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by dhagz 7y ago
I'll agree with that - I have a board that I built with Clear-minded Pandas (basically the same thing, but a Halo Clear stem instead of a Halo True), and it is so amazingly satisfying as a tactile board. Like you said - basically zero
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by dhagz 7y ago
My understanding from listening to employees on podcasts and such was that GitHub had a lot of technical debt (old Rails versions, hacks on old Rails versions to get features in newer Rails versions, etc) that they were whittling down going
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by dhagz 7y ago
It looks like that is the case.
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by dhagz 7y ago
I agree. It's the other generation's (or multiple other generations's) fault.
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by dhagz 7y ago
I'm vacillating between using Drafts and nvAlt. I like nvAlt because it's plaintext, but it's not as readily available as Drafts - I haven't found a mobile client that I like for working with plaintext yet.
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by dhagz 7y ago
I do. It's rather minimal, but I like it. I use a Rhodia Goalbook, which has numbered pages and a nice month/day view in the front. I can jot down events on specific days, or I can do more longform stuff on the regular pages. I&#x
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by dhagz 7y ago
It's a lot harder to demonstrate how the value added by improving stability. Like, what's the difference between 99.93% availability and 99.95% availability? How do you show that increasing test coverage by 5% helps users and brin
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by dhagz 7y ago
With regards to your second question, I think the preference to selling a minority stake over taking out a loan is that the loan is debt, the minority stake is not. A lot of what DHH is arguing for here was only possible for 37Signals/
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by dhagz 7y ago
Of course: they are trying to set the narrative on this. They are trying to make the argument that Safari is like the other "operating system apps" that they don't allow you to change. I don't like that they're doin
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by dhagz 7y ago
Without a doubt, half the reason I use a 40% keyboard is how it looks. I feel that the ergonomics argument is not fully thought out, as holding down a modifier to access other layers can actually reduce ergonomics if you haven't set up
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by dhagz 7y ago
Extra fun tip I'm sort of nervous putting out there just because it's a potential attack vector: if you used the same email address as your existing MyDisneyExperience account, guess what? The password you set while registering fo
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by dhagz 7y ago
And from the look of it, EVERYTHING is there. So far only a couple of things I haven't been able to find, which were either super-niche (an old Christmas sing-along video I watched as a kid), or Song of the South.
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by dhagz 7y ago
Disney+ allows streaming to up to four devices simultaneously.
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by dhagz 7y ago
The only reason I like writing tests before code-complete is that I feel less likely to write my tests to the code. But really, that just amounts to defining the functionality of the app beforehand, but by way of unit/system tests rath
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by dhagz 7y ago
Welcome to functional programming.
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by dhagz 7y ago
I don't like it either, but that's an artifact of using macOS - most users aren't fully aware of Linux naming conventions.
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by dhagz 7y ago
I have this on an old iPod Video - easily the best media player I've ever had. I think this was my first exposure to the idea of running non-Apple firmware on Apple devices (loathe to call it a jailbreak, but it feels sorta like one).
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by dhagz 7y ago
Who needs multicursors when you have macros?
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by dhagz 7y ago
It will probably undergo several revisions and optimizations before mass production. Prototyping is usually pretty early in the process.
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by dhagz 7y ago
Basically, having two ways of interacting with the file: one mode lets you execute commands to edit the file, the other mode lets you type like in a typical GUI editor.
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by dhagz 7y ago
Vim has mouse support. You just need to turn it on in your .vimrc/init.vim with `set mouse=nv` (that specifically enables the mouse in normal and visual modes).
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by dhagz 7y ago
Reading the product page, it looks like there will be monthly releases of new content. So it might be a merger of the two release styles: a new, complete show/movie every month.
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by dhagz 7y ago
I forget the name of it, but there is a regulation that requires them to do that. You used to have to pay a small fee for iOS updates (I think just for the iPod Touch) - they got around it for the iPhone by doing this trick to have it consi
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by dhagz 7y ago
It really is an amazing example of a healthy pattern becoming dark after awhile. Google spent years establishing themselves as the best search engine, to the point where you would want to click on the first result. Then, they slowly start a
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by dhagz 7y ago
In the most basic sense, you can make a computer with it.
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by dhagz 9y ago
I absolutely love that story, and it's a big influencer for my daily decision process.
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by dhagz 9y ago
Right now I'm reading Zen Guitar to rethink how I play guitar, and The Color of Magic for fun.
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by dhagz 9y ago
I mean, I think a study of iPhone addiction in general would be a good thing. Adults definitely know they are dependent on their devices, but it would be interesting to see if any long-term effects can be extrapolated. Moreso I'd just
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by dhagz 10y ago
Atlassian provides a whole gamut of enterprise-geared software development tools, whereas GitHub has only just recently started actively pursuing enterprise accounts and providing the features they want. In addition, Atlassian's servic
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by dhagz 10y ago
This is the true thing to be angry about with the new wave of Apple laptops.

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