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9erdelta

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About 9erdelta

https://www.ninerdelta.com/

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    Comment #41991915

    Oh nice, I was just looking through for WIN32 apis to make something like RegionToShare. This saves me some time!

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    Comment #41991449

    I used a tv as a monitor for a while and it was great -- but there is one problem with single monitor setups -- screen sharing/recording. If the app you're using lets you select a …

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    Comment #41267400

    Awesome, I've been working on a project with ImGui and keep thinking how great something like this would be. I'll be trying this out!

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    Comment #41249563

    radical, I love it.

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    Comment #39708821

    "Houston we have a problem" has a new meaning...

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    Comment #36962555

    Unity supports USD -- also Unity isn't technically a content creation tool (well...in the sense of what Adobe and Autodesk tools are). It is way bigger deal for the content creatio…

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    Comment #36787881

    what is /lit/?

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    Comment #36335161

    Similar for me. I exclusively used reddit via old. or apollo, and mostly just lurked. I have some good memories of some communities there but by and large it's not something I enjo…

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    Comment #35716794

    Can't speak to Fourier specifically -- but heartily agree that a lot of times in math, teachers try to make it "easy" and provide visuals that are actually a hindrance. Instead of …

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    Comment #34799243

    That's a fair point...I tend to be paranoid about these things, and I think your point reinforces mine to an extent. Yeah I have simple taxes, and yet couldn't feel confident about…

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    Comment #34796105

    Anecdotally, I stopped using TurboTax (after using it for 8 years) for 2 reasons. I was never confident that my tax situation was being handled correctly. The UI is noisy, the expl…

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    Comment #34458810

    I did mechanical engineering undergrad, then started and almost finished mechanical engineering grad school but dropped out and got a job. Then I started studying programming at ni…

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    Comment #34334949

    I think daily stand up even encourages BS. Sometimes you really don't get much done in a day, but during standup it's got to sound like you did _something_ -- so how about some bs.…

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    Comment #34070092

    hell yeah, I love you Obsidian.

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    Comment #31573984

    Fork is great -- except for when you try and google about it b/c at least for me, I haven't been able to differentiate my queries between the git fork operation and git Fork the UI…

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    Comment #31257608

    I remember this project from a few years ago, and the Twitch channel provides a link to some of the original content, https://pythonprogramming.net/game-frames-open-cv-python-pla..…

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    Comment #30678034

    I've spent a lot of time learning how to use the Win32 api and overall I like using the Windows OS. But the user hostile design decisions of the UI/UX is making it more and more li…

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    Comment #30511085

    I am pretty sure the rabbit fishing is a reference to "The Runaway Bunny", another one of her books.

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    Comment #30291845

    the last two times I've gone on a job hunt, I only look at and apply for jobs on LinkedIn with "Easy Apply". I am not going to maintain a resume, a LinkedIn, _and_ fill all that in…

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    Comment #28067351

    There is a dire need for a good personal finance app. Mint is just out there to grab data, YNAB is ok but super limited. And then pretty much every bank site is lacking in any mean…

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    Comment #27895263

    Lumberyard did get open sourced under a different name, O3DE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EM6ZIbBJGQ

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    Comment #27064745

    > Anyone who has studied the history of ideas, and especially the history of science, knows that's how big things start. Someone proposes an idea that sounds crazy, most people dis…

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    Comment #26215139

    For me this ended meaning lots of student loans and feeling like I'm way behind in life. But glad nonetheless that I found something where it doesn't feel like hard work just to go…