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by cobertos 5y ago
I suppose HPI[0] kind of is that? ;) A community repository would be super nice for those. Something along the lines of DefinitelyTyped[1], all managed through git, easily integrates with other stuff (like shown on npmjs.org when the @types
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by cobertos 5y ago
You can if you derive the union from a const array using indexed types. const MyTypeValues = ['a', 'b'] as const; type MyType = typeof MyTypeValues[number]; MyType is now a type 'a' | 'b'
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by cobertos 5y ago
Still remember going to a crypto meetup and met an older guy who worked at Arthur Andersen (auditor of Enron). Told me "you know what those Oak Doors stand for right? Your financial secrets never leave the firm." Was blown away
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by cobertos 5y ago
TideLift is sort of like this? No dual licensing, but they do consolidate having to manage all the subscriptions into one subscription by working with all the maintainers. No idea if they're successful or not. Or if they're succes
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by cobertos 5y ago
Started on an older monitor, moved it to my newer one and found it easier. Was able to score a 0. Too many variables to be taking this test on non-controlled equipment
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by cobertos 5y ago
I've bounced in and out of Twitter. I still can't get over feeling like my connections with people are mediated by an algorithm. Like, I will be talking to X, Y and Z today because they posted and the timeline thought I'd lik
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by cobertos 5y ago
I use the prefix site:news.ycombinator.com a lot
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by cobertos 5y ago
Yeah, I agree. I think https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29673524 captures it well
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by cobertos 5y ago
I've not found a good heuristic for saying "no". Most issues are valid issues. I can see the benefits, they might even benefit future me. The hardest part for me is actually saying no, because it's never that black/
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by cobertos 5y ago
Yeah, exactly this. Enjoyment is a good signal for whether youre using your time in a way your brain tolerates. I personally strike a balance between maximizing happiness and also maximizing value, so when enjoyment dips, it takes a bit for
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by cobertos 5y ago
I meant support in a more direct manner. For example, writing a piece of software that does better Markdown importing to Notion.so. You're only enriching Notion.so's system, you're at the mercy of their API, whims, and bugs.
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by cobertos 5y ago
Anecdote, but I started in modding and made some amazing friendships through it as well as honed my abstract reasoning I use for programming professionally now. There definitely social benefits that can outweigh the more concrete software =
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by cobertos 5y ago
Only certain FOSS is worth working on for me. Here's my heuristic as of today. * Don't work on FOSS that supports a SaaS or proprietary product. You're enriching someone else's ecosystem for no money. You take on the com
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by cobertos 5y ago
This is why I switched to Vaultwarden. The migration was at least simple (self-host server, export LastPass, import to BitWarden) and now I can save TOTP too. And syncing works better.
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by cobertos 5y ago
Damn, I'm really sorry to hear you went through all that. The amount of anxiety I've had to _accept_ treatment into my life is because of stories like this. It's been a different though helpful journey for me, but also a lot
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by cobertos 5y ago
My therapist hasn't done this, but I do find the decompression of therapy to usually reflect how valuable it was to me anyway. Tracking my anxiety with Daylio has really helped as well. Gives me much better metrics for how my anxiety c
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by cobertos 5y ago
Most of these defaults are what I have mine set to. I wouldn't say it's "simply awful", just different priorities. Having a tool like this allows the choice to be made in the first place, versus installing a browser and
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by cobertos 5y ago
I really enjoy being able to hide other users, makes it so easy to uncover things that have been wiped over. Something had said "I am the admin and I get a notification every time the site updates". It'd be really cool as a u
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by cobertos 5y ago
Is it broken? It just says "An error occurred" when I typed "Plushie" and then "Fruit"
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by cobertos 5y ago
Is this a HN thing? I actually originally censored myself with "f'ed" but changed it before posting as I felt weird doing it.
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by cobertos 5y ago
I've wanted this exact same thing. I've used `site:myshopify.com item` to search via Shopify URL pattern in Google
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by cobertos 5y ago
The bounding shape of Michigan is so fucked xD, https://elixi.re/i/mf4eb.png
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by cobertos 5y ago
Both examples are still two emoji. In the first, the second emoji is the combination of u1f62e and u1f4a8 via a zero width join (u200d) to form the exhaling emoji glyph. Explained more here https://emojipedia.org/face-exhali
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by cobertos 5y ago
Same feeling with the passive time being filled with YouTube. Hard to avoid as their app captures you at every interaction point. I just want to watch YouTube videos from friends...
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by cobertos 5y ago
Not too bad, I'm still riding it a bit. I went part-time at my coding job before the pandemic due to stress/anxiety from some unknown work-related source. I then quit during the pandemic from constant erosion of salary and quality
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by cobertos 5y ago
There's a few of these around the suburb-y metro Detroit area. They're nice to bike on, and they haven't seemed awful to drive, but they do still do "divide neighborhoods" quite well, which is unfortunate
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by cobertos 5y ago
Idk, I had a good time with shadow.tech? Mostly because I use Linux and wanted to play a game that doesn't port to Windows well (Roblox, due to anticheat not getting along with Wine). GeForce Now and Stadia didn't have the games I
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by cobertos 5y ago
Isn't this an issue with most states though? Big metropolitan areas tend to lean liberal, rural areas tend to lean conservative, and every state has a similar distribution? I've always contemplated moving out of MI to the west coa
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by cobertos 5y ago
Heh, this is pretty good. Can't help but notice this is 15 years old though
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by cobertos 5y ago
Ember was the first framework I used and also the most frustrating. At least with Vue and React I can poke at the internals and they make sense, but Ember's internals had so many oddities that thoroughly confused me.

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