Ycros

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by Ycros 6y ago
On lower dpi monitors I use bitmap fonts with no smoothing for coding, they are crisp. See http://upperbounds.net/index.php?menu=download for a bunch of these fonts (I use Proggy Clean with slashed zeroes and bold punctuati
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macOS Catalina Speech to Text is broken(admiralbumblebee.com)
5 points by Ycros 7y ago|0 comments
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by Ycros 7y ago
I used to use an Ergodox Infinity that I built from a kit. Since then I've moved to the Model 01 from https://keyboard.io Why? I find the thumb clusters way better, I feel like they're just a bit too far away on the er
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by Ycros 7y ago
Ah, nice to see I'm not the only one running youtube-dl on a phone via Termux.
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by Ycros 7y ago
The popup dialog you get when you click either "like" or "dislike" is annoying - show it the first time and then don't show it again. I'm happy to scroll through a bunch of logos and quickly mark some likes&#x2
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by Ycros 7y ago
Good stuff. It looks like they've addressed a few of the ergonomic issues in their language with this release. The old way of doing iteration and having to use string interpolations just to reference variables were annoying.
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by Ycros 7y ago
Upon reading the headline I had assumed this had something to do with the ELK embedded operating system, it doesn't. Maybe not a good idea to pick the same name as another product already in the embedded space?
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by Ycros 7y ago
this just went from cool toy to really useful
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by Ycros 8y ago
I give Firefox a chance every few months, and even after all their work I still feel like it has occasional performance issues and I end up right back in Chrome.
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by Ycros 8y ago
Just a warning that this is one of the modules that's licensed under the controversial "Apache 2.0 with Commons Clause" license.
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by Ycros 8y ago
I originally bought an iPad just for music stuff, but a lot of the time I'm hooking it up to an external audio interface for better quality IO and midi. I think that iOS' support for USB Audio and USB Midi devices is also a large
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by Ycros 8y ago
Unfortunately you can't use these APIs to create third party clients because that violates their ToS, they are meant only for writing bots. If they catch you using these APIs with your full account credentials they'll ban your acc
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by Ycros 8y ago
I think it's ambiguous enough that this in itself will drive people away.
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by Ycros 8y ago
I've gone down a similar line of thinking when writing a lot of SQL over timeseries or otherwise ordered datasets recently. Going in a more functional and composable direction while keeping it limited so that hopefully the query execut
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by Ycros 9y ago
I'd expect the "What's New" section to tell me at a high level what's actually new in this release.
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by Ycros 9y ago
I don't agree, it clearly fits the definition.
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by Ycros 9y ago
2.0 added an exclamation mark (!) postfix operator that asserts a type as being non-null/non-undefined. So these checks are easy to explicitly ignore.
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Startup Muster 2016 Report – stats about Australia's startup ecosystem [pdf](startupmuster.com)
1 points by Ycros 10y ago|0 comments
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by Ycros 10y ago
Just give me a clean and simple way to sort my subscribed channels into groups, but also being able to group by title - some channels post a bunch of varied stuff all on the same channel and I find it annoying to keep track of the specific
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by Ycros 11y ago
There's nothing there for any phones to connect to...
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by Ycros 11y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean by that? 1.7 added 'this' typing improvements, and it looks like 1.8 is adding 'this'-based type guards.
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by Ycros 11y ago
I don't agree that VS is ahead of the competition. In my view the best IDEs in the Python space are PyCharm and WingIDE, and they've both been doing excellent auto-complete, debugging, refactoring, etc. for years. That said, I&#x2
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by Ycros 12y ago
This is what I want out of a CMS, I want it to be something I can add into an app, not something that wants me to write my app around it.
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by Ycros 12y ago
The first thing that grabbed me about bazqux was just how fast and responsive it felt to use. The second thing was that it was the closest replacement to Google Reader I had come across. I'm still using it.
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by Ycros 13y ago
I'd love to see some improvements done around their plain old text based diffs, and merging.
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by Ycros 13y ago
C#'s functional side is why I actually really enjoy working with it. I get to use a nice blend of OO and functional, where each makes sense. OO more on a macro scale, organising code.
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by Ycros 13y ago
On Windows, I use Scoop http://scoop.sh/ (vaguely similar to homebrew on OSX). There's a Rust package which will install all the dependencies for you. It hasn't been bumped to 0.9 yet, but I assume that'll ha
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by Ycros 13y ago
I'm finding that my OO code style these days is very composition heavy with pretty much no inheritance use. I think given Rust's type system, I'm not going to miss inheritance much.
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by Ycros 13y ago
In our project we've ended up with our controller code being defined outside of the .controller call (we're using TypeScript, and someone wanted to use the class syntax). This means that our controllers are accessible directly, an
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by Ycros 13y ago
That is an incredibly well written announcement.

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