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cmer
5y ago
Will Sorbet and this extension allow for autocomplete of non-Sorbet signed methods? Or does it only expose methods with a signature?
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cmer
5y ago
12ft.io usually works great.
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cmer
5y ago
It's not web0 without <blink> and <marquee>!
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cmer
5y ago
Is RubyMotion something we can actually use to build non-toy apps in 2021? I thought it was dead, but perhaps it is not!
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cmer
5y ago
Fair to say that this was the best, most successful and most profitable acquisition of all time!
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cmer
5y ago
Love Hammerspoon! I wish there was an easier way to find great scripts, though. They seem to be all over the internet in random places.
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cmer
5y ago
This might be a good option for the brave. https://twitter.com/phillipcaudell/status/135269210470791987...
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cmer
5y ago
Could this actually be good? It’s less dangerous but spreads faster, which means more people will build natural immunity faster against past and future more agressive variants. I’m obviously no scientist, but if my logic makes sense, this c
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cmer
5y ago
Let's clarify. This does NOT mean that a judge said he was Satoshi. We all know CW is a fraud.
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5y ago
I assume this is common knowledge, but I personally find Hetzner to be exceptionally good. It's always been good to me when I was using their European data centers, but that was always a bit of a bummer because of latency. Now that the
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cmer
5y ago
My mind immediately went to Fee, which is quite fitting for Ethereum.
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5y ago
In my experience, aim to hire someone who is really passionate about the role and loves to enable executives. You want someone you can 100% trust, and who really truly cares about you and your wellbeing. I have interviewed many EAs to assis
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cmer
5y ago
I felt exactly the same at first. But after using it for almost a week now, I got used to the thickness. The cooling and speed is absolutely amazing. I am never going back! Somewhat unrelated, I was really on the fence between 16GB and 32GB
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cmer
5y ago
What I would really love is a “retina” ultra wide 120hz IPS. Essentially 2 iMac 5k 27” stitched together, at 120hz. AFAIK this doesn’t exist, and probably won’t anytime soon.
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5y ago
It is absolutely crazy that in 2021, banks still don't have proper secure APIs for other software to interface with. Plaid is a major disaster waiting to happen. Are there any banks moving in that direction? I know of exactly zero in C
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cmer
5y ago
You also don't need the Mac app with 1Password. Their browser extensions can be used without it, and they're awesome.
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5y ago
jQuery used to be (necessarily) bloated because it needed to support so many poorly-behaving browsers. Now that these browsers are no longer relevant and support has been removed from jQuery, what is the performance hit, if any for using jQ
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cmer
5y ago
4 in 5 did not switch back. This says a lot!
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cmer
5y ago
ARM VMs only from what I understand. Unfortunately.
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cmer
6y ago
Is anyone aware of a way to be alerted if we are using such extension? A sort of anti-virus for extensions if you will.
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cmer
6y ago
Do we know when yet?
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cmer
6y ago
Gutenberg is just one of the bad things about WordPress. I too recently built a website on WP because I wanted to buy a theme and move fast. What a management nightmare that thing is! Especially the extensions and theme ecosystem. They make
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cmer
6y ago
I’m against using jQuery as much as the next guy in 2020, but I had to use it recently because I needed JSONP and couldn’t find an easy way to do this without JQ. Did I miss something? (CORS not an option)
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cmer
6y ago
This looks great! I’ve been looking for a solution to broadcast about 20 IP cams on the web (behind auth). Could this or it’s backbone be used to do that?
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cmer
6y ago
The new MBA is a total beast. The comparison is almost unbelievable. Can't wait to see what they do with the iMac, Mac Pro and MBP 16". Just phenomenal!
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cmer
6y ago
I really enjoyed it. Highly recommended.
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6y ago
That's a really great and simple idea, actually. I might give this a try.
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cmer
6y ago
This is a game-changer! Thanks for all your work on this. Do you have any plans to allow controlling more than 1 computer remotely? I'd love to implement this in my homelab.
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6y ago
The iPhone was a brand new product with an install base of exactly zero, vs Flash with an install base in the millions. I don't think it's fair to call it "abuse". If anything, they saw that Flash was not going to work o
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cmer
6y ago
Great list! Two obvious misses: Tesla and Google.
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