OOPMan

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by OOPMan 6y ago
You're talking to Apple customers. Being gouged is a way of life for them.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
That is hilariously depressing
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Scala is as complex as you want it to be. You're welcome to use it as cleaner Java and it will work well for this. You're equally welcome to make use of more advanced features. You're also welcome to go nuts and use all the f
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by OOPMan 6y ago
That sounds like a hardware issue. If you're going to roll Jetbrains then the more RAM the better and a good CPU also helps. Obviously, this means MacBooks that aren't fully kitted out are bad picks.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Indeed. I suspect the reason a lot of people don't seem to refactor their code is because they would have to do so semi-manually with whatever hip-but-feature-bereft editor they've sworn allegiance to.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
We're not just Mac users. Electron apps are bloated ick but I guess at least Electron is equally repulsive on all OSes.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Asking Mac users to think about the existence of other OSes? Grab your ptichfors brothers and sisters, we have another heretic to burn at the stake!
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by OOPMan 6y ago
It's nice enough...but when you say GUI Framework I think of something like Qt.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
APE audio might come a knocking though and I'm not you sure you want to make them angry. You won't like them when they're angry...
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Never mind the fact that it's just super pretentious
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Nonsensical argument unless you generally spend time you should be working gaming or spend time you could be relaxing working. If you want to be a workaholic and spend your free time working, go right ahead. But you will end up like my fa
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Thanks to this comment I actually read the blog post. It was relatively good, although I began to suspect it was GPT3 generated about halfway through (partially because the style felt a bit stiff but also just out of a shayamalan-what-a-twi
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Personally, I think social media needs to be successfully rebranded as social cancer
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by OOPMan 6y ago
If all you need is a simple CRUD app then Django Admin + your model definitions is literally all you need. In my experience, that's a 4 to 8 hour project. Oh, and runs against a real database.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
WSL(2) and pyenv? ;-)
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by OOPMan 6y ago
So...where I can get this awesome new shell it sounds like you're working on?
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by OOPMan 6y ago
It's not even a new siren song. Every few years someone comes along with a new toy that promises to finally deliver. It's been going since at least the 90s (when I was old enough to start reading programming magazines (remember th
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by OOPMan 6y ago
I think you mean in San Francisco Startup Land...the other startup lands are less wedded to Ruby these days
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by OOPMan 6y ago
I've been writing Python for a good while now and I haven't seen too many issues between minor versions. As for major versions...well...there's only been one significant change in this area (2 to 3) so I feel like maybe you&#
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Thank goodness ChromeOS didn't take over. I'd like for my computer to be more than a toy.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Well, no. Mac people expect their Butler to carefully hold the coffee cup for them and tilt it so they can take a sip.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
I too use a single 1080p monitor. I find that, for me, the benefits of multiple monitors aren't really there. I tried it for a while but I find virtual desktops cover my multi-tasking needs just fine. When I had multiple displays the c
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by OOPMan 6y ago
I call bullshit on any 1-man team needing to worry much about this stuff. Also, see jen20's response. If your only tool is a hammer (called k8s) then I'm sure everything really does look like a nail...
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Couldn't have done it without k8s? Ahahahahaha, kids say the darndest things these days...
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Ooooh, that one's going to sting in the morning
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Vivaldi is my pick thanks to its flexibility and recently added built-in ad-block
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by OOPMan 6y ago
Oh dear. And then the model trains itself on the buggy code written and poorly debugged by these extra coders and then so on and so forth. Codepocalypse. Kill it with fire!
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by OOPMan 6y ago
That doesn't change the fact that it's not a good idea.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
PgAdmin3 was much better, but then they decided to turn it into a web application and we got PgAdmin4 Very annoying.
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by OOPMan 6y ago
MySQL has definitely improved a lot since 5.0 but it still had a few warts.

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