valerij

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by valerij 4y ago
considering stuxnet exists this is not that far out of reach as i would like
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by valerij 4y ago
sign me up, would buy two
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by valerij 4y ago
people advocating for a 130 limit need to drive Austrian (which has this limit) A1 on a friday once. Three lanes all doing 140, so its not possible to change lanes at all. Ended up missing my exit to Vienna a couple of times because of this
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by valerij 4y ago
a common misconception: per german traffic law flashing lights is a valid way to notify the car in front of you of your intent to overtake. of-course does not apply when both cars are in leftmost lane, there it is a punishable offence (drän
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by valerij 4y ago
i for one am also extremely frustrated with the state of ipv6 some time ago i tried to selfhost a personal website and run into all kinds of problems, most frustrating being - my website not opening when having only AAAA record set (ended u
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by valerij 6y ago
doing a full clone just to change a branch name seems a bit wasteful. git init git remote add origin ... git push origin (git ls-remote origin | grep "refs/heads/master" | cut -f1 ):master should be enou
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by valerij 6y ago
nice. i once spent a week trying to hack the engine to support widescreen resolutions. time to re-play it :D
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by valerij 6y ago
quite the juxtaposition to see windows events loop implemented in swift while GetMessageW(&msg, nil, 0, 0) { TranslateMessage(&msg) DispatchMessageW(&msg) } but lib looks really good, i guess there goes
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by valerij 6y ago
automatically generating ethereum contract apis in swift at compile time from solidity compiler results basically `.sol`->`.abi`->`.gyb`->`.swift` chain
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by valerij 6y ago
oh yeah. i remapped it to f15 and use it all the time now
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by valerij 6y ago
on related note: what did become out of the network-admin laptop desing that was proposed by some guy on habr?
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by valerij 6y ago
vue.js and svg. i do FUI stuff as side projects unreal engine for interactive stuff c++/ swift for code oriented stuff
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by valerij 6y ago
so intentional release?
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by valerij 6y ago
nah, we need more stuff like doom ethernal, deus ex 1, portal . polished to absolute shine and very good in each regard.
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by valerij 7y ago
> Another shocking discovery for me personally, is that the only one that I've actually used myself - code coverage - has the lowest recall. In other words, almost all the issues it predicted turned out to not be real issues. sounds
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by valerij 7y ago
2. is a very sound advice, thank you
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by valerij 7y ago
deviant to sister comments i have mine mapped to CTRl+SHIFT+P and have that open command palette across all IDEs i use
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by valerij 7y ago
everybody is equal but some are more equal. try to identify people with ties to hr/ management and try not to step on their toes. no need to be overly friendly, just be careful around them two people you need to be always friendly with
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by valerij 7y ago
even better: find that one forgotten single stall bathroom on the third floor where you can poop in peace
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by valerij 7y ago
any sufficiently complicated software can reach a state where problems arise. you just need to push it far enough. e.g. i have the swift compiler giving up every few weeks because i feed it code that crashes its internal constrain-solver. g
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by valerij 7y ago
i, as an app developer, have to reboot my mac atleast two times the week to get xcode back into a working state. not to sound like a jerk, but if you dont have to powercycle you prob not pushing your machine far enough
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by valerij 7y ago
> [apt] is kind of like the App Store for applications and packages on linux machines. i died a little inside
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by valerij 7y ago
good
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by valerij 7y ago
i've picked up this kind of thousand separation at some point to make large numbers scannable. c.f. 1600000000 1'600'000'000 separating at 10³ is due to counting customs of the region i live in. using an apo
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by valerij 7y ago
i stand by my opinion that "lets create one chat room and invite hundreds of thousands of people into it" is a bad idea regardless of what technology implements the chat room
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by valerij 7y ago
reminds me of that one time a genius at IBM created an `ibm-global-announcements` channel and force-invited 200'000 people in it, and then some guy `@channel`d and all ibm's slack workspaces were down for 30 minutes https:/&
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by valerij 7y ago
the windows client constantly keeps a 3d rendering context (chrome) alive preventing my gpu from downclocking. as long as the client is running, my GPU is tacted at 1.6 GHz, if i kill the client GPU settles at around 0.14 GHz. this makes qu
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by valerij 7y ago
local man writes email, changes tech giant's course of operation seriously tho, the way i see is to boycott companies hindering repairs, and plaster the repair manifesto everywhere EDIT: political rant below the issue at hand is that t
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by valerij 7y ago
ok, so how do we do this?
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by valerij 7y ago
could be solved by splitting into several sub sites by topic and further thematic distinctions. zer0nets youtube pedant solves this by creating a site for each "channel" und just aggregating them

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