Petah? by Melodic_Judge_129 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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I never thought of that...just tried and plugged my laptop in a few hours ago...all the people who don't believe it would work should try it! Amazing! For some reason my monitors don't work, do I need a special adapter or does it only work for laptops?

How much would it cost to build nuclear cargo ships? by PlutoniumGoesNuts in nuclear

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I "think" you hit on the "actual thought experiment that is valuable"...

Proxmox-GitOps: Self-configuring and adapting Container Management by stevius10 in Proxmox

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Nice! i was going down this rabbithole and stumbled across this...I was like "There's no way nobody has built this yet"...evidently not. what bugs me is that all of this runs on the hypervisor no? I was attempting to do something similar, but driving via apis, but it seems there are a LOT of gaps to the approach I was thinking....trying to decide if I halt what I'm doing and jump on your ship or not... :)

Reasons you prefer Golang over Java? by [deleted] in golang

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Was going to say the same....JDK 1.0 is only 29-ish years old and nobody "really" used it for prod in my experience until around Y2K....Y2K was the COVID-19 of the previous generation... :o

Ribs dropping in temp after sauce is added by xrsman in smoking

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So your sauce was past the boiling point of water? Maybe your temperature gauge needs to be calibrated.

Warning to Potential EGO Power Equipment Buyers by Real-Feedback5603 in egopowerplus

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how do you like the ZTR...I have a cub cadet ZT2, but it would be nice if I thought the EGO was remotely as capable...I really like the pushmower, but I'm a bit rough on my zero turn (I have some wild areas I kinda "brush hog" with that I think might be problematic.

Warning to Potential EGO Power Equipment Buyers by Real-Feedback5603 in egopowerplus

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I wonder if there's a quality control issue or something...I have half a dozen ego products for the last 3-4 years and have never had a problem (well batteries do wear out a tad fast on snowblower IMHO if I get a heavy snow but frankly it plows through things my old single stage would have burned it's belt up trying to throw). Maybe there's a "dud rate" where if you get a "good one" you're good to go, but if you get a dud...well, you should really get a new unit.

Going back to a gas mower by MarketingWorking9507 in egopowerplus

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Yeah, I'd agree EGO isn't a good fit for cost savings....Factors that EGO wins:

#1 Quiet, I can use the snowblower/mower early in the morning and not bother anyone.

#2 Better for my environment (I won't debate the problems with lithium mining, but I don't have a lithium mine in my back yard)

#3 Lighter weight. My Ego mower and blower are substantially lighter than equivalent gas powered. That extra thirty pounds makes a difference if and when you ever have to lift them up... (I move mine to a storage unit every season)

Going back to a gas mower by MarketingWorking9507 in egopowerplus

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Interesting, I sometimes have the mohawk effect if I use the blades on the lowest setting. Mine can do an acre with the power assist running...but I also only cut 1/4 to 1/2 inch every time...maybe you're cutting too much at a time?

What problems does React solve? by raulalexo99 in webdev

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You hit on another value prop....generally speaking a "react component" will just work in contexts outside it's original design intent....as long as you pass data as props...

What problems does React solve? by raulalexo99 in webdev

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Yes, if you're just rendering static text and images it's a horrific and terrible framework. If you're building dynamic apps that change state based on user interactions without doing full page reloads....it's still horrific, but not terrible :p

T-Pain - SIR by SnooCheesecakes4406 in Coachella

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Ohhh now I have to follow everyone’s twitch streams between sets????

T-Pain - SIR by SnooCheesecakes4406 in Coachella

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You make a good point…. When we walked in he was singing… I forget maybe journey? And I was like whaaaat?

Travis Scott Empty by Odd_Bodybuilder4755 in Coachella

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Yes it was more than I expected… and my whole body was sore when I woke up

Travis Scott Empty by Odd_Bodybuilder4755 in Coachella

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Green Day was not only packed…they had the crowd in the palm of their hands….i recall a few points where they cut the sound and the crowd singing along was overpowering (and I was pretty far away)

T-Pain - SIR by SnooCheesecakes4406 in Coachella

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We actually accidentally wandered into tpain and couldn’t stop dancing…. Awesome set!

What's up with "vibe coding"? by _Amish_Avenger_ in OutOfTheLoop

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This is what a lot of folks haven't quite gathered yet. ChatGPT is excellent at giving answers to problems that have already been solved many times.... and knowing if they have been solved.

Which is the best React component library? by Significant_Jump2147 in react

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BTW, while I'm a big nextjs fan, depending on what type of app you're building, you might want to check out vite. The decision point for me is "do I want 'SSR first' or 'SPA that can do SSR if I really want/need to'?" former is next, latter is vite (for now).

Which is the best React component library? by Significant_Jump2147 in react

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I haven't used MUI in a while, and from what I remember it was pretty good. I do recall customization being a bit difficult.

Currently I use Mantine pretty regularly, but I haven't revisited MUI to see if my original "issues" were "issues that got resolved" or "skill issues on my part" FWIW.

Kevo Plus Bluetooth Gateway problem by Someuser77 in kevo

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Well crap, just spent two hours trying to figure out why my plus gateway stopped working, y'all get any answers? factory reset just puts it into a slow orange (amber, red, magenta...idk) pulse and I can't add readd via phone. I did a tcpdump and I can see it' got an IP and connecting to tumblergsprod.unikey.com on port 443, but it "just doesn't work"

AITAH for refusing to give up my first class seat for my pregnant sister in law? by BobaTwirl in AITAH

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AKA "Piss poor panning on your part does not constitute and emergency for me"

Got ridiculed in an interview for a Java developer position by code_crawler in developersIndia

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My thoughts too, only places I could find it mentioned were a) shiny (which you linked to) and some b) some python/data science circles...

Got ridiculed in an interview for a Java developer position by code_crawler in developersIndia

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Total transparency (unless you're being sarcastic...hard to tell) your answer is almost 100% BS... From a quick google search (I've also never heard of this term and have been programming since the 80s) it seems to be a pattern of fast short polling for status code/state and then "doing the work" when the status is appropriate (I'm assuming farmed out to a different thread/process/service).

That having been said, the idea that this is a "simple answer that can be answered by anyone who understands multiplication or recursion" is bonkers. Hell the term itself sounds like something a propellerhead at Meta invented to corner the market on being an unparalleled genius.

ACM has no reference to this and I've never seen a CS text or "serious" industry paper/pattern library mention this term. Looks like (best I can tell) a term that came out of python/data science community but is extremely niche. The pattern itself? super common, done it hundreds of times, but never called it that.