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by cdrini 5y ago
Folks have given a number of good options here, but I thought I'd mention some other ones in case they're helpful for your use case. 1) docker! If you only plan on tinkering with something and don't want to install a bunch of
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by cdrini 5y ago
This article is a little frustrating; like a lot of Doctorow's writing it kinda comes from a place of superiority. How are we supposed to know the difference between healthy skepticism and "epistemological chaos" (literally t
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by cdrini 5y ago
Very well written and researched article. What an interesting deep dive into a fascinating corner of internet culture!
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by cdrini 5y ago
It never quite felt "ready"; it's development and docs always felt like an after thought. I guess it's more to do with marketing than the actual service. And I'm always afraid they're going to axe the thing. It
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by cdrini 5y ago
Very well written article! Personally, I'm still waiting for docker swarm. The thing is enterprise doesn't care about developer experience. They don't need to; they pay developers so much, they have over qualified developers
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by cdrini 5y ago
It seems like you're essentially implying the mean value theorem here. Because there exist some people who cannot do algebra (folks with mental disabilities), and there exist some people who can, there likely must be some sort of trans
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by cdrini 5y ago
Nice! I appreciate that this is something that you've looked into. I'm still wary of the core tech here, because it's just too powerful. I'm personally ok with my photos being discovered by family many generations into t
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by cdrini 5y ago
That's an ingenious system.
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by cdrini 5y ago
I feel like I'm missing something with these E2E encrypted products. I would _never_ recommend one of these to my family. What happens if they lose their password? Suddenly all of their photos are physically impossible to recover? What
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by cdrini 5y ago
I'm sorry to hear that you're close to burning out. Having a family definitely complicates the situation. I imagine it's much harder to fly with the wind when you're helping carry others. If your work is remote, perhaps
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by cdrini 5y ago
I would highly recommend the Vue browser extension. It makes the state/component hierarchy entirely transparent. I wish people would stop saying things like "is just JavaScript". All these frameworks do fancy things with Java
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by cdrini 5y ago
Svelte and Vue are actually very similar in some ways. Personally, I hope Vue creates an option to compile its components into static components like svelte; having the option to have a runtime component or a static compile time component w
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by cdrini 5y ago
Yeah, this isn't really an issue; it's just a templating language. You can get an extension for your IDE to make it syntax highlight correctly. That's like saying a .js file is just a string. Um, yes I guess sure? All code is
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by cdrini 5y ago
> You can code in any programming language you'd like to create your project, so long as the language is part of the Debian/Ubuntu or Arch package repo (or one of the language-specific repos, like Rust's cargo). So seems l
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by cdrini 5y ago
Majority implies significance, but significance doesn't imply majority. It felt like you were projecting something onto the comment that wasn't actually there. But I understand where you're coming from.
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by cdrini 5y ago
Since when does significant mean majority? It means significant; ie nontrivial; a number you can't ignore. I think the comment is asking the HN community for potential suggestions/solutions that allow for the remote-loving crowd a
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by cdrini 5y ago
Seems like the comment was asking for some solutions. It didn't propose going back to where things were.
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by cdrini 5y ago
There are loads of things I _want_ to get done that have subtasks that I _have_ to get done. In fact, I'd say all my "have to" to-dos are in service of a want. I _want_ to be healthy and live long, so I _have_ to exercise. I
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by cdrini 5y ago
I think an element most of the comments are missing is the element of salary. Whether you "worry" about an item is related not to its absolute price, but to its price relative to your salary. So whereas the writer would be wary of
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by cdrini 5y ago
I've always loved this UI. I think of visualisations as data dimension bound to visual dimensions (eg x position, y position, z position, colour, size, group, etc). So dragging the data dimension to the corresponding visual dimension a
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by cdrini 5y ago
I think this is by design. The idea is you bring your data in the expected format (using spreadsheets, or pivot tables, or observable, or pandas), and RAWGraphs will make one of a few common modern visualisations. The sort of stuff you woul
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by cdrini 5y ago
I would consider pandas more of an alternative to spreadsheets. Both are used to create/massage/reorganize data. RAWGraphs is more like an alternative to seaborn? Albeit much more limited but much easier to use. The "missing
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by cdrini 5y ago
My apologies! I misread and thought you'd written intellisence. I thought you were talking about the realm of autocompleting tools in general. My bad!
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by cdrini 5y ago
I don't know if there are any studies on this. Personally it saves me a ton of time and mental energy. I don't have to remember the folder hierarchy when importing a function; I just reference it, ctrl+. (or whatever in your edito
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by cdrini 5y ago
I love this! So much my jam. I think the HCI of programming languages is a super interesting intersection; where things like notebooks, IDEs, visual programming, debuggers, or spreadsheets live. I'm glad they mentioned autocomplete! Th
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by cdrini 5y ago
I agree with this; I'm very confused by what appears to be a very strong visceral reaction to this experimental feature. I don't know what impact it will have on programmers/programming, but I'm curious to see. Personall
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by cdrini 5y ago
Update: it does appear to be the case that Windows 11 home edition will need a Microsoft account :( src: another Linus video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFCeCPpfnhQ
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by cdrini 5y ago
Do you have a citation for this? > * A Microsoft account and internet connectivity is required for Windows 11 Home setup I saw a video of Linus tech tips taking the leaked demo for a spin, and it looked like there was an option to use it
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by cdrini 5y ago
I think most people actually fall somewhere in between and understand both. I think the people who are at the extremes are the loudest because they feel passionately. Don't let the internet convince you that everything is 100% polarise
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by cdrini 5y ago
That's fascinating! Thank you for sharing :) Feels completely otherworldly.

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