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by cygned 8y ago
Good catch, I missed that. However, I guess that Apple will provide a dark mode for their map, too, at some point since they build dark mode into their OS(es?) anyway.
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by cygned 8y ago
When DuckDuckGo is set to a dark theme, the map is also in dark mode! To me, that is an incredible valuable feature. Edit: which is a fallback to Mapbox, no Apple Maps feature.
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by cygned 8y ago
I know what you’re talking about. I have tried a seemingly endless number of fonts. I really liked Hack and IBM Plex Mono, especially the latter. For a short period, I even coded with F25 Bank Printer - what a fun! Currently I use the Golan
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by cygned 8y ago
Recently found the Golang fonts. https://blog.golang.org/go-fonts Monospaced with serifs - totally blew my mind. I am using it since then and it is the best font for me I have tried so far.
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by cygned 8y ago
I have to admit, my first question in mind was how to disable colors because I do not use syntax highlighting at all.
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by cygned 8y ago
Interesting perspective on the JavaScript ecosystem. I never had any debugging issues in particular, but the dependency hell drives me nuts, too.
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by cygned 8y ago
The following article got me interested in ed. It shows how to automate a seemingly difficult to automate operation in an elegant way. https://jvns.ca/blog/2018/05/11/batch-editing-files-with-ed/
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by cygned 8y ago
I used to use Sketch, however, I switched to Affinity Designer which I use on both desktop and iPad.
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by cygned 8y ago
That is the reason why I like the Golang documentation; it consists of exhaustive comments, (runnable) examples, explanatory code snippets and links to the corresponding source. Works as a reference but also for explorative learning.
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by cygned 8y ago
I have tried both with quite complicated applications and I have to say that I prefer tailwind. With PostCSS in your pipeline, you can add the tailwind plugin and start composing CSS. This way, you can use your configuration even in places
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by cygned 8y ago
I always recommend this article: https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/ The recommendations are the same, it's longer and provides more rationale at some points.
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by cygned 8y ago
Lenovo‘s website was very frustrating when trying to buy a T480s; weird navigation and a configuration wizard that crashed sometimes. Mostly, though, they give you a model ID and if you put it in the “Model ID” search box, it yields nothing
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by cygned 8y ago
Wonderful design - I’d consider this to be brutalist design already! Too bad I cannot value the usefulness of the product, but it looks great.
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by cygned 8y ago
My colleague and me (both from Germany) are always looking for interesting side projects. Mail is in the profile, website gives a rough idea of what we do. We would love to hear from you. Regards!
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by cygned 8y ago
I try like every editor, on a regular basis. I was heavy into Emacs for about half a year. But I always come back to (neo)vi(m) eventually. Main reasons for me are that it is fast, easy to use and I can move around and edit at a tremendous
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by cygned 8y ago
Did you experience the sound issues?
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by cygned 8y ago
The Matebook X Pro indeed looks good.
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by cygned 8y ago
> switched to DNF Oh I didn’t know that. Will look into that!
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by cygned 8y ago
I expected that. I run it in a VM and on the server and there this is obviously not that much of a challenge. Thanks for that input.
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by cygned 8y ago
Please elaborate. Why using Fedora when I could go with CentOS?
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by cygned 8y ago
Luckily, Skype is nothing I need to use. However, I would miss applications, namely Sketch. And I’d need to run Windows in a VM. I am also not sure about the build quality. Despite the keyboard, MacBooks are very well designed and built dev
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by cygned 8y ago
Holding off buying a new MacBook Pro at the moment. It’s like issues pop up every other week and I simply cannot buy a machine that is not reliable. Also looking into a Lenovo Thinkpad w/ CentOS as an alternative, even though it would
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by cygned 8y ago
Frankly speaking, when they write "paper" I am actually expecting a paper and not a blog post, too.
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by cygned 8y ago
One of colleagues argues that search has become infrastructure and thus there should be an offering from the state which is also responsible for other infrastructure. There was a (failed) attempt by the EU I know about. And I don’t see that
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by cygned 8y ago
Basically because I haven’t looked that much into Tailwind yet. Maybe I should do so.
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by cygned 8y ago
I tried like every CSS framework/library out there and eventually I always come back to Tachyons. If you don’t know it, try it out! With all its great aspects, I still want to point two things that constantly annoy me; the default brea
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by cygned 8y ago
I cannot value if it is good or bad, but Go’s error handlig is really very verbose. On the one hand, it makes it quite easy to follow control flow but on the other hand it’s annoying to see an if err != nil on like every other line.
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by cygned 8y ago
An arrow function as a prop is a new function instance on every render causing child components that extend React.PureComponent to render even if no other property has changed. I consider this a code smell (b/c we had huge problems w
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by cygned 8y ago
For simple use cases, we also use this pattern, however, usually moved to separate functions for readability, real example: createOpener(folder) { return () => this.props.dispatch(Actions.listFiles(folder, this.props.member
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by cygned 8y ago
I think, the most important aspect I tell my developers is to not define functions inline during render. So, do not do this: <button onClick={ () => this.smth() }></button> This creates a new function every time

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