Kuraj

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by Kuraj 3y ago
This is fantastic. What a blast from the past!
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Nah I do that too. I also amend and push --force to my private branch a lot to make the git history easier to follow for whoever is going to do a code review.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
By following this metaphor, a trunk would be the original commit, whereas branches are the tree branch tips.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Also don't accidentally stick an USB-A port into an Ethernet port. It will fit but your peripheral won't work
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Yet on the opposite side we are still buying USB A peripherals _because_ we do not have USB C ports everywhere.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Rider is so much better than Visual Studio or Code in my opinion, but I understand how the price could be a deal breaker.
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Ask HN: Project Management for Side Projects?
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by Kuraj 3y ago
I've been doing this personally and also pushing for adopting this at work. We are currently moving to monorepo though so we will probably look into this better after we're done with that.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
i find dev containers to be a hoot in vs code and it's a language agnostic feature
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Here's a transcript: "The Apple II computer had a floting-point interpreter known as AppleSoft BASIC, which Microsoft wrote. Microsoft also wrote a compiler for AppleSoft BASIC known as TASC, The AppleSoft Compiler, a really creat
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by Kuraj 3y ago
I stopped seeing this once I stopped playing Asian MMORPGs.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Yeah this happens a lot when the DOM changes and the app loses the track of the tooltip so it can no longer dispose of it when you navigate away from the target.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
It would be great to include more screenshots showcasing the features before I decide to download and install this.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
The sorting algorithms are just a tool in learning about algorithm complexity.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
I wonder if it's going to become even more web based but it has also accomplished things like a sorta unified desktop/web/mobile experience and the steam deck. So there's that.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
It's kinda funny that there's a company out there that does both game publishing and popular desktop utilities
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by Kuraj 3y ago
We tested PowerApps at work. It looks fine at a first glance but comes off as really rough around the edges. It's a fine tool for the business if you want to avoid shadow IT, I suppose, but you have to be aware that sooner or later you
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Daina Chiba's Riichi Book I is an excellent free resource for intermediate players.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Also worth noting that there is Chromium OS https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Could you get the Play Store working if installed on a generic ARM laptop?
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by Kuraj 3y ago
I installed Chrome OS Flex on my old laptop and I couldn't be happier, honestly. It has a really light and snappy shell, I can run all these PWA apps at once without so much as a hiccup, and I can use crostini to run Signal and VS Cod
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Coming from C# I made it a habit to always check when I don't know a class.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
> Will likely lint for manual call or for using. That's a safe bet. TypeScript's ability to detect problems in the code seems superior than what Visual Studio ships with for C# - for example it doesn't warn about forgettin
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by Kuraj 3y ago
Fun fact - the creator of Lori is none other than Dean Dodrill, who would later develop Dust: An Elysian Tail.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
You're gonna love Comic Neue: https://comicneue.com/
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by Kuraj 3y ago
That video was honestly more than I would ever expect from a similar notice. He managed to turn even that into content.
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by Kuraj 3y ago
If it's to fix something I fucked up, yes. We also take rotations on product releases that must happen outside business hours, but it's planned work and not much of a nuisance.
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by Kuraj 4y ago
I agree. Especially since Sarah in client confirms might soon have to look for a new job.
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by Kuraj 4y ago
Looks like LaTeX with the learning curve of Markdown, which is fantastic. I will definitely be using this at some point.
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by Kuraj 4y ago
FYI, the images on the website are shrunk by a small factor which messes up the dithering. They're best viewed in a new tab, or with the website zoomed to 125% on a 96dpi setting.

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