Frotag

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by Frotag 4y ago
First time viewers can see a page freely. So all you have to do is clear your cookies after every page load and you wont be bothered. lol. But yeah, posting a review also gets rid of the banner permanently.
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by Frotag 4y ago
Nah, the first option, not a central repo. That's a cool idea though, maybe I should do that for irl todo lists. With markdown, it's probably easier / better than using notepad or discord or whatever.
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by Frotag 4y ago
Personally I use github issues / prs as documentation for future me. It's a happy side effect that it builds my portfolio (same for if someone actually finds it useful).
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by Frotag 4y ago
Just readability for me. It's easier to read if the function is defined where it's used rather than before. apply(lst, () => { ... ... }) instead of def naming_is_hard(): ... ... apply(lst,
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by Frotag 4y ago
Same, python is my goto language so its (minor-ish) deficiencies annoy me a lot. - Annotating nested JSON objects is a pain in the ass. You need a bazillion intermediary classes. - Sometimes you need a 3ish line lambda, because you have an
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by Frotag 4y ago
Firefox mobile also allows adblocker extensions. With the nightly version you can even install userscripts.
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by Frotag 4y ago
It's duolingo. Article is about as surface level as any of their courses.
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by Frotag 4y ago
Being able to recycle the vps for other self-hosted apps is nice (eg vpn, dns-level adblock, etc). Also not having to learn another tech for something you'd only have to set up once every year or few years.
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by Frotag 4y ago
Yeah, sinking thousands of hours into that game has probably brainwashed me in one way or another. I'd like to say the art is less noisy than the more common low-rez styles (narrower color palettes, less shading, easier to separate th
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by Frotag 4y ago
Not sure if it still counts as pixel art, but I've always preferred Maplestory's art style [0] over the art used by rougelikes like Dead Cells [1]. [0] https://youtu.be/k2rf45EXWTc?t=26 [1] https://yout
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by Frotag 4y ago
> and then learning that the great leap forward for Angular 2 was "yeah we're going to throw all that bullshit out we were wrong. I wasn't in webdev-land when the migration happened, but as someone who maintains both Angul
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by Frotag 4y ago
Personally I've seen the opposite: video sites on Chromium that would eat up 300MB+ and an additional 1~3MB of leaked mem per action. Whereas the same site on FF would happily sit at 20~30MB.
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by Frotag 4y ago
Yeeep, Honda Fits arent sold anymore and and good luck finding a Prius in the lot without going out of state.
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by Frotag 4y ago
This is called time travel debugging right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_travel_debugging
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by Frotag 4y ago
Personally I don't want to have to open the browser to get more detailed docs. I'd rather have it next to the code it's referencing. (Especially if it's just a side project where sphinx or whatever is overkill.)
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by Frotag 4y ago
I've always wanted something similar to git blame for this. Where I can add notes to sets of lines and toggle whether I want the IDE to display them. Sort of like writing on those overhead projector sheets and saving it to a nearby .no
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by Frotag 4y ago
or set up openvpn on a dirt cheap vps based in romania or some shit
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by Frotag 4y ago
Yep, I've started keeping a github repo of install scripts / dotfiles / etc that basically amounts to the workflow you described.
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by Frotag 4y ago
PWAs are basically websites with a home screen icon. But they can be published in the playstore and update everything but the icon and name.
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by Frotag 4y ago
The issues tab. Mostly to check for any critical / common pitfalls (by searching for issues with the most comments) and to get a sense of how battle-hardened the repo is (how many issues have been raised).
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by Frotag 4y ago
When I first graduated (with a BSEE from some shitty local uni), the only CS project I had on my resume was some ML research I published as an undergrad. I did do a lot of hobby projects in Python / some JS, but nothing was presentable
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by Frotag 4y ago
I've always thought this holds because it's easier to correct bits of a wrong answer than write a coreect one from scratch.
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by Frotag 4y ago
This is exactly my experience. I've also found that Python's type annotations for even basic stuff like are way clunkier to write. For example an optional requires a typing.Optional import or a an ugly "| None" instead o
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by Frotag 4y ago
For (1), a userscript like this does wonders. There's also a way to replace new-reddit links with the old-version, but it takes a bit of tinkering to get it to work on google. // ==UserScript== // @name ol
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by Frotag 5y ago
From the title, I was hoping this would be some parody about pop idols, kind of like First and Last Idol -- https://j-novel.club/series/last-and-first-idol . But pleasantly disappointed and going to check out more of t