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AbundantSalmon
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AbundantSalmon
2y ago
Just posting this in case anyone else has problems with getting AWS Lambdas to send CORS headers when using SAM. I spent a few hours before eventually getting it to work.
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Trouble with Getting CORS to Work with AWS Sam and Lambdas
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2y ago
Good topic for a second blog post/skill share. Are there any other interesting topics you can think of? I think I know so much but in it too deep to remember what is unusual. These came up with the recent onboarding of some new devs. T
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Taming the beast that is the Django ORM – An introduction
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3y ago
Practical Electronics for Inventors by Paul Scherz is pretty good, but hard for me to tell if it is good for a complete beginner as I come from a non-electrical/electronics engineering background and we still get taught the basics in f
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4y ago
No side effects for me. I've always had bad night vision even with glasses so no noticeable effect for me, and no dry eyes like someone else reported on this thread. I guess my question for you is what is your prescription? Because min
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4y ago
I am in my early 30s and got PRK in my late 20s and absolutely do not regret my decision at all! It's been such a quality of life improvement. I am also a BJJ/Judo player and it really beats having to deal with contacts/glass
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4y ago
I use hammerspoon ( https://www.hammerspoon.org/ ) to run a lot of shortcuts for myself, I find that the lua language whilst a little strange but still more easier to grok than automator/applescript.
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4y ago
This sounds like my setup! I literally have 1 button startup for starting all my normal programs (including split tmux windows, each running appropriate startup commands for what ever process they need) and it moves all my windows into thei
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4y ago
Developer now but was originally a mechanical engineer and have dealt with some CAD software in my time. Solidworks > Fusion360 >> AutoCAD 2D has been my experience. Though I have to admit that the AutoCAD 2D was not my day to day
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4y ago
I think a key point that people fail to remember or marketing just oversells, is that there is no silver bullet for all the problems, especially for an industry that has so much history, precedent and inertia. People want to try and solve (
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4y ago
Must be a legacy name, as they still have it as a unit at a Uni I've been to: https://handbook.curtin.edu.au/units/unit-ug-unix-and-c-prog...
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4y ago
Same, the air was a great machine and probably would have been fine, but work was willing to upgrade my machine to the pro and hand down my air to the new non-dev hire.
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4y ago
I have it set as a "super" modifier, i.e. cmd + ctrl + option + shift, perfect as then you can use it as a modifier for shortcuts as no programs use that a default keyboard shortcut
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4y ago
Not sure what your requirements are but `virtualenv` would be the standard for python environments outside of `venv` which is in the standard library. I would have considered it solved.
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5y ago
Every year with windows, never since switching to macs.
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5y ago
I have a love hate relationship with my resume being in LaTeX. It's annoying cause I find myself having to relearn LaTeX (I've never used LaTeX professionally since uni) when I need to make changes to it, sometimes I wish it was j