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by cygned 10y ago
Neat article and interesting to see some source code. Too bad, blogspot on mobile is a pain in the butt.
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by cygned 10y ago
I have a good five digit amount of cash prepared. That's enough to buy plane tickets and pay drivers to get where I want. I live in Europe and not far away from me is one of the largest European pagodas - even the Dalai Lama has been h
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by cygned 10y ago
Call me crazy but I have always had this exit plan. If my business completely fails, I'd give away my stuff and live in buddhist temples, would visit Tibet, travel around and spend my days meditating and helping people. Sounds like an
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by cygned 10y ago
Haven't tried it yet, just bookmarked it. So I can't review it.
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by cygned 10y ago
Something like this? https://github.com/jaxbot/semantic-highlight.vim
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by cygned 10y ago
The TW 601, a prototype from 1970, has been in Canada (Vancouver and Edmonton) since 1975. It has been moved back to Hanover (Germany) this year. Some infos: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/TW_601 (German article w/
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by cygned 10y ago
Programming might be boring. Engineering is not.
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by cygned 10y ago
Second this. But I have to admit, Zazen (the Zen form of meditation) is challenging. It's different from what one usually thinks about meditating.
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by cygned 10y ago
Although I find your post a bit too harsh here and there, I generally agree. "Getting the job done" is the pretty important aspect for me here. And the reason why I've (again) bought a new MacBook. I am a freelance software d
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by cygned 10y ago
Looks interesting! When we switched to Clojure (from nodejs), we decided against any kind of ORM and use HugSQL which allows us to write "plain SQL" in .sql files while still using parameters.
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by cygned 10y ago
Too sad, Germany is a bit too far away. However, thanks in advance for recording, looking forward to watching it!
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by cygned 10y ago
Awesome! Is the actual talk somewhere as a video?
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by cygned 10y ago
Ha! That's a good point, though. > The MBP also lacks the chip the AirPods need to work smoothly. Could you elaborate a bit?
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by cygned 10y ago
I have spent twice the money you stated for a new MacBook Pro 13". I'd say, the primary point is "it just works". I know, once it's been delivered, I'll install a couple of tools, transfer some files and it wil
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by cygned 10y ago
Suddenly music starts playing on that site. The internet is so broken.
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by cygned 10y ago
I use a 60% Vortex Pok3r with Cherry MX Clears and it perfectly fits my needs. Looks wonderful in my setup, feels very good, and I enjoy typing. Working in vim is definitely an advantage, though.
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by cygned 10y ago
> Things only Apple can do
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by cygned 10y ago
> boston.gov Interestingly broken on mobile. Open menu, swipe and the whole page looks weird.
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by cygned 10y ago
I have just spent ~2.8k EUR on a 13". Feels a little weird.
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by cygned 10y ago
I never understand people who want to have a touch screen in such a form factor. I mean, I would have to move my hand from my keyboard to the screen. That sounds very inefficient to me (but I am a heavy keyboard user, though).
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by cygned 10y ago
Are the emojis ([2]) actually from GitHub? I have never seen them in my repos.
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by cygned 10y ago
"Hey Siri, ... ysiw(ea, param<Esc>"
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by cygned 10y ago
Just bought one. Too sad, the MacBook Air is dead.
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by cygned 10y ago
200 Mbit/s here, according to Chrome it took ~13 seconds to load the project dashboard. But worse than that, imho, is how slow the UI/data fetching is once the app is running.
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by cygned 10y ago
It's just that I know how I work and it would not fit my model. If I have a problem to be solved I sometimes just go for a walk with my dog thinking about solutions. The client knows about that and is fine with it. > TopTal I had my
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by cygned 10y ago
This. Not only that this approach does not really fit remote development work, you are basically forced to install spyware on your machine. What a crazy idea.
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by cygned 10y ago
My (very) personal opinion: I think, the culture is a important factor here. There are very great developers in the ecosystem, who write great tools and libraries which become popular, are well maintained and documented. But the majority of
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by cygned 10y ago
As someone who's working in that environment every day I cannot agree more.
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by cygned 10y ago
I think, a "Data Driven Development" approach would make a lot of implementations easier. Something as described in this talk: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Tb823aqgX_0
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by cygned 10y ago
Interestingly, the second approach is often recommended in functional languages, although in a slightly different way; compose complex/complicated logic of small pieces. You end up with a lot more functions but it allows for code reuse

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