moleperson

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by moleperson 1mo ago
Daily charging for normal use isn't so much an issue once it becomes a habit, but battery life during extremely long (24+ hour) activities is pretty much a make-or-break feature for me. I've done some 50ks and while truthfully I m
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by moleperson 4mo ago
I recently worked for a company with a large C++ codebase. For many years they relied entirely on asserts in QA builds to catch errors, no unit testing or production asserts. When I joined about three years ago they had just started to pi
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by moleperson 9mo ago
Out of curiosity, what's the portable keyboard you like?
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by moleperson 9mo ago
Right next to my apartment building is a crosswalk that crosses a fairly busy street. The crosswalk is well-marked, and it has a sign in the median specifically stating that stopping for pedestrians is required by law. In the time I've
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by moleperson 10mo ago
> For instance, the fact that the laws of physics are the same today as they were yesterday and will be tomorrow — a symmetry known as time translation symmetry, represented by the Lie group consisting of the real numbers — implies that
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by moleperson 10mo ago
I'm not at all advocating for treating life like a lottery. I've had overall a successful career due in large part to my own effort, but the best opportunities have come to me simply by being in the right place at the right time,
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by moleperson 10mo ago
Again, I think you've completely misinterpreted the post as well as what I'm trying to say. A "healthy mindset" is simply one that gives you a framework to navigate the world without falling into despair when things don&
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by moleperson 10mo ago
> Applying in the hope they mess up and admit you when they're really better off rejecting you is so antisocial. What? That's not what I'm suggesting at all. I just found the post to be a helpful reminder of how to have a
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by moleperson 10mo ago
The way I read this is that there are many "games" in life (applying for schools, jobs, dating, etc) where the odds of "winning" each instance are not in your favor, but you only need to win once to win overall. If you t
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by moleperson 11mo ago
Right, I didn’t think about the shebang case being different. Thanks!
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by moleperson 11mo ago
Why is the ‘-S’ argument to ‘env’ needed? Based on the man page it doesn’t appear to be doing anything useful here, and in practice it doesn’t either.
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by moleperson 3y ago
This actually looks perfect for me. I travel often with my steam deck, and sometimes pack an xbox controller or two to play local multiplayer with friends but this is a much less bulky alternative.
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by moleperson 3y ago
What's wrong with Bitwig engineering?
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by moleperson 4y ago
Even if Python used the anonymous function syntax proposed, people would still call them "lambdas". If you want to have aa keyword for this, you might as well name it after what most people are going to type into Google when searc
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by moleperson 4y ago
I really despise the idea that we should let the manufacturer decide what's best for us with no out based on the premise of protecting people who don't know any better. As technology becomes an increasingly integral part of our li
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by moleperson 4y ago
It sounded like the underlying issue was the OS reusing the same int value for the file descriptor (2), rather than a dangling FILE*, which AFIK is not something rust could prevent. The only way you could really prevent this is if the OS ge
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by moleperson 5y ago
I’ve spent countless hours playing insta-team on Venice. Any Linux distro which doesn’t include Sauerbraten in its package repo isn’t one worth using, IMO