cdaringe

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by cdaringe 3y ago
This keyboard has a poor rxtx. Used it for years and it would regularly drop keystokes. Wish they made a wired version. I did buy the wired MS ergo version which is very close… but noticeably different form factor. Really wish i could have
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Yep, came here to say the same.
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by cdaringe 3y ago
I feel like all sane people are with you here mate. Its insane. Been using esp32-rs recently (esp32 is an admittedly beefy platform/soc) and its been real pleasant.
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Such a great question. There are many deep answers here, but i think it can be summarized concisely. Boundless humility, boundless honesty to yourself and your peers, boundless curiosity, and of course a passion to find programming nirvana
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Here’s my pitch: https://cdaringe.github.io/programming-language-selector/
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by cdaringe 3y ago
I looked at the references url for the email patches. There were drillions of comitters and commits. How was this initiative organized?
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Pipenv. https://pipenv.pypa.io/en/latest/ I use VENV_IN_PROJECT=1 too. End result is reproducible installs and easily inspectable dependencies and interpreter right next to my source. Closest thing to cargo or npm
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by cdaringe 3y ago
More snippets would be great!
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Zero interest. BTDT (php). Static analysis, local testing, refactors, bulk changes delivered atomically (transactions, if you will) are missing critical features with this type of pattern. Great for hacking around, but not for making someth
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Been waiting for years. Ended up ordering a hybrid maverick. Also been waiting about a year. Near impossible to buy a SENSIBLY sized truck. Every other truck on the market is an (expletive) monster truck. Even the ranger seems 2x bigger tha
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by cdaringe 3y ago
You can put node into debug mode after launch (SIGUSR1) and remote debug it as well, with sources, which is really incredible. This BEAM demo is rad, but chrome/v8 debug is actually really good too if you take the time to learn all the
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Haha, i love it! The judge didnt decide my dispute, but it was absolutely correct nonetheless!
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Let me save you the click. This website doesn’t show you anything about the product. It’s more or less just an ad with no explanation/demo of the concrete tool/process. Further access to the tool is hidden behind an email signup.
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by cdaringe 3y ago
I was fairly sure we all are :) It’s seemingly found its part in the common web devs toolbelt. Perhaps not universally adopted, I believe it’s still regularly applied to systems with non-trivially large clients/fe-apps.
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Ya… I fee that. The only high quality ones on the web too are proprietary. Im using the plotly react pivot that gets the job done, but doesnt even compete with excel… 2010 edition . Would love a killer end all pivot integration. I have no i
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by cdaringe 3y ago
HEATHENOUS DUCK! Off with his head! jk DD rocks
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by cdaringe 3y ago
export DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM=linux/amd64
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Isn’t that service shutting down in <1 week?
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by cdaringe 3y ago
There’s a curve. Stringy, declarative DSLs have high utility when used in linear, unconditional, stateless programming contexts. Adding state? Adding conditionals? Adding (more than a couple) procedure calls? These concepts perform poorly w
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Ive a 270 and never gone much under 7 for espresso. Maybe ill try!
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Is Phoenix going to have a stable short/mid/long term water supply? Arizona is cool, but im not clear if it’s a sound long term investment region.
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Thanks!
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Show HN: Programming Language Selector(cdaringe.github.io)
1 points by cdaringe 3y ago|2 comments
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by cdaringe 3y ago
any similar for podcasts?
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Cries in go. I segfaulted go while learning it in the first 5 minutes. Its a a solved problem, unfit for general purpose programming on this problem class alone
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Seems neat. How does the whole i/o process work with github, and how is my data and content secure?
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by cdaringe 3y ago
> dont jump straight to 3 Critical. It took me years to develop that muscle memory
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by cdaringe 3y ago
every chart is a just a big yeeeeeeikes
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by cdaringe 3y ago
Read the site, no idea what this is
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by cdaringe 3y ago
I love it. If i could solve BIPs in my head, id rip thru these. A naïve heuristic got me many wins

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