bostonvaulter2

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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
That's a great plugin! It even lets you create links to docs from within the drawing. And you can embed one part of a drawing in one note and another part in a different note. I also highly recommend checking out the creator's You
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Am I the only one who thinks that calling other people NPCs is basically the same thing as saying that they are not human? That they aren't really alive/conscious. I find that concept utterly offensive. Although maybe I'm bei
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
What components from the main Framework laptop are compatible with this version? i.e. keyboard/display
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
I think you may be looking for this neat library: https://github.com/elixir-desktop/desktop Although to be honest it boggles my that it's possible to accomplish this on iOS.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Yes! (well I'm assuming you mean Storyboard). There's a new project that accomplishes just that: https://github.com/phenixdigital/phx_live_storybook
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
I'm not super familiar with channels in Go, but one way to avoid the need to synchronize state in Elixir is to use ETS (Erlang Term Storage) which is a way to store data (terms) in memory. If the state is in ETS than (optionally) any p
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Felt employee here, only the map creator needs an account. Viewers can view the map anonymously (unless the creator restricts anonymous viewing). One benefit is that you can zoom out or zoom in from a Felt map, where you can't do that
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
(Felt engineer here) That does sounds like a big issue! Are you able to reproduce the marker or polygon moving based on zoom levels? I tried for a bit and I wasn't able to reproduce this. How are you changing the map zoom?
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
They probably block Google voice numbers, many similar services do.
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Ah, that makes sense now! Thank you very much.
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Will it be possible to see all the search results within each file? The lack of that feature is why I almost never use GitHub's code search for my repositories. Instead I'll download the repository locally and search there.
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Here's an emacs yas-snippet that does the same thing (and was inspired by yours) # -*- mode: snippet -*- # name: Piped Inspect # key: pin # -- |> IO.inspect(label: "$2$1 (`(buffer-name)`:`(line-number-at-p
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Can you give a specific example? What do you mean by `<avy-jump command>`?
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
I'm sure that working at Strip has been helpful for his credit card knowledge.
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Depending on what the default branch in GitHub is set to you might not be viewing the "latest" version of the files. i.e. the default branch is `main` but all development happens on a long-lived `dev` branch that is only merged in
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Wait, so are you saying there's non-military people flying drones that are flying in other countries? Although I suppose that last bit is an assumption.
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
This is pretty much exactly what Cookie AutoDelete does. I love it. Although there's a Firefox bug currently that's preventing many cookies from being deleted which has been annoying, but should hopefully be resolved soon.
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
It sounds like you're hitting a Firefox bug affecting Cookie AutoDelete. Something about the recent changes to cookies has prevented extensions from clearing partitioned cookies.
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Yes, but generally that could be handled in a multi-stage process. First you would create the new column with no constraint, then periodically start updating the rows, once nearly all the rows are updated with the new default, in a transact
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Hmm, that might be worth a look. I do read a good amount of fiction, although it tends to be a bit off and on, partially because a good book will suck me in and I'll finish it in no time.
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
I think I sometimes do have similar issues speaking as writing. Although it's partially that I tend to worry that people aren't interested in what I have to say so I very rarely speak for more than 30 seconds straight (outside of
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Ask HN: How can I get better at writing?
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
How can you tell that GitHub is behind tree-sitter? I don't see anything of the sort from that repository link. Is Max employed by GitHub?
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
> To take it further, why phrase it "I am ..." instead of "I have ... desires"? If the latter sounds awkward, why is the former any less awkward? I definitely agree on this point, and what I find fascinating is that i
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Yeah, I'm a big fan of approval voting, the amount of tactical voting is much less compared to most other voting systems (including Plurality and Ranked Choice). In particular a big flaw of Ranked Choice Voting is the center squeeze ef
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
The best external Phoenix API tutorial that I've seen is https://lobotuerto.com/blog/building-a-json-api-in-elixir-wi... (which the author has done a great job of keeping up to date), but I think many people would
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Do you know if you can insert the current line number with yasnippet? I have two snippets that look almost identical to yours, although my non-pipe version leaves the cursor at the beginning of the label since I've found that I often w
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Ah, perfect. Thanks for the link!
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
> documentation is really low tier compared to Django, especially when it comes to Phoenix. I was spoiled by how good the Django docs are and with Phoenix it’s been mostly digging through old forum threads for basic stuff. Docs assume a
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by bostonvaulter2 5y ago
Is that project posted anywhere? Or is there a way to follow its development?

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