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by dguo 6y ago
I have my eye on that one. One of the creators just did an AMA on Discord an hour ago: https://discordapp.com/channels/571093131651448852/703384583... I think I'm going to hold out for the Inkplate 10 (9.7&qu
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Making Illegal States Unrepresentable(buttondown.email)
3 points by dguo 6y ago|1 comments
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by dguo 6y ago
I'm planning on migrating from Gmail to Fastmail, but I'm holding off until Hey launches to see what it offers.
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by dguo 7y ago
To your point, I do think it depends on the team and their ability to make good judgment calls. But type safety is a spectrum anyway. One could say that not having dependent types is like having a swimming pool without a lifeguard. Should e
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by dguo 7y ago
Note that Stripe is working on a type checker for Ruby: https://sorbet.org/ I second the sentiment though. I wouldn't choose to use plain JavaScript over TypeScript for any significant project. You might ask why I woul
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by dguo 7y ago
https://www.dannyguo.com/blog I'm still working on developing a habit of writing regularly. I love it when I find a personal blog post that perfectly solves a problem that I have (especially when that blog post is esse
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by dguo 7y ago
Thanks for the tip! I'm glad to see they've implemented this. Though I'm still very frustrated about how long it took for them to do anything about this problem.
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by dguo 7y ago
One of my relatives suffered three SIM swap attacks over about six months. I asked our carrier after the first two times what we could do to prevent it from occurring again. The answer each time boiled down to "nothing." After the
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by dguo 7y ago
That's fair. My counterpoint would be that Apple could have become a customer of the Dark Sky API, achieving essentially the same result without Dark Sky having to kill off platforms. But sure, at that point, it probably makes sense fo
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by dguo 7y ago
"We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to reach far more people, with far more impact, than we ever could alone." I generally don't mind "our incredible journey" posts that much, but I wonder how much mental gymnas
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by dguo 7y ago
Yep, you could definitely choose to use either 1Password or Bitwarden for both passwords and 2FA codes. I addressed this point in the article. I'm willing to deal with the hassle of using two password managers to avoid putting them all
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Migrating from Authy to Bitwarden for 2FA Codes(dannyguo.com)
4 points by dguo 7y ago|2 comments
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by dguo 7y ago
I keep a text log and add entries manually every morning. I add my best guesses for when I actually fell asleep and when I woke up. I also log when I woke up in the middle of the night and for how long. I'm interested in using a device
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by dguo 7y ago
Thanks for the reply, and good luck! I'm particularly excited about trying it out since you've already implemented cross-platform support.
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by dguo 7y ago
I'm looking forward to trying it out! I'm surprised by how much attention the name is getting. I don't think I personally know anyone who would use GNU Screen over tmux. And disambiguation doesn't seem hard in this case
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by dguo 7y ago
Thank you so much for adding that Wikipedia link. For years (no exaggeration), I've been trying to remember the term for the problem of forgetting what it was like to not know something. I was never able to come up with the right searc
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by dguo 7y ago
https://www.dannyguo.com/ Built with Hugo: https://gohugo.io/
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by dguo 7y ago
You are correct: https://fortune.com/2016/04/19/casper-amazon-of-sleep/
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by dguo 7y ago
I use Citymapper whenever I'm in NYC. In my experience, it's much better than Google Maps at providing alternate routes and predicting how long travel will take. It also has many small touches that add up. My favorite ones are tha
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The Introductory Guide to AssemblyScript(blog.logrocket.com)
1 points by dguo 7y ago|0 comments
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by dguo 7y ago
Ha! Of course they did. Thanks for the link.
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by dguo 7y ago
For many years, I've claimed to some of my friends that the goal of Amazon is to get to the point where they can order things for us before we even know that we want them. So Amazon wouldn't even require a confirmation on our part
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by dguo 7y ago
Good point, but one of the key aspects about Firefox's implementation is that you can have different container tabs within the same window. As far as I know, that's still not possible with Chrome.
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by dguo 7y ago
The post briefly mentions multi-account containers[1]. I have loved using them and regard them as a killer feature for Firefox. Very few websites support account switching. Google is probably the best example, and even then, I don't re
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by dguo 7y ago
The association would still exist implicitly in the code that uses the database. The columns could stay the same, and the code could still use the item's hypothetical cart_id column to get the items in a cart. You lose the explicitness
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by dguo 7y ago
For programming related websites, CodeFund[1] is an option. I tried both Carbon and CodeFund for one of my websites[2], and CodeFund paid out significantly more. CodeFund is also open source and seems committed to desirable principles, like
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by dguo 7y ago
John Carmack has some thoughts on this issue: http://number-none.com/blow/john_carmack_on_inlined_code.htm... I personally prefer style C with occasional comments serving as guidelines for the reader.
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by dguo 7y ago
In college, one of my computer science professors was giving a lecture in which he explained all the low level things (like setting up the stack) that go into calling a function. Then he compared it to the context switches that occur during
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by dguo 7y ago
I haven't tried it myself, but there's the new Windows Terminal if you aren't aware of it. https://github.com/microsoft/terminal
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by dguo 7y ago
I recently purchased a moissanite[1] ring and was very happy that it was a choice. My disillusionment with diamonds started when I read this article[2] on how the industry manufactured demand. The argument against diamonds and for moissanit

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