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by codemac 8y ago
A protocol existing is better than no protocol at all.
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by codemac 8y ago
Does Go take a copy or a reference?
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by codemac 8y ago
Android's Do Not Disturb settings that respect calendar events have changed my relationship with my phone immensely.
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by codemac 8y ago
Asynchronous communication is like eventual consistency. It seems pragmatic until you actually struggle to get everyone to be on the same page at the same time, then you spend a lot of time figuring out how to be consistent. I agree the vid
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by codemac 8y ago
Can you provide any details as to what you define as good, and how this system reflects that?
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by codemac 8y ago
> There's weirdly not a lot of good advice out there on sensible steps to reasonably transform a rushed proof of concept in to a production quality app. Mostly it all starts with the assumption that you're building something fr
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by codemac 8y ago
Cleanroom has a lot of evidence that process (especially around code inspection/review) does improve quality more than TDD or other methods of detailed design, most people are just unwilling to take the time for detailed process for qu
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by codemac 8y ago
Undo-tree for you emacs folks: https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/UndoTree
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by codemac 8y ago
Look at the HTML source - I don't see anywhere that scroll behavior is overridden. Hell, there isn't any javascript at all for Safari.
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by codemac 8y ago
That's the iPhone's rendering of their <figure> blocks. If you look at the HTML source, there is so little going on I can't see how it wouldn't be your mobile browser's fault.
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by codemac 8y ago
Do you struggle with orgzly's sync management though? Things seem to get out of sync a lot with syncthing, so I've stopped editing lists on my phone (which... is starting to defeat the current iteration of the setup). Or do you us
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by codemac 8y ago
Taking notes in a digital lab notebook (i.e. text file) while I'm thinking has sped up the re-inflation period significantly from ~1/2 hour to ~1-5 minutes. I can highly recommend it for folks in very noisy/distracting enviro
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by codemac 8y ago
Remember to set up auto-sale folks. Your retirement returns will be less than selling at a lifetime high price of whoever you work for. But you will not sell at the lifetime high price. Please don't forget to sell at all.
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by codemac 8y ago
> Scrum isn't good or bad. There isn't enough evidence-based science on what produces the best software -- but Scrum can be measured against other software practices, and should be.
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by codemac 8y ago
This is why I think "decorated" w/key bindings to edit in a structured way is basically the best. See: org-mode.
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by codemac 8y ago
Modeling & simulation[0] is a very standard way of handling this. It is not that difficult also to rent servers as opposed to having them sit around. Note: just about every online store must do the same type of thing around specific hol
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by codemac 8y ago
There was a port of scsh to guile that was more of a library - it worked really well. I doubt it's up to snuff on guile 2.0+ though.
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by codemac 8y ago
This is sanitizing input, yes? Didn't seem to be too specific to subprocesses, just some places where folks use input directly.
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by codemac 8y ago
OK, thanks for the heads up.
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by codemac 8y ago
#!/usr/bin/env rc row_headers='' output_mode=column fn usage { echo $0 usage echo -o <sqlite output mode> '#' which output mode to use echo -r
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by codemac 9y ago
You can also try speedbar / speedbar-sr. Gives you a quick tree-like view when wanted, and then can be dismissed.
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by codemac 9y ago
No, that's just that no one knows who's turn it is. Having two people check something over is a good thing, telling two people that they should both start simultaneously to do work that might be duplicate is bad.
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by codemac 9y ago
I've always liked the idea of djb's boringcc[0], except with different definitions of undefined based on what users were using C currently with. This would allow people to "upgrade" into boringcc with their current code
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by codemac 9y ago
The "geographic resiliency" chart is pretty inaccurate for the major providers, especially folks like Google cloud that have multi regional offerings with 99.95% availability & a lot more than "1" for redundancy. I&
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by codemac 9y ago
The foo/mod.rs being replaced with foo.rs and foo/bar.rs is great news. This is how GNU Guile does their module system, and it's always felt so nice.
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by codemac 9y ago
Arista is also more flexible on licensing their software such that you can add your own patches after the fact.
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by codemac 9y ago
They should just call it Plan9 IR
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by codemac 9y ago
Reminds me of the Printable CEO stuff by Dave Seah: https://davidseah.com/2005/11/the-printable-ceo-series/ Can't recommend this stuff enough, and it's buffet style - take what you like.
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by codemac 9y ago
Oh please share this!
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by codemac 9y ago
Why don't they have the Virginia Tech massacre in 2007? This data seems to be missing what a lot of people would call "school shootings".

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