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by H12 4y ago
I recently started using the Solargraph LSP with neovim and it's pretty nice. Doesn't quite get you to the level of RubyMine in terms of smart-ness, but I find it's close-enough in practice. And I also highly recommend using
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by H12 4y ago
Something LiveView related, is my guess. Perhaps it's getting a new feature, like PWA support? Or maybe the API is hitting 1.0?
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by H12 4y ago
> but why can't this scheme work with, you know, actual money? That's something that's been kicking around the back of my mind for some time. Like, what's stopping the web3/crypto folks from using a distributed l
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by H12 4y ago
Relying on growth generally means taking on debt and risking large sums of capital on projects with the hope that it brings a return. Some projects will work out, and some won't. When you're a company this is largely fine -- the w
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by H12 4y ago
Can anyone with experience having social interactions in VR speak to the value-add of the concept? Having played VR games, I find the experience novel at first in a way that's pretty impossible to adequately describe to others, but gra
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by H12 4y ago
Not to mention Kovid is also the developer of the excellent kitty terminal.
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by H12 4y ago
You are not alone. If there were a GUI editor that had 1st-class Vim keybindings, native LSP support, fuzzy finding, and convenient file management tools a la Ranger, and optionally a built-in terminal, I'd switch in a heartbeat. OniVi
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by H12 4y ago
I want a 15" version of this hardware so badly. It would be my perfect personal webdev machine, assuming no significant M2 thermal issues. My workflows are all lightly threaded and CPU bound, so I don't benefit much from the Pro&#
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by H12 4y ago
As someone pretty plugged-in to the Elixir community, I can fully endorse it. There are a lot of really exciting new developments happening on the regular, but it also has really solid foundation, being built on the BEAM (Erlang's VM).
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by H12 4y ago
I think it's also a result of car ownership. It wasn't until the 1980s that multi-car households started being really ubiquitous. I imagine people slowly started driving their kids to school because they could, which led to other
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by H12 5y ago
I think mylons had the perception that you were a senior engineer conducting technical interviews as opposed to a hiring manager. Having had a fair bit of experience interviewing on the technical side, I've observed a huge variance in
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by H12 5y ago
I use a 32" 4K monitor with my M1 Air and it's great. I've got it just close enough to me to hit my max comfortable FOV (so I don't have to crane my neck to see parts of the screen) while still being unable to see pixels
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by H12 5y ago
My first hope is that the Pro line leads to more ubiquitous ARM support for professional software tools. I'm lucky that most of my WebDev workflow works fine on M1, but there are those rare instances I bump into something that doesn&#x
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by H12 5y ago
And the newer HTML-over-WebSockets pattern takes this even further, IMO. In my (admittedly limited) experience, it's hard to beat the DX provided by Phoenix LiveView.
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by H12 5y ago
I think that's an excellent question to ask oneself when starting a company: "Will the financial interests of this business align with or oppose the public's?"
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by H12 5y ago
Tesla are no angels, but it is nice to see an example where a large company has an inherent financial incentive to behave in an a broadly pro-society manner. Would be nice to see more companies lobbying against pollution and other negative
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by H12 5y ago
Not the same guy, but a video demo of the UI (even if it's just a screengrab of an emulator) would be particularly interesting. Just something to communicate visually what using the UI is like. It's the first thing I look for when
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by H12 5y ago
I'd love it if there was more org-level functionality in general, for both content and configuration.
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by H12 5y ago
I think it's fair to characerize this as a symptom of the emplyment/insurance/hospital loop outlined in issue #1 of the original comment. That relationship between those three parties is the root cause of the messed up incent
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by H12 5y ago
Frankly, at least with the USAs current regulatory setup, I can't think of a better business model to sustain true investigative journalism. Without the giant clickbait money engine that is BuzzFeed, I'd be really surprised if Buz
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by H12 5y ago
I appreciate this insight As an engineer who transitioned to p eople management pre-covid, then back to engineering during covid (after burning out HARD), I gained a ton of empathy for my managers. It's really shocking just how complex
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by H12 5y ago
Thank you for your reply. In hindsight it makes a ton of sense that this would only apply to companies with a physical presence in multiple countries. Tracking country of origin for every online purchase and grouping them in order to pay in
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by H12 5y ago
Google USA made zero profit on those sales due to the 100% licensing fee with Google Ireland, so there's no income to be taxed. Revenue and expenses are exactly equal. As for sales tax, I don't really know how it works in this sit
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by H12 5y ago
Active Stool -- Think basically a yoga-ball chair in fuction, but a stool in form. They're super convenient for standing desks, and I've found that using one instead of a chair has tricked me into strengthening my back/core w
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by H12 5y ago
I found going through the official Elixir guide top-to-bottom to be an excellent crash course: https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/introduction.html
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by H12 5y ago
Unfortunately I can't comment on production Elixir use (yet), but as a proffessional Ruby engineer of 6 years and an Elixir hobbiest of 3, I think that Elixir's biggest drawback is its deceptively high learning curve. The learning
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by H12 5y ago
Employees who are forced to use it at work. Some large companies put installation restrictions on third-party software for security reasons, and find that throwing money at Microsoft for an enterprise support contract is cheaper than re-eng
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by H12 6y ago
It's a separate filesystem, but from WSL you can access Windows files in mounted drives via the `/mnt/<drive letter>` directory.
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by H12 6y ago
I got a similar email and contacted Chowbus about it. Here was their reply: Thank you for bringing this to our attention. As soon as we became aware of this incident, our security team quickly took steps to secure our systems, including ou