a local mirror?
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by jimmyspice 6y ago
You could just do that anyway. I've seen spam email trying to extort people threatening to release indecent images of them (that they don't have. supposedly, they've been captured from the victims selfie cam). In this case, y
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by jimmyspice 6y ago
Soundcloud is quite good at associating comments with timestamps. I don't think it has threads, but it's a relatively popular platform. As others are saying, it's not really something that is standardised (or strictly necessa
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by jimmyspice 6y ago
hey, try ClickMonitorDDC: https://clickmonitorddc.bplaced.net/ It allows you to change brightness, contrast (and volume, never tried it), from the taskbar. It works for a Dell and iiyama monitor I own, but not my Agon one,
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by jimmyspice 6y ago
I would like to have that problem, which pan is it?
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by jimmyspice 6y ago
Thanks, that's a pretty cool demo with almost no code. Seems like a lightweight observable as you say.
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by jimmyspice 6y ago
where can I read more about SDx? never heard of that term before
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
And now for promises. Why promises? Before promises, js code often used an error first callback strategy to communicate when an asynchronous process has finished. It's important to write blocking code as little as possible, since your
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
Prototypical inheritance is not something I really understand in too much detail (and maybe I was late to the game, since I've never really felt I missed anything). Now js has 'classes' which I think are sugar over proto, can
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
Interesting idea! This introduces the same problems that an online game suffers though. 90% of the time you can predict successfully what is playing, but as soon as one scrubs, or pauses the video, the signal already sent to the headphones
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
I think they're getting at a model either like Kickstarter, or directly funding a department ( say Google's AR department, if you liked their Glass idea ). The problem with a normal investment and no seats on the board is that you
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
That is different because your face is now evidence something happened.
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
I don't know any rust,. but that was a really good read. what is your background, and what materials did you use getting into Rust? Your explanations were surprisingly simple
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
Can you be explicit how they would go about preventing that?
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
Naively it sounds like the halting problem. You would have to verify that no consumer can make a change to the data set you are listening to. You would want to manage yourself when not to respond to an event.
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
in which case your API layer should validate the data at runtime so that it only actually returns type T as it claims. then you are back to soundness
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
@types versioning is strange because you never know whether or not the version of the types matches the dependency exactly. for example the case where the typed version has a minor upgrade (say due to increased type coverage), the types bec
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by jimmyspice 7y ago
Pretty reasonable to me. maybe that exposes how relatively junior I am (I'm not OP) but the codebase I use is sufficiently large that if I tried to handwrite the dep tree before I started working, I wouldn't have gotten any work d
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by jimmyspice 8y ago
I think any TV with HDMI-CEC should work. it's also how it turns on your TV and switches to the correct input before hand. as an aside I think Google home users leverage this to turn on their TV, which I think is pretty cool

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