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   by bbkane 5y ago

   JIRA?
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   by bbkane 5y ago

   Here's my starter Makefile with colored help : https://www.bbkane.com/blog/a-fancy-makefile/ I don't use make often, so it also contains beginner friendly comments about the syntax
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   by bbkane 5y ago

   Dropbox used to do this but eventually abandoned it, due to the cost of maintaining C++ code that works on multiple platforms. Turns out that might be more difficult than maintaining native code for each platform. https://dropbox
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   by bbkane 5y ago

   There are a couple reasons I prefer docs in Confluence to docs in repo: - I can update the docs without going through Git peer-review (admittedly this is a culture issue, not a technical one). - We have "code-tangential" docs alre
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   by bbkane 5y ago

   You might like https://cancel.fm/ripcord/ . I haven't tried it, but it's a QT client for Slack/Discord
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   by bbkane 5y ago

   NeoVim has Tree-sitter and Language Server integration. I couldn't make it work for me, bit lots of people really love it!
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   by bbkane 5y ago

   See the FAQ for a list of reasons: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/about/faq.html#what-w...
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   by bbkane 5y ago

   I guess I'm a bit odd, but what I really want is a split version of Apples Magic Keyboard- extremely thin/flat and small, but with enough keys that I don't have to learn layers to type. I'm using a Kinesis Freestyle2 key
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   by bbkane 5y ago

   Isn't Raku considered an extremely complex language?
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    Try go-jira for this. You can use YAML to template out your tickets and `jira create` to create them. I wrote how I do this at https://www.bbkane.com/blog/career-engineering-by-tracking-w...
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    I buy origami books. It's a great way to leave the computer for a bit and of course they're readable outside, don't have ads... I recommend John Montroll's origami books.
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    Try https://gitjournal.io/ . It's open source and works very well for me. Don't forget to donate if you like it, the dev is super nice!
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    Just today I got this notification after submitting this broken link issue through the "Feedback" button at the bottom of the docs page a month and a half ago: https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-python&#x2
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    Is your config on GitHub or are you on Twitter or something? I'd love to see what you came up with. I'd like to try NixOS but I don't have the time/motivation to learn something too complicated
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    Do you have a blog or something?
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    I would add soft skills - how to sell your ideas; how to ask for help, how to offer help with offering offense; how to write docs, emails, or proposals; how to avoid taking offense when it feels like you're being ignored or slighted (u
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    I'm surprised he didn't just switch his "light day" to Monday or another weekday.
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    This book is not super friendly to a newcomer to the sphinctor. I was unable to finish the Introduction due to the unexplained technical jargon immediately presented.
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    Thank you!
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    by bbkane 5y ago

    Would it be possible to use a datasette frontend with this as a "backend" and statically host the whole thing?
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    Wow this looks nice! Can it generate ER diagrams? Also looking forward to SQLite support
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    If OP is a beginner, I think Elm's integrated approach (less fighting with build tools), pretty good docs, and larger ecosystem will be easier to learn than the more powerful, less united, and less documented ReasonML.
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    This works well if you run a server, but for a static site, you need client-side JS. I recently found 2 free AND open source services (though I did donate): GoatCounter[0] and Counter.dev[1]. I've added them to my static site[2]. Nat
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    To "use" unused variables, I pass them to the following function: // PretendToUse is an empty function to shut up the Go compiler while prototyping func PretendToUse(args ...interface{}) {} PretendToUs(var1
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    I use a similar solution- KeePassXC on desktop syncing the encrypted passwords to Keepass2Android via Dropbox.
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    You might like SerenityOS. It's a hobbyist OS with a similar aesthetic and the authors seem to have a lot of fun making it. https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    This is exactly how I feel! If you find something, plesae reply here soI can buy one too :)
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    I haven't tried it, but I've heard OCaml has a much smaller community (fewer libraries and general knowledge) and a lack of tooling and corporate sponsorship- I know Jane Street works with it and they have their own version of a s
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    Looks like the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy links from the front page 404
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    by bbkane 6y ago

    Maybe Sage? See http://utmost-sage-cell.org/sage:implicit-functions-plot