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"Agile does more to excuse poor management than it does to enable developers." ding ding ding, maybe the most succinct description I've heard
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I dug into hoppscotch since my org balked at Postman enterprise costs, but was disappointed. It is open source and can run locally, but it still only talks to their cloud that stores your collections as a logged-in user (or session storage
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The Disintegration Loops is lovely and I found it very thought-provoking. The concept of hearing the medium being destroyed, in this sort of breathing / heartbeat / day and night cycle, is a very powerful way to think about mortal
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I don't think it's that simple. As he states, domains change and requirements change. Or maybe you find value providing something adjacent to or on top of the domain you're working in. I can't imagine a situation where t
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Stoplight looks great, but I'm wondering if there are any open source alternatives?
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Stripe is my #1, but lately I've found it's a little to terse on how some edge cases might be handled, or the shape of the errors I might expect.
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Yeah, I just signed up to play with this and was surprised that a random "get started" sort of forced me into it to continue. After I noticed an incredibly faint "SKIP" text button in the corner. I disabled it afterwards
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It's cute! Some people will enjoy it, may be brighten their day during some nasty debugging. I wonder how it does for people with dyslexia. I'm guessing not great.
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I love this answer. I have a passion project that has a unique architecture, and every time I start to lose interest I feel a sense of grief over it, but a month later I find myself obsessing over the idea and I'm just as excited to pi
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I think Shopify did an ICO (or the NFT equivalent) for their own little cheap blobby avatar art. They sold thousands, starting bids at around 20k. So that was the play.
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Oh, that's very cool. Any ability to run the server as a local service? I know people who mix+master and sending huge project files and also have to convert between DAW formats even. Having a common web DAW that can render on a server
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I've always heard the same thing. I have some questions, if anyone has answers. 1.) Is WebAssembly better about timing + buffers? 2.) Is JS have a WebGL-esque lower-level interface with audio hardware planned? 3.) I believe Electron gr
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I've been really enjoying Obsidian. I think of it as VSCode but for Markdown, with an extension marketplace more for notes than code. Turning markdown into an interactive kanban is especially powerful, and more extensions are being add
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Thanks for the info, will switch from CRA as soon as I can :D
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I don't mean to discount your experience, but I do think that those problems are solvable. There is something about that fluid collaboration that yields a lot, but I don't think being in the same room physically is a hard prerequi
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The suggested tags is what I'm really interested in, but don't want to pay extra for it. It'd be nice if a Chrome extension (since my bookmarks are sync'd there anyway) handled this with a nicer display but used the exis
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I think I've just decided to drop Bear for Obsidian on Mac. I need that plugin support (hard to leave VSCode line shifting hotkeys), and the code blocks work so much better.
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I was significantly more distracted and less productive in an office. It's the same with everyone I've spoken to, in tech or not. And with all the side effects, particularly the crazy energy use to move people around needlessly, i
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I don't think it's quite that simple. Everywhere I've worked with Javascript, Python, or Ruby you run into a bunch of random issues that happen with a specific MacOS update or some other crazy context. Or the documentation ju
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I was coming to post exactly that. I can usually grok more about the intended usage from screenshots than a long list of features. Especially OSS that follows the Unix philosophy and has a lot of interconnecting components. (Not to be overl
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I've noticed this as well. There's a really great, growing trend of people understanding abusive behaviors and setting boundaries, which I think is fantastic. People should always stand up for themselves! But too far and you becom
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Seconding graal being hugely formative for me, and I still think of it often. It was my first real social experience online, and inspired in part the hobby projects that led me into software as a career. Thanks so much :)
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What model of e-ink reader did you switch to?
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Got the idea in my head the other day that I should look into Kindle jailbreaking for my older Paperwhite 2. Was surprised to find there wasn't much of a scene, and no meaningful OS to install. I'd absolutely love to read Twitter
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This sounds great, but still much more effort that dragging+dropping into an online epub->mobi converter and using the nice "email yourself a file" feature they support. Also, epub support is coming and mobi is being deprecated
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For a long time referring to ____ race (or women, etc) as having a naturally lower intelligence was "an objective statement of reality" to the vast majority of people, so I don't that a compelling argument for defining hate s
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There's a difference between receiving hate for merely existing and receiving hate for espousing harmful beliefs. If you got hate for having Christian imagery or references in your profile, that would be awful. But if "being a Chr
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That simply isn't true. I'd love an example of how yourself or other you follow are censored. I'm deeply familiar with the platform and have not witnessed censorship outside of threats and direct hate speech, as well as extre
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Subscribed (not on Discord). Glad to see! I've bounced off music theory but part of me knows that I would learn the hell out it if I tried to implement an engine (and corresponding interface) around it. I know many exist and I'd p
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For me a large chunk of multiplayer is making sure your game is event-driven, ala https://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/observer.html Once you make it so that everything that happens is an atomic event, serializing them betwe

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