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by _virtu 4y ago
Ecto the database driver for Phoenix is probably the most amazing piece of software I've used. Elegant dx, performant and just enough of an abstraction on SQL. [1]: https://github.com/elixir-ecto/ecto
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by _virtu 4y ago
I built a full pipeline around this. Basically allowed for a paved road for devs to automatically semantically version and deploy application and module artifacts for npm with semantic release by spinning up a repo with some boilerplate gen
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by _virtu 4y ago
I absolutely adore taiga.io though. I’ve only recently stopped using it to give Linear a try; but damn did I feel like they made your sprint planning run on rails with the features and flows they built.
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by _virtu 4y ago
I love this. This reminds me of a personal tradition I have come up with for birthdays called "Two questions". If I'm invited to someone's birthday, I ask two questions: - What was the most important thing that you learn
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by _virtu 5y ago
https://blakedietz.me
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by _virtu 5y ago
How is this front page material? Maybe I need to write a post about my qmk x karabiner x keyboard maestro set up because I’m kind of surprised. - No tap and hold keys - No hyper escape - No latch keys This all seems pedestrian from a keyboa
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by _virtu 5y ago
Love that you're putting this out there, but what's the difference between this and VisualStudio code or another editor du jour?
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by _virtu 5y ago
Am I missing something or should v0.0.2 really be v0.1.0 considering that there are more than bug fixes in the release?
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by _virtu 5y ago
This is the best resource IMO. I've sent a few letters using these techniques for fun. :)
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by _virtu 5y ago
I just want to point out that I love the word octothorp and more people should know that the “hash” or “crunch” has a true name :). I’m pretty sure the first time I ran into the word was in Learn Python the Hard Way.
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by _virtu 5y ago
Yes, I would consider that plaintext. I went from LaTeX to markdown. Can't go back.
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by _virtu 5y ago
Always recommend an exocortex! I can't live without taking notes on the daily. Slightly related but I also built a light plugin that works with vscode. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vscode-n... . M
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by _virtu 5y ago
Slightly off topic, but I'm a bit of a paper snob at this point. While Moleskine is not the bottom of the barrel I still find for use with fountain pen inks they're not the best. You haven't lived until you try out some Tomoe
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by _virtu 5y ago
I read this years ago on HN and could not put my finger on the name of the phrase or the originating article. Every year or so I would go in and try to find it in my notes, email or via the search on HN. I'm so stoked this popped up in
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by _virtu 5y ago
This was my first thought as well.
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by _virtu 5y ago
> And what if we really are the only hope in the galaxy, or even beyond that, to propagate life that can truly appreciate the universe? That’s assuming that there is any value in humans spreading throughout the universe.
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by _virtu 5y ago
There’s a bug on the signup page for silver dial employees. You ask for the name twice, instead of name then email.
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by _virtu 5y ago
As someone who has thought that I've had aphantasia for the past six or seven years (thank you hn for teaching me about aphantasia), I'm going to give this a shot.
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by _virtu 5y ago
Just set up whatever is equivalent to karabiner elements on PC/Linux and be on your way.
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by _virtu 5y ago
When I was in college the iPad had just come out. I was determined to save money so I snagged an iPad to use as my omnitextbook and built a scanner based upon one of the schematics on this site with a friend. I would usually be the guy that
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by _virtu 6y ago
Thanks for the input kind stranger.
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by _virtu 6y ago
I've been struggling a lot recently due to burnout. And I'm not sure if it's burnout or if it's what you describe. I'm extremely passionate about my craft, but I feel like that's been to my detriment due to the
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by _virtu 6y ago
Does anyone have recommendations for being a subject these studies. I’ve been going through a really bad stint of anxiety and depression. I’m picking up CBT and am planning on counseling, but I have been seriously interested in trying this.
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by _virtu 6y ago
I picked up Hamming’s book: “The Art of Doing Science and Engineering Learning to Learn”, I already love the messages he’s conveying. Is this the lecture you speak of? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a1zDuOPkMSw
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by _virtu 6y ago
Life is hard without goals. Or more that it’s hard to have motivation or purpose without goals. Also I realize that this is a fairly simple topic that may be obvious to others, I’ve just started realizing that this may be the core of some p
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by _virtu 6y ago
Location: USA Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Fullstack developer: Elixir, Javascript, Node.js, React, Postgres, MySql, AWS, GCP, Docker, K8s Résumé/CV: upon request Email: upon request
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by _virtu 6y ago
> I really don't care to tell people what editor to use. Yeah, this is weird to me. I've seen some people list it on their resume. Why should I care what editor you use?
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by _virtu 6y ago
I'm a vim user turned JetBrains user. I still use IDEAVim inside of all of the JetBrains offerings. I go back and forth wanting to purely use vim but I can't warrant all of the config overhead. To me that's the biggest reason
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Ask HN: What term would you use for the amount of time code runs past your death
1 points by _virtu 6y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Who are your favorite poets?
1 points by _virtu 6y ago|1 comments

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