rbosinger

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by rbosinger 6mo ago
I opened that on a Pixel 9a and was impressed on how well it worked. There's something neat about this.
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by rbosinger 2y ago
Does Vintage Story not feel very polished? I was just about to find some time to try it.
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by rbosinger 3y ago
Maybe be able to control the breathing speed (the circle animation speed) would be handy. Unless this is supposed to be scientifically the speed I should be breathing for optimal health or something. My body wanted to go a little slower tha
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by rbosinger 3y ago
I've been using Pocketbase for personal projects on the machine I use to self-host services. It's great. You get CRUD and real-time stuff for free and I didn't really have to spend much time learning to start working with it
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by rbosinger 3y ago
It's one of the only games I play! I have it on Android and one thing I like is that it's fast to open up and play a bit, save, and then quit. No ads or a bunch of intros to try to skip, etc.
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by rbosinger 3y ago
Yeah I stopped reading as soon as I saw this one.
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by rbosinger 3y ago
I normally agree with this sentiment but I have a story about this. I was in a situation where I was handed over old projects to expand on and the choice to rewrite or build on the same codebase was up to me and another dev (management didn
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by rbosinger 3y ago
It's always during the demos to the stakeholders, isn't it?
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by rbosinger 3y ago
> Over the next few days, he cut up the plane into small pieces, and dumped the parts in trash bins in and around Lompoc City Airport. I once helped a friend do something like this with a bunch of garbage from a house party he threw at h
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by rbosinger 4y ago
Both my partner and I always have trouble with the McDonald's app (for ordering). I use Android, she uses iOS. As a developer, I've said to myself "This feels like a React Native app that's calling into a mess of microse
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by rbosinger 4y ago
I still consider this when hiring. I don't necessarily see a 10 year tenancy as major bonus points but do consider a flurry of short full time gigs to be a red flag. It's not about loyalty so much as that often it can take 6+ mont
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by rbosinger 4y ago
I often have made up comedic skits running through my head, often starring friends, family, and myself. And I make myself laugh out loud and probably look a bit crazy to others. People regularly around me know I'm just making myself la
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by rbosinger 4y ago
Strange. Works really well on my Pixel 4a.
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by rbosinger 5y ago
I bought a studio LED panel from Amazon (for videography generally). It came with a stand that attaches to the desk to be used as a webcam light but I mounted it on a shelf and it hangs over my head like the sun. It has a 3000k-8000k temper
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by rbosinger 5y ago
I dived into Datasette a bit last year. Simon has a whole set of tools around SQLite and data analysis with it. I haven't used any of it for anything major but I love to see what he's got going on. My Google Drive is out of contro
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by rbosinger 5y ago
I can see this. I worked with Rails for years and recently switched to an all JS stack (serverless, React). I have fun with it in general. TypeScript and the intellisense I get with that in VSCode is great, but overall I feel like I've
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by rbosinger 6y ago
Thanks for the answer! > There is noticeable input lag (my guess is around 100ms) that makes mouse and keyboard input feel sluggish. That's interesting to hear. In some of these videos (and additional Reddit/YouTube comments on
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by rbosinger 6y ago
This has been a big one for me in regards to pulling the trigger on an M1 (and I need something new for work very soon). I found a whole bunch of YouTube videos of people using DisplayLink adapters such as various docks from Targus or small
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by rbosinger 6y ago
There are more people around. More cars. Where I live, there's about 1000x more needles than when I grew up. Way more crazy people roaming around. Maybe statistically they aren't causing any problems, but they sure harass me enoug
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by rbosinger 6y ago
So where do I buy one?
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by rbosinger 6y ago
I love the strange design of the blog. The design, with the crazy spacing and bullet points makes it kind of fun to read.
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by rbosinger 6y ago
I bought the pro version and really appreciate this app.
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by rbosinger 6y ago
VSCode is pretty amazing but at the rate things are moving I can't imagine betting on anything being defacto for "decades". It's possible, and I even hope so, but with this kind of stuff I also always assume that a shift
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by rbosinger 6y ago
But how is the stock market doing in this alternate universe?
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by rbosinger 6y ago
I'm impressed that for his 101th birthday he's just going to go for a walk and not spend a ton of money partying like he did for his 100th. I can't imagine doing either of these things at 100.
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by rbosinger 6y ago
I can see the power in a future OS interface that really combined the terminal and GUI in a powerful way. Maybe this is a good start to thinking about that.
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by rbosinger 6y ago
Watch the Joe Rogan podcasts with him and Randall Carlson. I'm into it. Whether his ideas are correct or not, I personally believe the chance that his general inclinations that there was a lot more to earlier civilizations than we beli
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by rbosinger 6y ago
I feel like if even on a purely technical level we eventually achieve Lego like reuse that the business and social layer of things will ensure that somebody always requires an off brand Lego block to be shoved in there. It's almost hum
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by rbosinger 6y ago
Great little tool. I love the retro design too.
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by rbosinger 7y ago
All of this gets harder if it's your data model that is the problem. So, get those data models right early if you can!

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