AJRF

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by AJRF 4y ago
I won't be the person to deny it can be tough to deal with issues. The documentation is vast but very shallow too, so you end up having to figure stuff our yourself.
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by AJRF 4y ago
In my day job we are investigating dropping containers for the cases where it's used for simply having some setup that can be shared between developers and have the build work. Currently trialing nix-shell ( https://nixos.org
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by AJRF 4y ago
Same for me, I wasn't "addicted" to Twitter, but I did spend an amount of time on it that I often regretted. Elon managed to completely cure this in a few months. Between the constant bugs, the erratic changes, the slowness o
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by AJRF 4y ago
HANG ON! I think this just made me realise an issue I was having with Swift Package Manager a few months back. We have a bunch of ObjC frameworks in our app that we don't want people to update anymore so we can rewrite them, and we jus
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by AJRF 4y ago
I paid for this font. I can't believe it, but I just kept coming back to the webpage every week thinking "Aww dang its nice, but no way would I ever pay $75 for a font for personal use". But I kept coming back. Again and agai
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Ask HN: Best Way to Mess with Hackers?
47 points by AJRF 4y ago|19 comments
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Leaking close friends via BeReal API(shomil.me)
20 points by AJRF 4y ago|2 comments
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by AJRF 4y ago
I'd love to hear that story :D
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by AJRF 4y ago
> Those CIO/CEOs makeing the decision might not now that it's free I like to think if I ever ran a company i'd never hire someone to a position where they wouldn't know how to sniff this out, but I imagine I am being
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by AJRF 4y ago
I've not written Java for a very long time, but why are people paying for Java when Azul and OpenJDK exist? I know there must be a reason for it - but I don't know what that is? Is it support? How is that useful for a programming
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by AJRF 4y ago
Why do these things always fail? Is it because exec suite isn’t aware they exist? There are quite a few low/no code solutions now, but I can’t even recall using one of these, every serious company still seems to go native.
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by AJRF 4y ago
I feel like I am maybe "lazy" sometime because I avoid doing work because I know how painful it's going to be to get from working to "done". It just often doesn't seem worth the effort. When I work outside the
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Dealing with Money in Code(hildeberto.com)
2 points by AJRF 4y ago|0 comments
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by AJRF 4y ago
I recall wrapping my red-ringed Xbox 360 in a towel to "solve" this exact issue!
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by AJRF 4y ago
I tried playing Civ 6 the other day with my friend, here's what happened; - Game crashed on startup - after searching online for a bit apparently changing your Steam Download Region can fix it. As in not redownloading the game from ano
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by AJRF 4y ago
Imagine the reach that article has, and the vast majority of those readers won't be searching out counter points - they will now have a mental note made that Signal == Shady. You have to wonder if it's incompetence or there is an
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by AJRF 4y ago
I got logged out, which always scares me that there's been a hack. Fingers crossed I am wrong.
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by AJRF 4y ago
> It’s like the exact opposite of YAGNI. You Ain’t Gonna Regret It? Pagni's? https://simonwillison.net/2021/Jul/1/pagnis/
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by AJRF 4y ago
I've had to turn it off in Ventura. Sometimes it will just decide it's time for downtime outside of the schedule. Tried everything to fix it including turning off syncing of Screen Time settings, changing schedule, resetting all t
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by AJRF 4y ago
The new system settings app is painful. It freezes for up to 30 seconds at a time after I take an action. It often goes completely blank, it flickers a lot and in general it's so hard to find stuff in it - the search is bad and they ha
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Detecting potential cheaters in Advent of Code Leaderboards(adamfallon.com)
18 points by AJRF 4y ago|24 comments
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by AJRF 4y ago
Agree, I think after using it in professional context I can say it scares me to think about running it on a heavily trafficed site, but it is amazing and easy to set up for hobby stuff and even small side projects. I've replaced it rec
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Searching a data breach with ElasticSearch(adamfallon.com)
41 points by AJRF 4y ago|12 comments
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by AJRF 4y ago
From the outside looking in it seems like being terminally online has damaged him in some way. Very sad, hope he gets some help to get over what’s causing him this derangement.
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by AJRF 4y ago
Anyone from Uber here that works on this? You ever expect a DevPod for iOS developers? I've been toying with idea of doing this in work for our devs on Intel MacBooks, using -> https://github.com/sickcodes/Docke
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by AJRF 4y ago
Good news. Wish iCloud Drive worked as reliably as Dropbox so I could make use of this, but Apple + Internet Services are a match made in hell.
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by AJRF 4y ago
Original title mentioned RMS, someone has changed it. Maybe "RMS's EmacsConf 2022 Talk - What i'd like to see in Emacs"?
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by AJRF 4y ago
I find the idea of wanting a WYSIWYG doc editor in emacs a bit out of left field. I wish he went into a bit more how he envisions that working. Would emacs developer builds some form a GUI toolkit or would it be built inside the existing co
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What I'd like to see in Emacs(emacsconf.org)
181 points by AJRF 4y ago|184 comments
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by AJRF 4y ago
Apple keep pushing it incredibly hard, despite it being poorly implemented. The net effect is less thoughtful developers use it because Apple push it. Eventually it will infect your project because those developers will start pushing it int

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