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chuckdries
8y ago
GUI applications can have good documentation, which, if they do, makes your point moot. If we assume a given tool has little or no documentation, a GUI wins out.
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So the git client I work on has a built in kanban that syncs with github issues, and I work on that part of the application as opposed to the git graph itself - Having dedicated the last 6 months of my life to a kanban, I'd be really i
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In this case I was using OP to refer to the content of the post, the 'original post'
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I don't think it's reasonable to expect the average computer user to go digging through man pages to figure out how to do literally everything they use a computer for. My mom relies on information and actionable instructions being
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chuckdries
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Maybe I'm biased because I work on a git GUI, but even if you ignore the discoverability and accessibility argument, I think graphically displaying information is useful. Think about a kanban application - it's just not something
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chuckdries
8y ago
I dislike discord for serious work on a pragmatic level. Every team member is automatically a member of every channel, which is unnecessary and doesn't reflect the needs of even a small company like mine, where there are channels for t
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chuckdries
8y ago
not reading hacker news lol
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Show HN: Glo – a kanban board with built in GitHub issues integration
(globoards.com)
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Why the N.F.L. And the N.B.A. Are So Far Apart on Social Justice Stances
(nytimes.com)
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Show HN: Codecapitan – your PRs at a glance
(codecapitan.com)
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chuckdries
8y ago
It's still way faster than opengl in some senarios
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SteamVR is actively being developed for Metal (it's in beta rn), and Khronos has released a vulkan implementation that runs on top of metal.
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8y ago
nope, on the contrary they deprecated opengl entirely
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chuckdries
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Flutter is looking pretty good right now but I haven't used it ever.
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We recently began work on a mobile app version of our web-based kanban board application. We ended up spending a week on react native, then switching to Cordova, which I don't agree with 100% but you're dead on about the ups and d
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I'm surprised nobody is talking about Express for the back end. Maybe it's because I hail from the front end world, but I'm already so comfortable in javascript I'm faster in it than if I had to learn anything else. For
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8y ago
I'm in a similar setup right now - open rooms with 12 people per room. We have huge desks that leave plenty of space between each other and dividers separating desks that face each other. You only see another person if you turn 90 degr
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I've stopped trying to find routers with OSS support, it's too much of a pain in the ass. Instead, I got a Core 2 Duo based used Dell Optiplex from my local university's surplus store for $10, threw a second nic in it, and in
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chuckdries
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A few years back, the company I’m currently at started working on NodeGit because a pure JavaScript implementation they tried (not this one? Idk I wasn’t there) was far too slow. Right now, we’re working on a git server in rust that takes c
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8y ago
Honestly, I can't wait to try it. This is exciting.
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Am I to understand this laptop doesn't support uEFI?
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> one of our more structured approaches involves a chat bot that helps schedule lunches among Stripes who are least likely to know each other Anyone know if this chat bot is available for Slack? I kinda want to install it for our team
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Can you use JS packages as dependencies?
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Some of the concepts they pioneered are still used today. Fascinating story.
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chuckdries
9y ago
Macs ship with outdated versions of common bash commands and tools as well. Homebrew goes a long way to fixing this for me.
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How do you feel about the sex trafficking bill that just passed?
(nytimes.com)
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Anyone have a good ELI5 of gRPC? It says it's a fast RPC implementation, but all the explanations of RPC seem very in-the-weeds.
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Honestly, it looks like some chunks were pasted from Word and their CMS didn't handle cleaning it properly
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I like it a lot, but I'm always afraid that I'll end up running into limitations of the framework if whatever I'm doing happens to grow in scope in a way I hadn't planned for. I tend to be bad at planning ahead for side
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...this is a joke, right?
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