zer0x4d

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by zer0x4d 23d ago
I've personally never paid for a yacht or someone else's wedding, I'm not sure what you're talking about...
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by zer0x4d 23d ago
I disagree. A lot of people do not care about public facilities. They do not believe in leaving things better than they found them. You've seen these people around, you know who they are. These are the same people that don't rerac
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by zer0x4d 25d ago
Not lazy, smart -> Likely to become a millionaire Not lazy, not smart -> Will probably make ends meet, but not a millionaire Lazy, samrt -> Toss-up. Can either make it far or end up broke Lazy, not smart -> Likely to be broke
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by zer0x4d 28d ago
It was cool, very fun 3 years of my life working as a part of that team :)
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by zer0x4d 28d ago
Super fun! Interestingly, this is how JPL was able to significantly reduce the Mars 2020 landing radius on Mars. Cameras onboard take pictures of the terrain and match that to maps to figure out where the lander is. https://www-r
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by zer0x4d 1mo ago
Thank you for building this, looks like it could be really helpful. We've been running our self-hosted GitLab with almost 99.99% uptime and a few runners but the configuration and update process has been a bit cumbersome. Will take a l
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by zer0x4d 1mo ago
I run a self-hosted Gitlab instance. 100% uptime with my own runners.
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by zer0x4d 2mo ago
The magic is when you use things like @State or @Published and system does bunch of things hidden behind the scenes that the developer has no idea about. Then, when issues arise, the developer is unable to debug because they have no idea ho
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by zer0x4d 2mo ago
There are lots of detail in the videos that are never mentioned in docs
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by zer0x4d 2mo ago
Yeah I don't really understand their insistence on these videos. I don't have the time to watch an incredibly hard to watch present babywalk me through the code, hoping I'd catch one modifier I missed that fixes the issue. Ju
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by zer0x4d 2mo ago
SwiftUI was doomed from the beginning. Not only Apple completely blew the implementation, it was actually DoA by a bunch of super bad decisions that ultimately make it incredibly hard to work with and manage, especially on bigger apps. 1. I
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by zer0x4d 6mo ago
The author spends the first paragraph of the article talking about how n number of users bet x on a specific outcome and they won. They fail to account for the many others who bet on a different outcome and lost. I watched polymarket like a
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by zer0x4d 9mo ago
UniFi website and marketing is just really really bad. They have amazing products but for some reason they don't really care about consumers and don't really know how to market to consumers. Just look at their website, it's i
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by zer0x4d 9mo ago
Absolutely agree. Mistakes should be corrected immediately, protocol revised, and those responsible punished, if malicious acts are found. Otherwise, enforcement should be full stream ahead. Illegal immigration has hurt the US enormously an
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by zer0x4d 9mo ago
People love nothing more than selective application of law. In fact, to most people laws don't apple if: 1. they can get away with it, or 2. they don't agree with it.
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by zer0x4d 10mo ago
For me, personally, any new language needs to have a "why." If a new language can't convince me in 1-2 sentences why I need to learn it and how it's going to improve software development, as a whole, it's 99% bs and
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
Techrot is real and it's there in almost every major big tech product. Google does definitely take the gold medal in this category though as I have never seen so many bugs in production software by a trillion dollar company as I have s
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
An ode to Dreamweaver Dreamweaver was how I learned MySQL back when I was 12-13 and got into web development. I don't remember how I came across it but somehow things, the way they were laid out at the time, made sense to me. This woul
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
I can't believe someone posted that without knowing they actually used Gnosis Safe
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
I'm not too sure but few things come to mind: 1. Upgrade protocol to include protections for well known cold wallets held by exchanges (ex: API call has to be made to the exchange's security endpoint to validate each transaction o
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
I'm a huge crypto believer but I can admit that we don't have a serious system if a person can just transfer over $1.5B from a well known crypto cold wallet to different accounts with nothing flagging it and no way to reverse it.
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
I can guarantee you every Pixel, Samsung, or Huawei phone had similar functionality built in but was never scrutinized.
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
Lol this was the most blown out of proportion "gate" ever and a nothing burger really. The issue wasn't what Apple did, as it is a very common practice in the industry and I bet almost every other manufacturer did it too. The
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
Has there been a single Pixel with no boot loop, battery, reception, or otherwise some other major issue? What is going on at the Pixel team??? They have probably single handedly cost Google millions of dollars
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
250M Requests 1.66M Unique visitors 24TB served However, I do understand in their world, 24TB is chump change
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
1. Your 5 year old kid with her pink bike should not be on the street alone. This is just a matter of judgement, independent from other motorists. You should be behind her watching for cars. 2. If you want to ignore point 1, my argument sti
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
I run a $3m/yr startup on a free tier Cloudflare account. To this day I have no idea why Cloudflare is not charging us for anything. I would have happily paid them for their service
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
The way you make your kids safe bikers: 1. NEVER RIDE ON THE SIDEWALK. Cars on the street cannot see you due to other parked cars and WILL make right or left turn on you. Additionaly, cars coming out of parking lots won't see you on th
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
Agree with all your points on the real world consumer experience. * I would never assume the AI answer to a consequential problem to be authoritative, unless it shows me the source and I can click on the link to verify the source and the da
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by zer0x4d 2y ago
Agreed. There is just too many limitations for it to be ever useful, unless you build out a large dictionary with a huge CPU cost... A true waste of effort, albeit a fun one if you wanna learn QMK programming

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