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I think they have a bug here here: https://github.com/twitter/the-algorithm/blob/7f90d0ca342b92... Code: ( "has_gte_10k_favs", _.getOrElse(EarlybirdFeature, None).exists(_.favCountV2.exi
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4y ago
If you’re frustrated with sites like Upwork that are not giving you the customer experience you are hoping for while charging you noticeable commission of the work you’re doing you should check out contra.com for building your independent &
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4y ago
LiveView is evolving into a great piece of tech, but as others have noted elsewhere in the comments one of the challenging parts with LiveView right now (and to an extent Phoenix) is the outdated books & tutorials. Bruce Tate and Sophie
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4y ago
If the laptop is company property, then depending on your country/where you live .. yes it’s legal. Outside of legality, you need to ask yourself if you are okay with your company going to that level of monitoring & inspection on w
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4y ago
Wait, how do you do this? I love shottr and wasn’t aware of this capability. Bonus!
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4y ago
Check out loom.com for video recording
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4y ago
This is pretty minor. The area I have noticed a real performance difference between Intel and Apple silicon is the macOS activity monitor. On Intel machines it populates immediately when you switch between cpu/memory/energy. On m1
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4y ago
Phoenix as well with LiveController. It’s impressive what can be built with minimal JS while being pretty responsive and snappy.
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I really like Firefox but have recently started using Edge a lot more because Firefox is unable to do virtual backgrounds in Google Meet. At first I tried to run 2 browsers, Edge for meetings and Firefox for everything else but that got cum
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4y ago
The language is really nice, the compatibility with the Ruby language is impressive. It’s incredibly fast, uses a tiny amount of memory and it’s binaries are very small. For web development, the Lucky framework by Thoughbot is promising. Pe
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5y ago
This is really cool, are there similar real world repos for other languages not listed at the bottom of that project?
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5y ago
Why only US?
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11y ago
This is great news to hear, I've been using a brew recipe that includes: brew install xhyve docker docker-compose docker-machine docker-machine-driver-xhyve to get close to what they're doing in this beta. Really looking forward t