audiodude

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by audiodude 2y ago
Maybe I'm just not understanding the novelty of the concept. No one has done this before? That's very hard to believe.
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by audiodude 2y ago
I have an understanding of static site generators, I've used several of them and even written my own. But I simply don't understand what this is or what it's doing. You're using a sqlite database during site generation t
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by audiodude 2y ago
To be fair, I usually type the first few characters of the website I want to go to, and then pick the thing I want from the autocomplete results.
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by audiodude 2y ago
Wait WTF, `javascript:` URLs are acceptable in the CSS `url` property?? From the SO post: > url('javascript: eval(evil)');
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by audiodude 2y ago
I saw a YouTube video from (I think) Punk Rock MBA that says that the difference between "Pop Punk" and "Punk" has nothing to do with the sound of the music, or even how popular the band is (The Clash played stadium show
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by audiodude 2y ago
The page mentions "rings" but only links to register on the one on the same domain. Are other rings just "theoretically possible if someone hosts the app" or are they already here?
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by audiodude 2y ago
Loved del.ico.us, thanks! I'm using https://pinboard.in/ now for bookmarking and it's an amazing piece of small web software.
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by audiodude 2y ago
It's not trademark infringement to copy or display a logo. Trademark infringement happens when you confuse customers by using a logo or phrase and make them think that you're selling the actual product or that you're somehow
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by audiodude 2y ago
Philosophically, you could make the argument that it really does exist.
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by audiodude 2y ago
I built a headless CMS to generate the static site, https://bestalbumsintheuniverse.com . The key feature is that you can put in a Wikidata ID ( https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1536639 ) and it will auto popula
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by audiodude 2y ago
"This is okay for now, but we should think about how we want to serialize these objects. Feel free to remove the N^2 algorithm in a follow up."
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by audiodude 2y ago
I feel like the main reason someone uses a library like this is that they don't want to write or maintain such a regex. Don't tell me how the sausage is made!
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by audiodude 2y ago
This is so fun and creative, great job! Have you considered building this as a standalone game? I wonder if you could provide ways to "zoom in" or summarize individual "dates" so that it could be played as a simulation g
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by audiodude 2y ago
I think the landing page looks fine and is functional, EXCEPT for the "bullet point" animated GIFs on the bottom. It should maybe come with a seizure warning?
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by audiodude 2y ago
Oh duh, thanks!
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by audiodude 2y ago
In my experience, I've always had to install Go and it's ecosystem to `go install foo` for Go programs to work. Is anyone distributing binaries?
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by audiodude 2y ago
I think all of your problems are root caused by the phrase "multiple monorepos". This sounds more like "polyrepos" or something, multiple siloed repos that themselves might contained disparate projects, languages and too
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by audiodude 2y ago
Yes, all changes (CLs) are atomic operations. The CL number reflects a specific moment in time for the entire repo.
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by audiodude 2y ago
12 year current Googler here. You are absolutely correct about "Google has its own version of EVERYTHING". Midway through my current career, I started to get existential dread about the fact that I wasn't "up to date&quo
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by audiodude 2y ago
The Wikimedia Foundation has not decided this, the community of editors has, through years of debate and eventual consensus.
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by audiodude 2y ago
Code is written once but read a thousand times.
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by audiodude 2y ago
Make the easy, easy and the hard, possible.
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by audiodude 2y ago
Yes I don't understand the perceived benefits of re-writing the code in Python/FastAPI if none of them know Python/FastAPI.
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by audiodude 2y ago
> Like all startups, we've made a ton of mistakes throughout our journey with this perhaps being the worse. lol "worst". See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muphry%27s_law
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by audiodude 2y ago
This comment is correct. This seems like it might have been programmed by someone who has never played poker, or not in a home game. You don't want people to have 112 white chips, no matter how many are in the box.
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by audiodude 2y ago
Yes but I found the negative reviews to be considerate and informative. It wasn't "Not enough blam blam". In fact, the negative reviews seemed more considerate of the actual gameplay experience, while the positive reviews are
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by audiodude 2y ago
YES! Couldn't agree more. Although my title has always been Software Engineer, I never introduce myself that way (I prefer Software Developer or just Programmer, or I say "I write code at XYZ"). I went to an engineering schoo
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by audiodude 2y ago
If you look at some of the negative Steam reviews, however, it seems like this game is either 1) too long (12-15 hours), 2) not fun, or 3) both. In particular, multiple negative reviews mentioned that there are hundreds of meticulously craf
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by audiodude 2y ago
I learned in college: Liquor before beer, you're in the clear. Beer before liquor, feel better quicker.
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by audiodude 2y ago
I distinctly remember working at a company where I had to upload the new assets for our rounded buttons, which were a grid of 3x3 image elements. LOL clearfix. I also never really had to fight with IE 6 compatibility, but when I fought it,

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