Xevi

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by Xevi 5y ago
Wow, I noticed that it even has Tobii Eye Tracking. That's extremely exciting imo. It would allow me to code fully hands-free with something like Serenade/Talon, and just use the eye tracking to move the mouse. Can the headset be
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by Xevi 5y ago
That's what a manager should do, yes. But I think a lot of developers have had managers that don't do those things at all. And I think that's where the resentment of managers come from.
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by Xevi 5y ago
Isn't Flutter supposed to be the default GUI framework for Fuchsia? In that case the native GUI framework would be non-native.
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by Xevi 5y ago
Okey, maybe I changed that a long time ago and forgot about it. Mine just shows my most visited sites.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I don't see any ads when using Brave. What kind of crypto ads are you talking about?
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by Xevi 5y ago
> simply making a Linux distro It would take decades to migrate Windows users to a Linux distro.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I switched from Firefox on Android to Brave. Not because I like Brave, but because I disliked the new UI in Firefox. Brave also had much better performance for JavaScript and CSS animations.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I think it's WASM, but the title says it's native. Maybe the word "native" has various meanings here. When I first read the title I was under the impression that it wasn't WASM.
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by Xevi 5y ago
They are very overpriced in the country I live in at least. Here's the price for a Mac Mini M1 with 16GB RAM and 1TB storage. US: $1,299. My country: $1840.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I've been wishing for that for so long. The current state of nested code is so ugly in my opinion.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I haven't used it that much, but from my experience it was incredibly difficult/verbose to create any custom designs, compared to HTML/CSS. It put me off so much that I just picked another language to develop my applications
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by Xevi 5y ago
I don't believe it either. I work for a company that has hundreds of remote employees right now and it's been going really well for the past 1.5 years now.
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by Xevi 5y ago
1. A lot of companies are shitty in a lot of ways. Your only option is to quit is you don't like them, and if you can't change them. There's plenty of companies that don't surveil their employees. I don't see it as
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by Xevi 5y ago
1. There is no need for an employer to surveil you if you do your job. The results will speak for themselves. If your employer can't trust their own employees, and wants to surveil them at home, try finding a better employer, because t
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by Xevi 5y ago
As a frontend dev I would probably stick to the original design if presented with the new one. The new one is inconsistent and looks slightly outdated. Not saying that the original design is perfect though, or that the new one is crap. On t
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by Xevi 5y ago
Yes, that's absolutely true. At the same time I've had some really strong friendships online. It's easier to find people who you really click with.
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by Xevi 5y ago
Nice. I understand what you're trying to say with that title on your website, but I kind of disagree. Just because you have online friends doesn't mean that they're not "real" friends.
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by Xevi 5y ago
What a joke. The fact that they pretend to be a "Gold Microsoft Partner" is just hilarious.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I think it depends on your country. I got a 20% discount, which appears to offset the VAT I have to pay. > You'll be charged US$62.01, including US$12.40 for VAT in <my country>.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I'm not the one you responded to, and I haven't used Rust much myself, but one of the issues I've seen raised several times is that its async ecosystem is fractured. You have to select an async stack, and sometimes different
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by Xevi 5y ago
> Our codebase consists of 250k lines of Clojure split evenly between source and test code. It’s one of the largest Clojure codebases in the world. Aren't there many Clojure projects out there, or is the language generally not used
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by Xevi 5y ago
* Overhearing hallway conversations (and joining them) helps spawn invocation. - I hate being distracted by hallway conversations. They're just a way to avoid work for most people. * I often do/did paired programming, and over-the
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by Xevi 5y ago
It's not though? There are plenty of robberies and burglaries captured with high definition cameras.
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by Xevi 5y ago
Talon is not open source, but it's free to use.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I'm also wondering this. He says that it works with _every_ language, which leads me to believe that all it does is to paste in code snippets.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I don't know why you're getting downvoted, you're right. Besides, the cheapest Mac Mini M1 is $1000 in my country. Not everyone can afford that.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I'm a bit confused about these benchmarks, especially those regarding Hugo. I remember watching a video[0] all the way back in 2015 where Hugo was able to create 5000 pages in roughly 6 seconds. It feels odd that it would take more tha
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by Xevi 5y ago
How does this compare to something like SvelteKit with an adapter to generate a static site? I don't know much about Svelte, so maybe my question is weird.
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by Xevi 5y ago
I also have about 40 minutes of commute per day. However I get better working conditions, lunch, etc, when I work from home. Not to mention that it's much less stressful, and I can go lay down in my bed for a couple of minutes if I wan
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by Xevi 5y ago
Linux is not officially supported though. :(

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