anthonybullard

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   by anthonybullard 8y ago

   The one thing I can't leave Spacemacs/Doom for is Org Mode. I have everything there now. Is it even feasible for Org Mode layer in Spacevim?
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   by anthonybullard 8y ago

   I don't know about regular vim, but you could do this with NeoVim.
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   by anthonybullard 8y ago

   Just as an aside, almost all Google apps have at least a serviceable keyboard control layer that you can find by pressing '?'. This has helped my productivity using say Gmail tremendously.
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   by anthonybullard 8y ago

   That's actually not obviously safe at all, you are now basing your recent stands if behavior that in your own estimation is not desired. This creates a really weird incentive structure for legislators and regulators alike.
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   by anthonybullard 8y ago

   If you can, try Calibre[0]. It can do the conversion and ebook management for you. [0] https://calibre-ebook.com
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   by anthonybullard 8y ago

   Thanks for all of your work! I realized how gripe-y this sounded coming back and reading it now. I also would like to mention, that I updated this evening and found it to be much more stable, even if sometimes it hiccups for a minute or tw
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   by anthonybullard 8y ago

   Is this is using LSP, and therefore RLS, I hope it doesn't suffer from the constant silent aborts I get using the Rust plugin on VSCode. Everything is nice and fluid with Auto complete, error and warning tagging, and definition-on-hov
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   by anthonybullard 8y ago

   Looks like your playground is based off Ellie, which is a great choice. However, it seems that there is an issue with downloading the Elm compiler. I'm getting a network failure from ellie's CDN(NAME_NOT_RESOLVED). Other than th
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   by anthonybullard 8y ago

   Is this basically the modern version of Apprentice? I spent a lot of time during tourney prep on Apprentice, it helped me figure out deck concepts really quickly and let me know what cards i needed to buy(as well as strategies to counter t
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    I've never really heard the fan at all, a light wooshing occasionally during compilation. I often have 20-30 tabs open on chrome, vs code, Android studio, gimp, an Android emulator, four or five terminals, a BEAM VM, a redis instance,
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    I just recently bought a Hades Canyon specifically because Apple doesn't upgrade the Mac mini, won't drop the price, and made it less user-serviceable. I would have dropped the cash on a Mac mini if it had the Kaby Lake G and cou
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    I'd love to hear more about your troubles with Scala, and any examples of "clean code being hard to write". Do you think this had more to do with a lack of experience with strongly typed functional languages, or more to do w
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    Actually just a method of enabling default classes for certain control sequences would be great, or some simple configuration for ie accessibility defaults(auto IDs, roles, etc). Give me that in a Markdown implementation and that's 99
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    Try turning it over to non-technical people. You will be surprised at how non-intuitive html can be, and what extremely nasty things they will do when they decide to learn just a little bit, ie style attribute hacking galore. If you want
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    Thanks for the tip to this, never really explored the console API deeper than log. This is actually very useful
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    >You never need to use IDs with React. If you don't care about accessibility then yes.l, but try using properly annotated aria attributes without appropriately scoped ids(which you can do in react, but it's not free).
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    I can't speak to Facebook's intentions or policys(I don't use big blue app at all), but many sites use tools like Full story to discover bugs or watch a customers user journey to discover flows that aren't working well.
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    Which is kind of like Elm, using The Elm Architecture, though I wouldn't suggest the target demographic for this too could pick that up in 5 minutes.
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    Definitely still a thing, but development looks like it's slowed a bit. Maybe the Manas team is overwhelmed? 550 open issues and 130 open PRs. Nice language though, hope things improve!
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    Actually the product that makes Google the vast majority of it's money is written in the Dart variety of Angular(AdWords) Reference: https://youtu.be/-HUHRRYQl5k?t=2m4s
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    This is an issue I've noticed with GitBook in general. I think I began to notice it in 5.0
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    Thanks! Now I have something else to play with.
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    by anthonybullard 8y ago

    You basically just described Google's Flutter framework. It's currently only mobile but I see it moving into this space at some point - or already is I guess if you count Fuschia.
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    by anthonybullard 9y ago

    Definitely not general purpose, but it has nothing asking the line of implicits and implicit type conversion and the such that makes reading Scala code impossible to read, if not write, without a tool like IntelliJ.
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    by anthonybullard 9y ago

    Scala's flaw - and Elm's strength - is it is a massive language that allows for a large amount of magic to happen. Elm is by comparison tiny and extremely explicit, and error messages thrown by the compiler are almost always supe
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    by anthonybullard 9y ago

    Maybe it would be useful to list your criticisms of the language? All Robert did was point out a single point about how NoRedInk's decision to go all in on Elm has been a net win on hiring, why such a negative comment without anything
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    by anthonybullard 9y ago

    One thing to remember is that you only need to decode the fields that you need access to in elm. You don't have to reason about the whole data structure of it's not used in your program. But I feel you, in JavaScript you can jus
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    by anthonybullard 9y ago

    I'm in the former category and am very enthusiastic about Elm. Reason is great and will probably be more popular overall as it's less of a leap for most JS devs as it utilizes patterns that are already being pushed as best practi
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    by anthonybullard 9y ago

    I'd like to hear about your pain points with interop. I'll more than likely be talking to Evan soon and I can discuss with him. Also, he's pretty responsive in general. The community is pretty eager to help with these sort
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    by anthonybullard 9y ago

    I get what you're saying - as someone who is very concerned about bundle sizes currently - but if you are using something like Elm door a help world, you are already losing. Elm is for complex, highly dynamic user interfaces that need