LeonenTheDK

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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Just a suggestion, I'm not a subscriber but am investigating the service: Kagi might come close to that. You can up or down rank sites too boost their visibility in your searches. Would take some time to get going but eventually I thin
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Can confirm, I couldn't get over how clean my teeth felt the first time I used an electric toothbrush in adulthood. The vibrating rattled my skull at first though, that took a few sessions to get used to haha.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Well there's a surprise, my hygienist and dentist always encourage flossing, and anecdotally my gums are way happier (no bleeding or puffing) when I'm flossing daily compared to when I'm not. I guess it could be that however
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
I can sympathize, it was a huge jump for me coming from C# land, and I see this sentiment repeated a bit for newcomers so it might be the nature of the beast. I definitely wouldn't recommend it for an MVP if someone isn't already
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Honestly I continue to be amazed with each year of developments. The increased robustness of the greater Elixir ecosystem is unreal. The best part to me too is despite how active it all is, progress overall is very measured and sane. It als
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Well that depends a bit on what the MVP needs to be. Anything web related I'm probably going the Elixir/Phoenix route. I'm no web dev, but this combination makes me actually kind of like doing web-things with how batteries in
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
For me, I've developed this workflow where I'll use Sublime or VSCode for active development, then Notepad++ for one-off files, or as a kind of on-going scratchpad. There's no reason I couldn't use the other editors the
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Interesting, thank you for the context. My company's current system is simpler in nature I think (three web servers processing internal and external requests, one DB server, one app server handling everything else, and that's our
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Just curious, I'm not into Rails or Ruby at all, but given an established codebase, what's the reasoning for a big move like that? My org is doing a similar shift (C#, the legacy .NET Framework -> Elixir) and while I quite like
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Very similar experience here when upgrading, although not quite as bad.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Same in Canada, around 2017-18. My college program actually had several mainframe development with COBOL courses which were very interesting.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
It does indeed support common CPUs like the Intel i5 (and a bunch of others I forgot existed): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/mi... But if you're referring to lack of official
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
"Exploring how to bring these back" What, did they change something in the back end that made sorting videos by channel chronologically impossible? Were there fundamental issues with it? That kind of wording really gets me riled u
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Thank you very much.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
> Depending on the hardware and on the application, either Linux or FreeBSD can be faster, but in the majority of the cases the winner is Linux. I'm not denying this, but do you have a source? I've been trying to find modern &q
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Wow, this is the closest I've gotten to having i3 on not-Linux (even considering Fancy Zones/the built-in for Win11, and the MacOS tiling window managers I've tried). After using i3, anything else for productivity just doesn&
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Wow, that's gotta be the nicest looking and most functional date picker I've ever seen. Date pickers are normally so hit or miss imo but this one is a hit out of the park.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Well that is unfortunate. I would not want to be in Simula's position, I'm sure they've got enough on their plate without having to deal with stuff like this that they barely have an impact on in the first place. I understand
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Oh interesting, had no idea Zoom was so robust. The projector bit is good to know, thanks for sharing!
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
What I've done before is use OBS to capture a potion of a screen, then start its virtual camera and use that as the camera input for whatever service I'm using. You can set up different scenes too to switch between camera, region
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
The more things change, the more they stay the same. I'm not even close to old but as I get more experienced I continue to see "what's old is new again" ring true.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
I'm right there with you. Still "only" have a 1080p TV but a living room computer is the most robust option, that you get more control over, and it doesn't even need to be an expensive high-end machine either. Added adva
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
I have, as well as Amethyst. Yabai is what I've settled with, and it's absolutely usable for my work flow. I probably need to fiddle with it some more, but the thing with i3 is that most of the the default set up works great for m
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
i3 really is the killer feature for me. I'm on an M1 Mac for work, and I wouldn't say MacOS is a dumpster fire, but I'm really missing i3. There are things I've tried that get close but it's not the same.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Another common feature of a default app that Apple lacks is having multiple timers on the iPhone clock app. Most often used by my partner when cooking and there are a couple things going that need different times. This is a feature in my Pi
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Explored here: http://tom7.org/harder/ There's a video and a paper linked on this page with the information on this absurdity.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Please do! I'd love to see more takes and discussion on the matter.
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by LeonenTheDK 4y ago
Exactly, my microwave plays this cute little song for about 3 seconds that stopped being cute after the second time hearing it. But if you don't open the door within ~30 seconds or so, it plays its song again. It does this for a long w
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Binary pattern matching in Elixir (2015)(zohaib.me)
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by LeonenTheDK 5y ago
I've got these, bluetooth on them works great, and the bone conduction is really interesting. It's really nice being able to hear your surroundings while having some kind of audio playing. Or if you don't want the surrounding

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