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by badtuple 6y ago
I have a similar workflow, but for a different reason. BJ Novak described in an interview how the ideation part of the process is totally different from the productive part. This spoke to me, and I've been approaching them separately e
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by badtuple 6y ago
It really depends on what I'm doing. If it's something I fundamentally don't know how to do and it requires all my concentration, I don't really do it on stream. But there's plenty that I know how to do but others d
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by badtuple 6y ago
This JS snippet brute forces everything to have a white background and black text. Should be able to paste it into your browser's dev console. var el = document.querySelectorAll('*'); for(var i=0;i<el.length;i++)
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by badtuple 6y ago
Agreed that Portland isn't a great place for cars. However I think if we grow healthily as a city we can maximize public transportation, expand the MAX and street car, have dedicated bus lanes, and make it so that it isn't a probl
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by badtuple 6y ago
Not entirely. When nomading about I did hit Portland and Seattle, but I also lived in Lisbon, Porto, London, Budapest, Marrakech, Vienna, New York for about 3 months each and a bunch of other places for much smaller periods of time just pas
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by badtuple 6y ago
I'm dismissive of it for sure. Portland and the PNW in general is so gorgeous and full of great creative people who know how to be themselves. I'm not going to avoid it and live life in fear of something that may or may not happen
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by badtuple 6y ago
Either Seattle or stay in Portland. I'm happily employed in Portland and not looking to change gigs, but if my current job went 100% remote I'd probably move to Seattle. I love the PNW, and Portland's just a bit too small of
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by badtuple 6y ago
Kind of offtopic, but does anyone know a good resource around implementing a simple prolog/similar language? My previous attempts at learning logic programming have failed, and it just _feels_ like a thing that becomes clear after you&
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by badtuple 6y ago
Don't forget the opposite. Some people have the opposite problem. If all you do is produce/create then you're going to burnout and feel like you don't care anymore. Consuming gives you new ideas on what to produce and en
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by badtuple 7y ago
Does anyone code directly in LLVM IR? I've had the thought of toying with it as a better portable assembly with a crazy optimizer behind it...but since the LLVM folk want it to be an implementation detail they warn against it due to ho
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by badtuple 7y ago
This seems like a nice user experience, but I'd be worried about leaking which email address has an account with us.
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by badtuple 7y ago
I'm building a lightweight timeseries database/log abstraction called Remits. Remits stands for "Remote Iterator Server". The concept is that you can push Messages to an append only log, but can only query them back out
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by badtuple 7y ago
Not only that, but the incredible depth of pretty much every field. Not every practitioner dives deep, but the masters of any job leave me speechless.
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by badtuple 7y ago
> Basically you're warning the master/manager that your story is gonna slip if they don't start managing. This. But it doesn't have to be accusatory like that. It's a way to have opportunity for feedback without
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by badtuple 7y ago
I have a GPD Pocket 2 and I want to like it _so much_, but I just can't get used to the keyboard layout. Everything about it is perfect except for that, but since I just program directly from the framebuffer a keyboard that I can'
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by badtuple 7y ago
Do you, or does anyone you know, regularly use unicode input like that in your day to day programming? It sounds like you might. I'm super interested in symbols as a way of increasing expressivity, but the ctrl+cmd+space route just see
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by badtuple 7y ago
Serious question: Why do parens matter so much? I read the post and all the comments here, where people are very adamant about their opinions on parens. It seems to me that while syntax is important, parens in this context is about as clos
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by badtuple 7y ago
That surprises me. I have to manipulate slices all the time! Popping an item from a slice, reversing one, or clearing one without allocation in a hotspot is super common for me. I've used Go professionally for 6 years and love it, so t
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by badtuple 7y ago
Same. This is so much better. The number of times I redo the same thing in a repl or with weird scripts saved in /tmp or ~/ is kind of nuts....but generalizing them into something like this takes tons of work. Kudos!
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by badtuple 7y ago
It is easy to get confused whether a brace is part of the json or part of the mustache/handlebars/etc. { "hello": {"{{place}}":{{{#items}}"{{thing}}":{{n}},{{/items}}}}, "urls&
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by badtuple 7y ago
There's a real need for JSON templating languages not targeting developers. Tools like Zapier, Customer.io's webhooks, etc. allow integration with arbitrary APIs and have become a standard part of many marketing/sales stacks.
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by badtuple 8y ago
Nice! It looks like it reduces your steps to: - Encounter a status code in some code - Go to https://statuses.now.sh/ - Type in the status code - Read the explanation That's 66% of the steps. It's harder to rememb
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by badtuple 8y ago
This is really nice! To those trying it out: if the diagram seems inaccurate, try dragging tables around. I uploaded a very simple schema, but seemingly unrelated tables looked connected. Turns out it's 100% accurate, but relationship
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by badtuple 8y ago
Heya! I just wanted to say thanks for your streams. I haven't been watching streams in general lately due to life being much busier, but yours in particular were super interesting and I learned a ton!
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by badtuple 8y ago
Did you feel like you had agency when you first started? I'm talking to a Global 500 for a senior engineering role and I'm super torn. The role seems cool, but I like my agency and have alot of it currently. It's a hard thing
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by badtuple 8y ago
Don't know how possible this is to answer, but how likely is it that a device like this would fail?
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by badtuple 9y ago
Always a good idea! Another thing is to CONSTANTLY question what the article is having you do. Try to disprove rationale given and think of alternative paths. Almost in a playful devil's advocate way. As the project progresses you&#x27
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by badtuple 9y ago
Can you go into any detail around how you curate the Portuguese content? The icon has both the Brazilian and Portuguese flag. One thing I've had difficulty with is that there's just enough differences between the two that mixing
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by badtuple 9y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but is there any functional change by it being a method vs a func? All I can think of is not having to type in the package name to call it and possibly the ability to memoize parts within the struct itself but not sure
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by badtuple 9y ago
I support it in this extreme case. But as someone who does tons of all-hands support at companies with _really_ good support, please start with normal channels. Starting out publicly paints you as really aggressive and hard to work with. To

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