KuhlMensch

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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
DISCLAIMER: Obviously some git tasks are just the wrong fit for a GUI, and some git tasks are just not possible. I've not used Fork but I find SourceTree (which looks very similar) MUCH quicker to search for, and build commits from, hu
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
(I knew nothing about this until 30 minutes ago, but I just did some quick research) A Quick zero-to-20mph Guide ============================ How it works ------------ 1. Results in less to load into memory WHY? It has no Just-in-time (JI
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
I saw my housemate finish his degree in engineering (fluid-dynamics) using ONLY excel. I have always respected spreadsheets since then.
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Years ago I read an amazing article (from HN) about how (complex) config, rather than code ends up being the cause of outages at scale. I always reflect on that, when designing almost anything these days.
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Curious. I mean it sounds like relying simply on contrast rather than the structure. I know our visual system is insane at contrast, and we, as humans tend to group tokens as a shorthand. What mades me immediately pause, is when I reflect r
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Yeah I think I basically agree. Being able to simply write idiomatic javascript to compose elements is just so awesome. Though I would assume Editor support of Svelte can/is being built.
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Hooks definitely need to be deeply learned, and has one of the steeper learning curves in React. But at its core, its solving a hard problem (lifecycle side-effects), in a way that is more functional, and produces more maintainable code. Th
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Ctrl + F "China", 0 results Oh? How can you talk about Boeing's current financial state and the trade tension between US and China? https://fortune.com/2019/03/26/china-airbus-order-boeing/
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Big Health, USA & UK, etc | Senior software-engineer | Full-time | Onsite/Remote | http://bighealth.com WHO ARE WE: Big Health is a healthcare company who produce digital therapeutics to help millions back to good menta
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Nice write up. How big is your team?
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Hm, I worked in a company that had hired ~140 desks in WeWork (Aldgate London). If all the floors in the world have a few large-companies provisioned and filled like that - I could . be convinced the valuation is plausible. When you are a
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Unreal Tournament: A project that shared development with the community(rockpapershotgun.com)
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Hm, I think some people may have missed this bit: The trade conflict between China and the United States escalated last month when Trump raised tariffs on some Chinese imports to 25% from 10% and threatened levies on all Chinese goods. I
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Hm, I think the engineering story is the interesting aspect: What an elegant client-as-terminal I have for this incredibly popular physics simulation! Oh no! it takes up too much bandwidth. Welp - time to throw out the old lock-step game-l
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by KuhlMensch 7y ago
Sitenote: 7 million people counting & monitoring feels off. Thats one person required for every (very roughly) ~22 ballots cast (~100% turnout, pop. of 250m, +18 voting) Especially considering the population density of the country.
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
It will be release in 2020 according to the article
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
Question : how does the local embed link translate into an asset uploaded to github user content? https://camo.githubusercontent.com/461a806ab46b5db76dcb02048...
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
> In that sense, the killer app for Web Components is actually Design Systems, not SPAs. My read too
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
Also waiting for this to be explained to me. Apart from the flex of having an apple credit card of course :)
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
I miss the speed of Sublime. Not enough though.
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
As I understand it - please correct me if I'm wrong! > HTML itself is definitely declarative HTML is the markup (not programming) language (which is Javascript). The API to actually change the DOM is imperative. See https:&#x2F
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
In semi-arid southern Australia, even with a native (low-rainfall) grass, the "lawns" need help through the summer. In the cities I've no idea of the split between native grasses and thirsty "decorative" grasses -
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
hm. So. The SPA gmail platform has an _infuriatingly long_ loading screen, but once loaded the click-> to reading email _is_ quicker. I suspect there is allot that can (and should) be done to optimize the SPA version. But man, the html v
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
Hey niiiice, opening PRs early is definitely the way I work. This will definitely help with PR grooming :)
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
Well, its a fancier API tool, which smooths out the flow between Backend and API consumers better (at a cost). At its core, it is a project based around a _consumer facing schema_, that can be queried. You put in upfront and ongoing be work
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
So I can't profess to know much about PC/inclusive language (or whatever the kids call it these days), but: The way I see it, is its an unwanted highlighting of an ethnic difference, in a non-inclusive way. The same way that unsol
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
Sounds good. I'll give it a try Edit: hehe the reviews suggest its quite the polarising tome.
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_Little_Piggies In his latest collection of essays originally published in Natural History magazine, paleontologist Gould examines diverse and diverting topics. The title piece refer
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
Nice addendum. There is also a link between the nature of the proposal and the internal coach/champion: If its an opaque technical change? You will probably need someone on the ground. If the proposal is a transformation that involves
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by KuhlMensch 8y ago
Hm, I find monorepos are a natural in javascript land. There is allot less wiring afforded by a little meta-orchestration. This is especially helpful in the repos I've worked on. But from reading the article, it seems like there are le

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