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Hey, a quick thanks for making this! I think I can use it as a replacement for some code at work. Also, thank you for the React compatibility and component, as well as the permissive license!
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I also appreciate and like the new site. I love the use of color, it's very dynamic and "fun", and the typography is nice in my opinion as well. It's more engaging to me, at least.
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I cant imagine development without my shell at this point. Even if I didn't use vim+tmux, so much other "stuff" needs the terminal. Compiling, profiling, testing, searching, moving files around, ssh/rsync and so on. Sure
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8y ago
If you play strictly early game aggro, civ gets much easier to complete! I can't remember the last time the game wasn't over (for me or my opponent) quickly when we both do composite bowman/crossbow rushes.
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8y ago
I'll bite. I'm a woman in software. I'm fairly junior, I have only been doing this for a few years now. I have used Rust a few and did not participate in the survey, but I did participate in the Python user survey, because at
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8y ago
You can make the opposite tradeoff, work on side projects very early (I start working on mine at 4am) and work at normal hours after. The tradeoff is you might be less enthusiastic at work, but I've not suffered from this yet (big yet,
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8y ago
I agree, though I'm in my early 20's. News stories are often exhausting to read now, they require filtering out hypersensationalism and identifying what's fluff and what's not. I personally wish more news was written lik
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8y ago
That image of the street in Norway was absolutely gorgeous. I'm not the biggest fan of cities, but I would love an area like that, designed for humans. If such a thing came to be in San Francisco I'd absolutely move.
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8y ago
Is there anything we can do to stop being lonely? Over the past few months, I have made great progress on developing habits to fight my depression. I wake up very early, hike, work on my side projects, and go to communal hacker spaces somet
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This would be pretty awesome as a background window now that I think about it! Love this.
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8y ago
With recent(-ish) support for color emoji in Gnome terminal, where I work has fully embraced emoji driven development. Kidding aside, it's fine but on older terminals (read: default terminal in ubuntu 16.04) they cause display issues,
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8y ago
Bravo. I would play this, and likely lose very fast.
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8y ago
Ironically, I haven't changed my system font on Linux because the majority of webpages load web fonts. I did change my terminal to use Hack, however.
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8y ago
Huh, had no idea this was a package. I'll have to try it out soon when I reinstall arch for the gazillionth time.
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8y ago
I've been meaning to put some bright IR LEDs on my glasses for some time now.
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8y ago
For just "gui-izing" a command line app written in Python, there's the package Gooey, which creates a Ui from an argparse object.
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8y ago
Thank you for making ZircleUI!! It's been insanely fun to make interfaces with and I use it for a smattering of apps on my desktop.
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8y ago
Workers do decide on things such as the minimum wage, through voting. If a business wants to offer more pay to attract more employees, that's their call and their right.
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8y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://www.xkcd.com/1958/
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8y ago
I'm not the OP, but what are the best ways to discover something with meaning?
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I definitely feel it. I'm currently on an ancient HP elitebook that's my main programming machine, but I compile on a different machine with ssh and use Vim for all my text editing. Opening pycharm on it makes it crawl, and it str
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8y ago
Are any of these electric scooters worthwhile for hilly commutes? I live about a mile from the closest train stop, and currently I walk to and from because the entire way is steep coming back, at 10% grade. My gut tells me a scooter would n
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8y ago
At my hackerspace we charge our 18650 cells inside those green ammo boxes. Battery lockboxes are a way to stay pretty safe, even if a li-on, li-po, or lead acid battery explodes, in a steel box it can't do so much. Obviously, doesn
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There's nothing wrong with things in the linux community being well designed. Nor is there anything wrong with cutesy marketing, valuing aesthetics, a focus on GUIs, or making more distros. This project looks very similar to the style
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Seems like an interesting library! I also encountered this issue, but I ended up just passing in colors/borders/spacing as props. I will have to see how that holds up for complicated UIs.
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I really like these atomic/functional css libraries with any sort of frontend framework or templating system that leverages components. Personally, I have been using Tachyons with React for the past couple months, and it's been a
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I'm also really starting to feel the weight of it. I collect fossils, and it recently crossed my mind that the coral fossils in my collection may be all that's left of corals by the end of my lifespan. I've also given up on t
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8y ago
I personally love Sunflower on linux because of the columns.
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8y ago
Tape is already like that.
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It's possible they don't mean hardware, but rather Ubuntu does not save the settings properly. I have had that issue with the Unity WM
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