Spartan-S63

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by Spartan-S63 9y ago
I actually find that unless I do some amount of project management (i.e. use Trello or Pivotal Tracker), I easily get myself sidetracked. I'll use other tools for longer running timelines, but splitting things out into small stories ac
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by Spartan-S63 9y ago
I went from a 3x24" 1080p monitor setup to a single 34" Ultrawide recently and really enjoyed the move. I'm just as productive, if not more, and having more horizontal screen space makes up for losing the extra monitors. Over
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by Spartan-S63 9y ago
The closest thing to that would be the 12" MacBook. I really think Apple needs to put the MacBook Air line out to pasture. They haven't updated it in a couple years and it was honestly never that great to begin with. They should j
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by Spartan-S63 9y ago
The way I see it, too, is that companies that don't embrace flexible work hours in fully remote companies (as opposed to just flexible working arrangements) aren't really a remote company. They're just pushing off the capital
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by Spartan-S63 9y ago
I also use OmniFocus, but with their infrequency of updates and their lack of Touchbar support, I might be tempted to try out Things 3 and see if it works better for me. Then again, I might just be naively using OmniFoucs, so it might be be
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by Spartan-S63 10y ago
What type of work do you do exactly? I'm just curious because in my experience, I've never run virtual machines with front ends. As of late, I haven't been running VMs at all and have been using Docker containers on my Mac to
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by Spartan-S63 10y ago
I was hoping this would show up because the first thing I thought when I read the post title was, "Crime, boy I don't know." I love that show.
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by Spartan-S63 10y ago
For sure. I have had a student assistantship for the past three and a half years, but I took a leave of absence from it over the summer to pursue a separate internship in industry (the student assistantship is in academia/federally fun
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by Spartan-S63 10y ago
Yeah, I agree. That doesn't seem right at all. I use "inoremap jk <ESC>" to remap my escape key.
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by Spartan-S63 10y ago
That's what I was getting at when I mentioned it :) Bill Joy's keyboard had escape where caps lock is today.
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by Spartan-S63 10y ago
As a fellow Vim user, I don't use the escape key anymore. It's awkward to hit and I rebind it to "jj" (or more recently "jk"). It's unergonomic to reach for the escape key where it customarily is. If it we
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by Spartan-S63 10y ago
I agree. I'm also glad they specified "opt-in" consent and not "opt-out." They can't start collecting your data without your prior knowledge and authorization. This is a good thing. Next step would be to disall
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by Spartan-S63 10y ago
Personally, I'm a huge fan of Elm. I'm a fan of languages with strong type systems and the functional paradigm is just icing on the cake in this case. I haven't done too much with Elm, yet, but what I have done, I love it. It