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2y ago
railway can also be scary, 3 deaths on the night shift team in one year
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2y ago
I am experimenting a bit and definitly, a little bit loading delay helps to break the loop and „wake up“
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2y ago
I actually export a spreadsheet to review the memory limits.
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2y ago
I agree, you said some things I feel for some time too.
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2y ago
vuejs is 10 years old
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2y ago
very human
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2y ago
There are also things like translation, environment details and logger, which I wish were always present, like a super global.
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2y ago
Isn't the formula of all his books, an old man meets a beautiful young women, they solve some mistery together and as the romance builds up, probably sex at the end.
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2y ago
The tooling argument is contradicting itself: You need a big fat IDE to work with c#. Profiling is not even part of the default tooling, Microsoft tutorials want you to upload profiles to external flamegraph tools etc.
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2y ago
This so much. We have 7 repos and like 5 different coding styles/structures. Each developer writes C# different and uses different libraries, which creates a big maintainance overhead. For individual developers this may be great: "
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2y ago
to only downside, If you support everything, everything will be used. Deprecating aggressive hurts shortterm but pays off long term.
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2y ago
with macs being so powerful, I am now only monitoring 12 hour energy consumption in Activity Monitor
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2y ago
Sometimes when the OS built in search does not work I Open the directory in Sublime and use it as search tool.
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2y ago
A lot of monitors deliver 60 watt over usb-c. I wonder if a no battery build is possible that only relies on 60w.
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2y ago
that it does it automatically is weird
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2y ago
I am not reading it
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2y ago
for the lazy, I think the web archive safari exports is standardised and gives you a good website backup.
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2y ago
you fire them
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2y ago
feel the same about helm, it enables versioning and simpler deploy but misses core features
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2y ago
I typed fly launch, fly deploy and my node.js project was deployed. So I guess hobby projects?
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2y ago
I manually copy pasted the video urls into services that lookup details and check web archive
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2y ago
well observed. Why do we keep going in cycle? I think because there are lots of different type of humans. The motivated developer. The descipline strict developer. The unfocused. The learner. The over the line stepper who wants more. etc On
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2y ago
It hurts me that my coworkers literally do nothing. Managers need a metric, which one, its a secret ;-)
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2y ago
It was a scary moment when Apple Notes corrected my writing in my own hand writing.
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2y ago
the things I do for a cool free tshirt
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2y ago
good answer
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2y ago
I bought an ipad mini second hand this year, it is so fun. I use it heavily for note taking with pencil, audio notes and watching youtube.
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2y ago
where can I find the api docs
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2y ago
when I tested zendesk for potential ticket system I felt that this is half abandoned, there are probably more security issues to find
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2y ago
Agree, I have a coworker with some addictions and only performs in close proximitry to other workers. Btw which is something I also sometimes seek out, a hard working colleague is an inspiration.
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