ArcMex

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by ArcMex 5y ago
Whenever I am learning something with zero knowledge, certainly, I imitate. As I gain more knowledge, I start to see patterns that allow me to branch out. I feel like this is a natural progression of things.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
I am new to JS (solo dev). I am thinking of learning React first and once I get my feet wet, explore others like Svelte.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
>because jest looks unmaintained Help me understand what you meant by this? https://github.com/facebook/jest
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Current projects - App that documents all the steps to successfully get married - App to organize my video game collection They are personal projects so I don't care if they succeed.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
I generally take off my jacket before driving for that very reason.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
I think TWMs work well for a mostly TUI-based workflow and DEs for a mostly GUI-based workflow. I have both workflows on separate machines. Each works well for what I want to do and I am comfortable in either environment. - Arch + DWM + St
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by ArcMex 5y ago
20,000? And pseudo-tags system has scaled to accommodate them? I converted some to "Web Apps" (Linux Mint)
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Yet, todo lists are about keep tracking of items you will tick off. They are no meant to be perpetual. Bookmarks can be. I have bookmarked intranet systems for that exact reason.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
"Will I need to reference this website later on?": Bookmark it That's my only criterion.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Long desk. Wall to wall. That's my ideal desk. My laptop and monitor, some stationery, a printer and some books.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Felt like watching fan fiction.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
>For now it looks like its not a question of if I'll get one, but when. My exact sentiments. I've been looking for a gateway into Apple and the M1 Air seems like it. It has now become a matter of time and not just a fleeting th
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by ArcMex 5y ago
To an extent, this is my attitude towards programming. At the very base, my motivation is genuine interest in the project and tinkering with it. Even when I build useful apps, straying has done more good than harm. By doing this for no reas
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by ArcMex 6y ago
I take this philosophy conversely when developing software. I expect my first version to be imperfect. I then chip out the imperfections. Before, I wanted to build the perfect system right away. Now failure is planned and part of the proces
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Unpopular opinion but I've embraced it. I'm OK with doing everything in small chunks anyway. So yeah, in between three pages of a novel, I'll check my notifications. When my pomodoro counter hits during a coding session, I&#x
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Got a good chuckle out of me.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Pardon the typos, mobile.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Doesn't hurt to have Possible Solutions to the exercises to questions that don't have singular, definitive answers. I wouldn't even add answers to questions on definitions as those can be referenced in the text itself or the
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by ArcMex 6y ago
At work, I use Planner x To-Do in Teams to keep organized. I have buckets labeled Today, This Week, This Month and This Quarter. Everyday, I slide tasks as required. I can appreciate the point on permanent tasks and fatigue but they have a
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Works for my current use case. Will still keep my eye on Rocky.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Mentally, yes. Physically, I've never been more rested.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
You can tell a Lotta Hart went into this.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Thanks for Elixir and to the team as well for the work you put. I'm new to Elixir, had to learn it at work and it's been an interesting way to solve problems. I'm looking forward to deploying a few prototypes this year using
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Point number 7 is one that I am still learning. I'm at my girlfriend's parent's for lunch and here I am, casually browsing HN with a termux session in the background.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
My workflow is just as simple. 1. Understand the problem and the solution. Figure out the best tools to use for it. Learn just what I need for version 1 if necessary. 2. Implement version 1. It works. It's ugly. But it's efficient
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by ArcMex 6y ago
At some point, I switched off mentally towards my colleagues. NGAF and being kind can pass for the same thing for a while but indifference has its own problems.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
It's also an opportunity to, maybe, do certain things better where applicable.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Whichever way you slice it, this is pretty cool.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Still getting used to being with the missus 24/7. Blissful at first, now getting work done can be difficult. Sometimes it's interpreted as neglect or being aloof, IDK. I miss missing her and making our time together that much more
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by ArcMex 6y ago
I remember it took 8 months for NeoGAF to approve my account back in college. By the time I was a member, I was putting a lot more thought into my posts and replies. One downside is that if you feel what you have to say isn't smart eno

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