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chadlavi
6y ago
it's not chording, you type them separately as part of the search input.
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chadlavi
6y ago
isn't this literally a plot point from House of Cards
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chadlavi
6y ago
it seems they had an error connecting to the database for lowercase letters
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chadlavi
6y ago
economic engine !== automatically good. The Triangle Trade was an economic engine, too.
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chadlavi
6y ago
Good. Salaries should be public record as an accountability measure. You can't fix the problem of your employer unfairly paying you less than your colleagues if you don't know what your colleagues make.
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chadlavi
6y ago
Yeah I'm familiar with branded types, but they're cumbersome and require API changes beyond just type narrowing to implement. I just wish they'd figure out how to implement strong types in typescript without js side effects.
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chadlavi
6y ago
No, it's an inner-source library, but thanks for expressing your generalized frustration at me! But also I would use a standards-compliant regex. I also hate it when people don't implement standards to spec.
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chadlavi
6y ago
Read the room, Disney.
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chadlavi
6y ago
especially as a library maintainer, I would really love to be able to say, for example, "you have to pass an email address to this prop" or "you have to pass a US phone number"
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chadlavi
6y ago
I still really, really want RegExp types
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chadlavi
6y ago
I'm not saying add "(2017)" I'm saying clarify that the hacker gained the control 3 years ago, not just now.
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chadlavi
6y ago
Can y'all add "in 2017" to the title here?
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chadlavi
6y ago
I'd guess because posting speculative armchair stuff on the internet is free and easy to do
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chadlavi
6y ago
* They're
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chadlavi
6y ago
huh, that's surprising. Just in case anyone else is curious, this doesn't have any effect in the Mail app on macOS.
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chadlavi
6y ago
This makes me feel a million years old.
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chadlavi
6y ago
I used to think Jira was horrible. Then I moved to a company that uses Pivotal. Now I know what horrible means.
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chadlavi
6y ago
my new habit is that I still don't do any of the things I know I should, but now I don't feel as guilty
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chadlavi
6y ago
At this point I just hope we're able to look back on this period in history at all.
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chadlavi
6y ago
There's a difference between "I enjoy programming in my free time" and "I will program my employer's stuff on my free time." The first one is enjoying what you do, the second one is a sucker creating value for
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chadlavi
6y ago
I really don't get why anyone who can choose when to stop working and whose compensation is not hourly would ever work longer hours. Your time doesn't belong to your employer.
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chadlavi
6y ago
This one is a true pro tip
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chadlavi
6y ago
`open` is really useful in general. You can also use it to open apps! `open ./someFile.foo -a App\ Name` or even just `open -a App\ Name`
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chadlavi
6y ago
it would be really cool to have a keyboard (a physical one) where each key had a tiny display on it, and the key's label changed to reflect what it will do based on the modifiers currently depressed
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chadlavi
6y ago
By far the most important keyboard shortcut in my work life is "shift-esc", which marks all channels as read in Slack. Not a system-wide one, of course, but very useful.
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chadlavi
6y ago
shift-option-up/down does what you're talking about
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chadlavi
6y ago
> CMD-Tab back to Finder breaks constantly What happens when this bug occurs? I've run every version of OSX/macOS, and have never had a bug with using cmd-tab to switch to Finder
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chadlavi
6y ago
I think a short press on the power button sleeps the machine, but usually the keyboard command I used for that is [close lid].
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chadlavi
6y ago
so like pinterest, but specifically for clothes?
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chadlavi
6y ago
as someone who doesn't need this product in order to make money, that's surprisingly expensive! people are really paying 30 bucks a month to edit instagram story videos?
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