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chromakode
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About chromakode
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/chromakode; my proof: https://keybase.io/chromakode/sigs/nFpAsIHIVcgbEadoZp9xiJARI42gFf02iXmRm3k6seo ]
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Comment #49234826
Saying no without attempting to negotiate first also comes off as childish, and affects the outcome of future negotiations because it demonstrates an unwillingness to compromise.
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Comment #49090832
Code is a fantastic way to capture requirements, particularly iterative product discoveries over time. It's much easier to start with a manifestation of the requirements (and tests…
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Comment #48938243
For me it's the gradients and dark gray backgrounds.
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Comment #47423205
The DCT is a cool primitive. By extracting the low frequency coefficients, you can get a compact blurry representation of an image. This is used by preload thumbnail algorithms lik…
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Comment #47320645
I don't recall any lawsuits, but whytheluckystiff made one 20 years ago. https://ruby-talk.ruby-lang.narkive.com/buiXXTZh/what-is-hoo...
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Comment #46043462
Nature recently posted an interesting video [1] about what causes developing hearts to have their first beat. The gist is that eventually random electrical noise triggers a propaga…
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Comment #45279781
Ton is a personal hero of mine. When I was a kid, I wanted to be a 3d animator because of Ton. I discovered Blender in the early 2000s as a kid. It was my first exposure to digital…
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Comment #44661019
For users with SSDs, saving the write wear seems like a desirable default.
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Comment #44632638
In my experience these are after exposures from lines of text. They get blurred together into indistinct lines because your eye focus moves between words, superimposing them.
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Comment #43070467
Blender has done this since Dec 2000.
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Comment #42695375
I replicate my entire filesystem to a local NAS every 10 minutes using zrepl. This has already saved my bacon once when a WD_BLACK SN850 suddenly died on me [1]. It's also recovere…
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Comment #42694942
Selkies[1] is another interesting project in this space. It uses webrtc for low latency streaming and remote desktop suitable for gaming in the browser. [1]: https://selkies-projec…
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Comment #42580007
Sounds like a good time to engage a professional coach or therapist, if you haven't already. Particularly to deep dive on the questions asked at the end of the post. In my experien…
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Comment #41617152
Migrating out of this mess caused me downtime. Squarespace's domain panel crashed with a nondescript error when I tried to update nameservers prior to transferring out, and they sh…
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Comment #41212713
rtlamr! https://github.com/bemasher/rtlamr
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Comment #41150613
For any serious work I'm using hjkl.
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Comment #40606400
My favorite part: If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the 100% possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this 100% is to make it 1000% free software wh…
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Comment #40422484
So, what would they have done if she accepted? Claimed that the existing training of the Sky voice was voiced by her?
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Comment #40392133
Keybase always performed crypto on-device using their open source client written in Go. What not-your-keys not-your-crypto setup are you referring to?
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Comment #40366317
Alternatively for the case of id strings with known prefixes, a unique feature of TypeScript is you can use template string literal types: https://www.kravchyk.com/adding-type-safe…
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Comment #40310307
April fool's at xkcd is a special occasion where external folks join xkcd to build an experimental interactive comic. Edit: I've updated the first para of the post to hopefully cla…
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Comment #40305990
Residential fiber internet is a lovely thing :D
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Comment #40305952
Funny story -- when I was working on the xkcd Machine comic, I actually used the ZFS snapshots to rescue data. I accidentally blew away some early physics prototype code and fished…
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Comment #40305943
It's part of the 3-2-1 rule: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/the-3-2-1-backup-strategy/ My mid term goal is to trade offsite replication with a friend for automatically replicating …