sbdncuvh

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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
Every single HP, Acer or Asus laptop from those days I saw in the wild had major issues. I'm not sure what the cause was. Could have just been users. Too cheap / uneducated to value extra ram or storage, then as a result of it bei
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
Or the IT industry is just full of participation trophies and the new grey beards just cbf participating in a toxic community that can't handle a single opinion outside their own narrative.
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
So simple you can fix the problem in one line but me pointing that out as bad design is arrogance. Gotcha.
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
Ah yes. Configuring my scroll wheel sensitivity per app just like hidpi. Just what I want...
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
I tried to transition from years of loose txt files to obsidian. When I opened the folder the app showed me 1-2 files from years ago. Apparently it only supports .md files. I literally laughed out loud and deleted the app from my computer.
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
You could start by saying smartphone, but that was probably intentional.
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
Getting off fossil fuels is a necessity. Don't kid yourself what the result of that really means. "Transitioning to renewables" what does that even mean? Like it's so simple? Solar panels aren't going to ship you ch
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
> What’s the downside of getting off fossil fuels anyway, Poverty?
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
I had to learn some low level memory models before I could really grok rust. I understood a bit of C++ but it wasn't until I found the talk about memory structures for rust/c++ that I really caught on. I can understand why knowing
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
Your mistake was to pay the customs duties and receive the goods. What you should have done was taken them to tribunal for the missing warranty item they owed you.
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
You can pair that with hefty fines. The US is in a good position to place them on international players too. Want to work with USA companies? Great, pay your fines and you can.
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
This is unlikely the spam problem is too hard to solve at the small scale for you to ever be relevant.
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
We have a mix here in aus. The recruiter does the recruiting and provides access to an umbrella company but it's optional and up to you. The umbrella company is a separate entity that provides the service to the recruiter, 99% automate
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
Just what I want from my css frameworks. A sticky footer that doesn't properly stick on mobile.
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
I find there is a time and a place for this in your work though. You don't have to use obscure words nonstop, use them where people can learn or figure out just from context. Sometimes thats not possible but it usually is. If you think
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
I hardly ever do unit testing. It's almost always integration testing with code that uses real implementations against a testing db. This is only possible because my code is decoupled in the right places to enable this sort of no mock
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by sbdncuvh 4y ago
Why is everyone in this thread forgetting what tests actually do? Tests force you to write better code. Code that is easier to change. Code that is more robust. You don't need 100% coverage or perfect tests to gain this benefit. A good