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by bbbobbb 6y ago
I agree about the buzzwords. We have deployed a core service developed with Temporal recently and it seems to deliver on its promises. I am looking forward to using it more. Once it 'clicks' you begin to see how the workflow mode
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
It does depend on the context but I mostly use the '2 hours ago notation'. Sure, if you're looking for a specific timestamp or something that happened 2 months ago, it's not useful and then I switch to the timestamp form
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
What don't you like about the replacement (nit the sculpt, the actual new design)? I consider it strictly better (namely because of the space bar being better).
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
Just wanted to say that this seems like a very weird statement to me. I don't consider motherhood to be anything easy but valuing something majority of women can do over 'anything', however revolutionary, amazing or generally
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
Is your modified version public? I terminus font but somehow it seems very thin and hard to read at slightly larger sizes..
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
How do you deal with websites that hijack your vimium shortcuts (gmail.. or event where it does not work - new tab blank page..)
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
There were efforts of getting financial help ifyou check the README history. Sadly to no avail I guess.
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
I love this. Very creative way of handling the search and persistence with the fulltext search to have it easily work as a todo (or any other "tag") app. I wouldn't use it in a browser with local storage only but it actually
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
Here similar experiment, 6 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKXOucXB4a8 If you think that actual government agency cannot do even more easily with better equipment in 2020 you're kidding yourself.
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
I am one of those "refugees", although not related to JS specifically. I think the last nudge way Hey releasing which made me consider RoR after all these years. The motivation on my part is simple - I am getting really tired of m
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
Check out this article on this exact topic: https://vistaserv.net/blog/90s-fonts-modern-browsers
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
I did not notice the load times as I basically never close chromium but I have noticed (not a snap expert): 1) It does not work well with the rest of the OS (e.g. I will pin Chromium to task bar but after a bit it will stop using that icon
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
This is my first time seeing SerenityOS but I find it absolutely lovely. I can appreciate the hard work the contributors are making to the system and tools but what I find the most endearing is the crisp, clean design.. Everything looks sna
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
> I didn't say I could get 100-1000x on a regular basis. What I said was: I know, sorry for misrepresenting that. I just assumed that this happens often enough for you to mention it. I would be happy with any random 1000x improvemen
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
Hmm, I am not particular convinced by the example. How is this different from developing on say JVM, using Kotlin and finding a library providing DSL for HTML? I was hoping for practical things that fundamentally impossible to describe conc
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
> There are domains in which I can get 100x or 1000x improvements (i.e. 1 line of Lisp code is the equivalent of 1000 lines of Java or C) That's quite an extraordinary claim. Would you mind sharing some examples of that?
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
I understand that but those don't fall into the "not for sake of programs" category. Under that category, I imagine something where the resulting program itself is of any, however minuscule, use to me.
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by bbbobbb 6y ago
What does it mean though? What programs? I can't write new programs at work where I maintain existing applications for the most part. What kind of programs, not for the sake of programs, can you actually write almost daily?
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
> Their office is overflowing with bankruptcy cases...including the very law firm he works for. I don't understand this. Why would they file for bankruptcy if their office is overflowing with cases?
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
This really depends on the country you moved to. Banking in Germany will be much shittier while what you describe is norm in other countries for example.
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
What are your thoughts on ebooks? I have never had 600 books in my library but couple years ago when moving I simply got rid of every single physical book I owned. I have not bought a new one since. All my books are electronic and I don&#x2
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
Does anybody have some words of wisdom / articles / tutorials / books on TDD for your typical web applications? I am asking because for me, writing tests before the code is a natural choice for pure functions where I can easi
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
Or just deleting the medium cookies (two clicks, same tab, no incognito needed). If there is an easy way to block all cookies from a specific domain without an extension, that would be nice too..
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
I really like this - https://gobyexample.com/ It's very practical. Simple examples on most aspects of the language / common tasks together with commentary. I still refer to it quite often when I can't remembe
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
Looks nice and clean, although useless for me as a Linux user. The one thing I use graphical git client for is resolving merge issues, so something lightweight is nice. Currently I just do it in IntelliJ and hope I already have the project
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
Your certificate is expired. That's not exactly ideal for "early warning".
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
Nice! I am somewhat surprised how there are no modern 2D MMORPGs. It seems like it should be inherently easier to develop those, but there is nothing. I think it's a pity because simpler engine / graphics should allows for more re
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
You should also check the average savings per person in Germany vs USA (both total and percentage). Not buying tons of random shit doesn't always mean you can't afford it. But you are right, it largely comes down to the mentalit
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
That's messed up. Deporting somebody who has been in the country since they were a kid to a place they might not know anything about seems pretty cruel, regardless of your criminal history. After 20 years, you should be dealt with like
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
What does that have to do with anything he said?

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