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thomasrognon
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About thomasrognon
my first name at latakoo com
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Comment #46786411
Come on, man. We're talking about classified information, not general OPSEC advice. I worked in a SCIF. Literally every piece of equipment, down to each ethernet cable, has a stick…
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Comment #39906322
This describes my current situation so precisely. The only thing keeping me on is the engineers I brought in and the initiatives I'd like to finish. I'll probably "retire" early in…
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Comment #39878207
You need "noUncheckedIndexedAccess": true in your tsconfig.json. For odd only numbers, you can make a "branded" type. There are many options, one way is type OddNumber = number & {…
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Comment #37456549
GCP still has domain management via Cloud DNS. That isn't going away. This is just domain registration. I say this as someone who uses Google Domains and GCP and is upset at this d…
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Comment #36579342
latakoo | Codec/GPU Engineer | Austin or REMOTE We do video transfers and workflows. Our team is small and selective. We're looking for a meticulous and methodical engineer to deve…
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Comment #29599193
IPFS is decentralized storage and is a big part of what web3 is. Many NFTs use IPFS urls and many dapps are hosted on it. Browsers can resolve them today via centralized gateways l…
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Comment #26074027
Mine has interesting spots and colors, I'm really curious why that is: https://viewer.legacysurvey.org/?ra=197.6961&dec=29.7091&lay...
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Comment #25701935
https://www.cloudternal.com It's like AirTable/Lists/etc but for big organizations. So the focus is on a more useful permission system, handling lots of data, dead simple data entr…
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Comment #25268208
> Let's be honest. The whole blockhain / cryptocurrency was never about that ever. I'm not sure why you think this. "Banking the unbanked" was a huge Bitcoin mantra back in the day…
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Comment #24953718
Which is a bigger driver of decentralization? Running a node or adoption? I would think a universally adopted blockchain in the multi-TB would turn out more decentralized than a na…
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Comment #24936393
Wasn't that a large part of Microsoft's strategy? I remember taking an "IT" class in high school in the early 00's that was 100% focused on learning MS Office. People bring what th…
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Comment #24301601
The barriers, time, and cost for nuclear seem to be primarily of political origin, not technical. It's held to an unreasonable higher standard than anything else.
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Comment #24071487
Although he says "able to compress our data", he means that the uncompressed representation is smaller. In addition to memory savings, iteration could theoretically be faster due t…
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Comment #24071301
TypeScript is following JavaScript, not the other way around. Generally, ECMAScript proposals get added to TypeScript when they hit stage 3. Optional chaining and nullish coalescin…
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Comment #23848011
For another data point, I immediately thought "that's a surprisingly good name!"
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Comment #23761997
Or attach funding to each kid and let schools compete.
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Comment #23653457
For scenarios where you want users to only see "their" data, managers to see their employees' data, and vps/admins to see all data are common scenarios that are often hard to imple…
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Comment #23653283
Hey there, I set that up. The request early access link is a Google Form so it was an issue somewhere between you and Google. It works for me now, but if it still doesn't work for …
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Comment #23595961
It's MTailor (like a tailor) and I think they're great, but my dream is a bit different (elaborated in another comment).
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Comment #23595941
I'm familiar, but MTailor is a standalone brand. I'm dreaming of a world where I can see any piece/brand of clothing and not even think about the size or fit. It's just taken as a …
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Comment #23595780
Doing this would require on-demand manufacturing with operational costs close to what currently exists. I can see how it could end up cheaper simply due to not making clothes that …
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Comment #23595744
It looks like someone is thinking about this at Amazon: https://qz.com/963381/amazon-amzn-has-patented-an-automated-...
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Comment #23595165
Yeah, why does clothing still come in S/M/L? Why can't I order existing brands in styles 100% fitted to my unique body. Surely you can instantly measure shoulder/chest/waist width,…
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Comment #23594144
My compile time went from seconds to minutes when I made a recursive immutable type (which I reverted of course). Overall, I still love typescript. Edit for the curious, here's the…
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Comment #23557538
I've been working on an enterprise SaaS startup and have the same challenges. Explaining a general purpose tool and new capabilities that no one has seen before is really daunting.…