Jackevansevo

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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
I'll send you my address
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
I've stood staring down that rabbit hole many times, but then I look at my wallet and turn back.
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
Apologies for the clickbait headline. My dad worked in IT and used the same keyboard for like 20+ years. Part of me hopes that one day I can find a board that survives for an extended period of time, but I guess modern spending habits and b
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
I've just habitually never learnt to do number entry with a numpad, I kinda envy those people that can. Also any time my hands leave the home row it feels kinda wrong.
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
Compared to a lot of programmers here, I totally agree (but my parents and girlfriend might disagree). But gotta generate that clickbait headline ;)
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, the keychron K1 is definitely something I've been looking at closely. I've heard some complaints about the bluetooth connectivity not being great. They recently announced a budget friendly version th
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
> I have spent enough time in tech to see languages and frameworks fall out of grace, libraries and tools coming and going. I feel like Django ORM and SQLAlchemy are the de-facto ORMs for Python and have been around for over a decade. If
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
This mirrors my own experience running tumbleweed.
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
My only point was to dismiss the original commenter. It's not constructive to argue in a vacuum and completely ignore the argument points laid out by the author in the article.
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
You obviously didn't read the article. The author argues that with current tech we'll eventually hit a bottle neck providing additional training data, which will limit any rapid self improvement. It's equally as speculative t
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by Jackevansevo 3y ago
The 23 minute video linked on the "ultimate notion setup for 2023" sounds like a great trap to fall into to not actually get anything done. I get the impression some people spend more time configuring these productivity tools inst
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
Except this time they did listen to users (to the detriment of their telemetry data)
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
There's an obvious difference between companies collecting and selling your data for profit and developer tooling collecting some metrics to improve the product.
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
I couldn't care less if it's phoning home by default, the data helps build a better product. Opt in telemetry is basically useless as you're self selecting for people that discover/care enough to enable the feature. In a
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
Reminder that if you don't like snaps and prefer flatpaks, it's pretty easy to migrate using: https://github.com/popey/unsnap
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
He's a nutter
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
Times I've profiled large tests suites / codebases in the past, this has been entirely down to import overheads. Quite a difficult thing to fix ... I'm hoping this PEP Proposal for lazy imports might solve things: https:&#x2
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
Likewise, I think people have a negative first experience because it doesn't work exactly like node, throw their toys out the pram and complain on HN for the rest of time. Guess in taking this stance we're both part of the problem
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
How long will this feature last until it inevitably gets canned?
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
It's a tad confusing. I believe you're totally correct, this is how those headers should behave. > The headers are defined at the http level and with caching layers in between, the endpoint is free to return the current feed
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
I'm not sure I quite agree with this assessment, but thanks.
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by Jackevansevo 4y ago
Author of the post, could you clarify?
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The struggles of building a feed reader(jackevansevo.github.io)
129 points by Jackevansevo 4y ago|49 comments
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The struggles of building a feed reader(jackevansevo.github.io)
1 points by Jackevansevo 4y ago|0 comments