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by cygned 9y ago
Thanks for asking! The thread's article links to NCBI which links to Taylor & Francis providing the paper. They charge for access to it, though. As I was interested in reading it, I searched for it on Google and found it on the afo
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by cygned 9y ago
The linked study about when to sleep is on ReasearchGate and can be found via your search engine of preference. (Not linking directly because I am not sure if that page is legal, Taylor & Francis Online charges for access).
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by cygned 9y ago
Yes, that's true and I wonder how these are related. I usually use the tabs not in containers for mobile, the containerized ones for the desktop testing.
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by cygned 9y ago
I use them daily for development. It is great to be able to have multiple sessions in the same window for the same application when testing/developing a feature. Great work, Firefox team!
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by cygned 9y ago
Using Central Station CRM over here.
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by cygned 9y ago
There are so many explanations on blockchains out there and the only one that made really sense to me was: https://anders.com/blockchain/ Watch the video, play with the examples and suddenly everything will make sense.
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by cygned 9y ago
As a web developer, I use my browser all day. Speed, stability and feature support are crucial for me. Firefox hasn’t been so great, lately. I see the improvents coming with this update. I hope that’s the beginning of Firefox catching up ag
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by cygned 9y ago
Using Affinity Photo after using Lightroom after using Aperture. It's pretty good, actually, and enough for what I do.
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by cygned 9y ago
It always configured my repos to use Git LFS - which is not installed because I don't use it. I hope it can be turned off now, I wasn't able to find that setting.
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by cygned 9y ago
At first, I was also concerned with the keyboard, coming from a 2013 MacBook Air usually equipped with a (Pok3r) mechanical keyboard. Once I got used to it, though, I have to say it's one of the best keyboards I type on.
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by cygned 9y ago
Neat! The great thing about docco is that it takes the comments right from the source and creates that page out of it. So you have both a pretty website and the same documentation directly in the code.
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by cygned 9y ago
Would love to see the code documented with docco, like so: http://dak0rn.github.io/prunk/ The whole library would be documented on one page which is a fairly low entry barrier for new developers. Thanks for this awesom
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by cygned 9y ago
Too bad I wasn't able to setup Hot Module Reloading yet, otherwise I'd switched to Preact. Not because I am concerned of the license itself, but because we are heading towards an acquisition exit and I don't want that to be a
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by cygned 9y ago
We have written our own migration workflow on top of pg-promise because all the alternatives didn't work out for us. We don't use an ORM because of several reasons and we favor SQL over SQL-abstractions. We use Bookshelf/knex
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by cygned 9y ago
What about MySQL? Has that improvement been implemented there, too?
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by cygned 9y ago
We use Postgres over MariaDB/MySQL because of working CHECK constraints, Common Table Expressions, extension support, JSON support, custom types and its great documentation.
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by cygned 9y ago
Occasionally using it on a Mac. Most of the time I force quit it, though, because it loads fonts forever. It's not a "quickly open and edit a file" tool for me.
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by cygned 9y ago
Same here. I am going to try to replace React with preact for the larger projects (webpack makes it easy) and run the e2e tests.
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by cygned 9y ago
I replaced Siri with the lock button. Guess what happens from time to time.
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by cygned 9y ago
Fair point. All my touch points (Lisp, JavaScript, even a bit Haskell and several books) all proposed immutability as being a fundamental principle. Would you mind expanding a bit on that point in case I totally misunderstood something?
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by cygned 9y ago
As a side note, using .push() isn't something I would consider being functional because immutability is a core concept of functional programming. Too bad, JavaScript makes it hard to do it that way, in that concrete example using Objec
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by cygned 9y ago
On a technical note, distributed transactions are tough to get right.
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by cygned 9y ago
In my opinion: depends on what "career" means for you. I am 25 and I am managing two start ups (as VP and CEO), both of which will have multi-million exits in the next five years. In addition, I have a couple of side projects I am
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by cygned 9y ago
That's indeed an interesting approach.
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by cygned 9y ago
You're right, you could sync with Dropbox before cloud subscriptions - but you could literally see the file in your Dropbox. In case of the subscription, you don't see it. It's a different feeling, more like a black-box.
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by cygned 9y ago
The fact that it takes me half an hour to find the standalone app for the desktop annoys me every time I recommend this wonderful application. And, frankly, I know nobody who ever would store their passwords in the cloud. And I am not talki
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by cygned 9y ago
Yes, I considered it out of my frustration, but I always try to give back for good work.
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by cygned 9y ago
My option would be to buy it on Apple's iBooks. My tech setup is Apple-only, so that would be okay, even though there's DRM. Same story as with Amazon basically. I basically have to choose my golden cage. That's frustrating.
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by cygned 9y ago
Lately, I wanted to buy an eBook. I usually buy prints, but this time I needed it as soon as possible. Upon searching, every book store told me, I would need to install some Adobe stuff on my computer to read the file. I am neither a fan of
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by cygned 9y ago
Using Skype for business communication and I think this update is awful. The new tabs do not make any sense to me - "Highlights"? "Capture"? I cannot see if someone is online from the contact list anymore. Swiping back t

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