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by Seb-C 6y ago
Typescript works well using vim-polyglot. For the autocomplete I don't actually use it, but the last time I tried, coc.vim was nice (it is actually the VSCode completion engine in vim).
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by Seb-C 6y ago
Using vim as my main editor has incredibly increased my productivity, but learning to use it's macros saved me even a more tremendous amount of time. It takes a while to learn to use it, but after that any kind of repetitive task can b
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by Seb-C 7y ago
Thank you! I do not have a website yet, but I will ping you as soon as I have one (I also want to have a newsletter before release). I am not sure how suited my tool will be for a beginner at first. It will probably be more useful for someo
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by Seb-C 7y ago
Thank you. I did not know readlang, but my project is different because I want to customize the help given depending on the user. Also, I plan to focus on the challenges inherent to Japanese rather than extending my tool to other languages.
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by Seb-C 7y ago
I am working on an online service that helps foreigners to learn Japanese by reading native material. I have been frustrated while learning this language because the Kanjis makes smooth reading almost impossible, and for me it has always be
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by Seb-C 7y ago
I worked for some time in a bank in France. Some migrants does not know their real birth date, so their civil status can officially contain a date with zeroes, like `1999-00-00`. On the contrary, the social insurance system for some reason
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by Seb-C 7y ago
That's an impressive work! It runs smoothly even for large cities. I guess you cannot really fix it because it probably comes from the data you are using, but for Tokyo the default zoom is broken because a bunch of unrelated places is
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by Seb-C 7y ago
This is a great and interesting idea. The search could use a bit of tuning. I only found a lot of unrelated stuff by searching for "feed" and "rss" .
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by Seb-C 7y ago
I did try DDG and Startpage a few years ago but ultimately gave up because the results were not good. I gave another try to DDG since about 3 weeks and so far the results are pretty good. Not only they got better on the last few years, but
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by Seb-C 7y ago
If you want to increase your sales you should add a counter like this on the most expensive offer: "Limited offer. {random(2, 100)} just bough this plan." #pro-tip
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by Seb-C 7y ago
Another annoying and broken design decision: because I live in Japan the first link redirects me automatically to the Japanese version of the article. There is no option to choose the language, and manually changing the language-code in the
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by Seb-C 7y ago
So the only peer-related functionality is allowing a site to share videos with other sites? While I appreciate the project, this seems like a useless gadget to me. If we want to fix the problems of Youtube we need a service that allows crea
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by Seb-C 7y ago
I used to love AirBnB at the beginning because it was a great way to meet locals and live a bit like locals. Unfortunately it became too big and now it is very hard to distinguish genuine residents interested in meeting tourists from profes
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by Seb-C 7y ago
Sounds like a nightmare.
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by Seb-C 7y ago
I stopped reading after trying to scroll and seeing that the website messes with my scroll speed (and even worse, there is an annoying inertia effect). Outside of this, the font may be useful for some specific design work, but it is unreada
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by Seb-C 7y ago
As someone now living in Japan, I think I can understand how frustrating the user experience is for disabled people. While not disabled, I often need to use Google translate or lookup for Kanjis/Words in a dictionary. There are a crazy
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by Seb-C 7y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20190923121641/https://www.wsj.c...
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by Seb-C 7y ago
I'm surprised that the OnePlus 6 is not in this list. It is the best smartphone I have owned so far and it has a headphone jack. There is no way for this list to be exhaustive anyway, there are still a lot of models with a headphone ja
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by Seb-C 7y ago
> RSS traffic trickled down to almost nothing. How do you meaure this? Since so many people uses online reader, it is very likely that one single request made to your server is in fact some online aggregator which may redistribute it to
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by Seb-C 7y ago
I love this idea and concept, and I hope it will work well and expand. But if such a concept were to work and expand to big cities, I wonder what will happen to people living outside big cities... While I don't know anything about the
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by Seb-C 7y ago
Last year I was contacted on Linkedin by a headhunter at AWS for an opportunity in Ireland as a senior lead dev. At this time I was working hard toward a different destination, so it didn't exactly match my plans, but the "wow&quo
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by Seb-C 7y ago
That would indeed be nice, but currently the domain list is hardcoded in the json file.
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by Seb-C 7y ago
.editorconfig files works well for me for the essential styles. And it can be useful to the other team members as well.
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by Seb-C 7y ago
I didn't use the staging area until I started to use git add -p . Now I use it very often to properly separate mixed changes into more logical commits. It makes the staging very convenient to use. But without this command, I agree tha
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by Seb-C 7y ago
[help] autocorrect = 1 This one is very useful too.
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by Seb-C 7y ago
I have implemented JsonApi a few times and so far it is the best one. It solves all problems I had about APIs in a very nice way. The `include` strategy is very simple and effective for dealing with relationships.
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by Seb-C 7y ago
This is one of the main things I hate in PgSQL... Arbitrarily converting identifiers in any way is a very bad practice in my opinion. I should be the one to decide how I want to design my database and namings, not some arbitrary rule. I esp
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by Seb-C 8y ago
This is actually more a problem of using MySQL than a problem with SQL itself in my experience.
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by Seb-C 8y ago
Too late my friend, we already achieved to kill most of our startup ecosystem and made fly away any kind of entrepreneurship. And not only about internet-related businesses but in a broader way. Now we are just trying to export our brillant