oregontechninja

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by oregontechninja 5y ago
These patents are old news in the UFO/UAP/USO community. It is widely believed to be part of a misinformation campaign. Why would you patent such secret technology like that? On the other hand, it would be awesome if these are rea
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by oregontechninja 5y ago
I was an unbeliever, but we got some M1 Mac Mini's and this is the result. They even beat the dedicated workstation many of our people have set up. I get when people say it won't quite match a new ryzen for compute power, but in a
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by oregontechninja 5y ago
It's a binary data format, supporting trees, tables, lists, and even blobs. Never used it, I already have sqlite.
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by oregontechninja 5y ago
Came to comment this. Print debugging makes me so fast at work. Unless you give me an easier and better tool I so no reason to change. Works in every language, exactly how I'd expect, and is exceedingly easy to explain to others.
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by oregontechninja 5y ago
I've been using conan pretty easily. My biggest issue is that the recommended install method is via Python's pip
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by oregontechninja 5y ago
I have PTSD to the extent that it affects my employability. I've been fired/laid off plenty. It's the worst part of all my symptoms. If I could maintain employment, I could get therapy. It's tough every time I guess.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
I started and ran my own company that really ended up being boutique software (custom websites/servers, custom software, enterprise software repair), but I had a hard time figuring out how to market myself, especially in a more rural a
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
It looks like you could have C+GPU cores. I bet you could still split the gpu portion out into its own separate thing if you wished.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
My favorite is to use sibling element selectors and checkboxes to make no JavaScript single page sites. Not the most useful (except maybe for tabs) but a really cool trick non the less. You can really take advantage of the sibling selectors
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
There is also Redox OS as another rust project. I'll edit with a link later but y'all know how to google.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
This is fine. I think frameworks are more useful for teams where forcing the same style on people helps the interoperability.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
Jokes on you, I have no savings! /S
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
I like gimp. I've used it professionaly forever and just use photoshop tutorials to teach myself. I also use "Glimpse" now for work.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
Ah my bad, I was under the impression there was no complete ownership or control. I played a bunch of neopets as a kid and had no idea until a few years ago how involved scientology was with the site. I bought a car from a scientologist rec
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
Looks like the glfw library is built for windows as a DLL and then packed as bytes into a go const and loaded at runtime! Cool beans, wish more people could appreciate how fun that is.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
How do they not need a c compiler on windows. I don't see any immediate explanation, so I'll dig through the source code and report back.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
Title isn't wholy accurate, but it is an interesting subject!
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
I pushed my wedding back to 2021 already, at this point we're probably just going to cut our losses and invest in a house or something. The fact that so many Americans are willing to pick up a gun and lay down their life for this count
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
My memory is better now than ever before. I find it even knows how to forget things I don't care about! Great feature.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
This is a meta comment about articles around the subject. Most of them have been laughably bad and lacking in information. But the 'Diabolical Ironclad' beetle makes for a great attention grabbing headline so every major news outl
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
No code is an illusion. You're still structuring logic and procedures for a machine. Knowing how to do that is still important for these systems.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
I do think we need better website designers for lay-people. I have a couple key points I would want in a web designer. -Output accessibility (eg for blind users) -Clean and efficient output html (every square space site I visit is slow as s
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
This comes off as "everybody is an idiot except me" which is always a tempting view. I believe we re-discuss things as a community so often because the world changes so quickly and we have a constant influx of personnel. Noobies w
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
Can't believe people still buy this shit. It's obvious they could release one game per console, then update it yearly. Maybe the yearly update could cost a fraction of full price or you subscribe for player and stat tracking updat
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
The volatility of the market makes for easy profits. Did an excercise on marketwatch in school one time. I traded random symbols that met my criteria and made a fat virtual profit. I kept it going after the experiment and realized the only
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
You have a fat spam comment. Good read otherwise.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
I don't care if series are short so long as the wrap up and properly end the story. It's like America's version BBC, great shows that run for half a season to short.
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
My current linux distros runs old windows apps better than windows 10 anywho. It easily surpasses Microsoft's threshold for "backwards compatibility"
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
Simple marketing. The lay-people still want google analytics. Not saying it's great, but that's been my experience. When I was still freelancing, I worked really hard to talk people out of analytics. Waste of time for most busines
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by oregontechninja 6y ago
I broke my family's tax computer by trying to install Ubuntu alongside Windows and instead formatting the whole hard drive. I learned more I. The three days attempting to recover that computer than most my life. I thought everybody had

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