Jenk

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by Jenk 4y ago
That's called a "sparse checkout" in git-land. https://www.git-scm.com/docs/git-sparse-checkout
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by Jenk 4y ago
The intro (video) says it started in 2012.
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by Jenk 4y ago
20-something years of web/app.config is the primary reason why I hate XML. Very, very closely followed by Java ("a DSL for turning XML into stacktraces") and its over complicated ecosystem of xml configurations.
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by Jenk 4y ago
On the same system? I can see that. One thing I've lamented about XML for years is that it's a pain when moving to different systems that have their own namespaces/DTDs.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Hard disagree. XML is great for systems to read and write, but utterly abhorrent for humans. It's not just having to close tags. It's content vs attribute confusion, namespacing noise (which are also muddled with attributes), and
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by Jenk 4y ago
I meant SideBarItem's implementation is the tailwind div, but is referenced as SideBarItem like any other React component, not that the tailwind div is pasted all over. :)
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by Jenk 4y ago
I meant SideBarItem's implementation is the tailwind div, but is referenced as SideBarItem like any other React component, not that the tailwind div is pasted all over. :)
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by Jenk 4y ago
Not OP but one I cannot look past anymore is when the movie has dialogue that is only there to spell out the plot to the audience. Usually it's very small things - some background character gleefully shouting out the obvious in the onl
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by Jenk 4y ago
I'm guilty of implementing <SideBarItem /> as export { SideBarItem = (<div class="flex-1 bg-blue font-bold, text-md d:none"></div>) } Is that a bad thing? (Genuinely asking for op
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by Jenk 4y ago
Poe's law. It's very difficult to tell if you guys are serious or just meme-ing about the absurdity of USB versioning.
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by Jenk 4y ago
As a manager, I use it as an opportunity to review objectives (the objectives themselves, not the employee so much - i.e. are they still relevant, achievable, etc - or should they be changed), and let my staff speak candidly with me about w
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by Jenk 4y ago
It's actually PCI DSS that has propagated some of these bad practices.
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by Jenk 4y ago
This is so true when looking at the distribution of top olympic athletes Vs distribution of countries that invest in developing said athletes in their chosen sport.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Not seen Hugo, but Htmx is looking interesting.
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by Jenk 4y ago
I'll take those arbitrary rules if it lets me use component-driven design unlike raw HTML/CSS does. Very much a worthwhile trade off.
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by Jenk 4y ago
> the image minification would be massive. The mind boggles : - )
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by Jenk 4y ago
Using a javascript/typescript framework to build static sites is so common place now that I'd even go as far as saying it's the standard. Frankly, I hate working with raw HTML/CSS. It sucks . Using TSX is such a better
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by Jenk 4y ago
I've been using chatgpt to help me with my (online, ofc) shopping. Which microphone is best suited for a podcaster? What would be a good gift for a 6 year old's birthday? Etc. Often we surprisingly good results.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Yes, I'm exactly the same.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Also not OP, and also similar experience. Most of my interviews are an hour or two of conversation, sometimes with a "I've been told I have to ask.. " techy question but never involves any actual code/whiteboard. Several
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by Jenk 4y ago
It's on the homerow in the middle of the keyboard, equally accessible to both hands. If it were a symbol key I suspect there would be less perplexity, but because it's a letter key users are left wondering what the mnenomic is :)
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by Jenk 4y ago
It sends telemetry as part of the installation, too. It is implementing a deliberately dark pattern as well. It should be an option presented right at the installer screen, _and_ should be default to opt-out.
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by Jenk 4y ago
> My pet gripe is all of the seemingly local (open source) tools that phone home with opt-out metrics, not mentioned in the "getting started" and take some obscure flag to disable and it's just that little bit more complex
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by Jenk 4y ago
Expressions are a medium of computation.
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by Jenk 4y ago
I note that this was published in September, has there been any follow up? I did search but didn't find anything.
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by Jenk 4y ago
"Microservices" are not just an acknowledgement of this law, they are a full blown exploitation of it. They are (supposed to be?) literal implementations of your organisation's boundaries/domains.
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by Jenk 4y ago
It is inherently flawed though, isn't it? It assumes you're in just one big schema, surely? Part of DDD is breaking that assumption and fragmenting your systems into the disparate domains withing your org, fully encapsulating your
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by Jenk 4y ago
The flaw is that it forces someone into a role they do not want to fulfil, that could see the occupant become resentful of those around them and act out of spite. The short answer is there is no perfect model, people will always be people.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Quite fond of buggit :)
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by Jenk 4y ago
:tabe and chums don't, though. Not in the same way within nvim does, I mean.

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