douglee650

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by douglee650 6mo ago
TLDR: practice. If you have sufficient natural talent xor will, you will eventually go past the canon of available material and begin to transcribe your own. Then there are those who move to creation, either immediately or somewhere in the
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by douglee650 7mo ago
Feels sloppy (is sloppy) but I think the idea is to prioritize OS unification for hardware reasons, and UX across product suite — devices can share data, apps, screens, everything.
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by douglee650 8mo ago
I wonder if tube harmonics modeled by solid state settings has shaped music. Of course it has; music from that era is instrument-oriented. The discovery of feedback tones and the resulting incorporation in the musical experience — a three h
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by douglee650 9mo ago
Isn't it more of a style decision where if your team rebases, and practices clean code discipline, and excellence is a habit rather than an enforcement — the signals visibly emit in `status`. Most committers don't really understan
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by douglee650 9mo ago
The second half of the post essentially describes low/high context social dynamics. Outside of linguistucs, I've seen it applied as a concept of social group inclusion and mobility. Eg. America is a low context society — if you me
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by douglee650 10mo ago
Wonders if author has studied low vs high context societies
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by douglee650 11mo ago
Men, asymptotic to 100% factors, women absolute 100% factors. Wondering if this is point author is trying to make?
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by douglee650 11mo ago
You lost me at, "XML is not that bad if you are already doing <x>". Verbosity is insane, attribute vs element freedom induces crowd madness. But I do love the data-visiting parts, why can't they somehow get that into Ma
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by douglee650 11mo ago
Crabs in a bucket is probably the bandit left triangle, people competing by dragging others down. Flaizers are the lower left quadrant, what original author refers to as "stupid" — causing harm to themselves and others with no ben
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by douglee650 11mo ago
"Why is Redis talking to MongoDB?" lol, In the diagram, Redis is not even talking with MongoDB
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by douglee650 11mo ago
I finally made the switch to vim when I was working on a really large frontend template that consisted of the same massive repeated block where a small portion of each was different based on a condition. There was a lot of search and replac
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by douglee650 11mo ago
Ha, I have independently arrived at this theory, with far less structure and elegance. Flaize = flail + lose. You're flailing and you're losing (and taking other people down with you). "The world is full of flaizers, non-stop
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by douglee650 11mo ago
Doesn’t emacs slow down on really long files? I mean like 8,000 lines
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by douglee650 11mo ago
It’s a well made, elaborate infomercial with a science hook.
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by douglee650 11mo ago
Don't take it personally; not inviting them after a few times is enough.
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by douglee650 1y ago
Then, finally you reach the last layer: a 4" x 6" notepad and pen that are always kept at your desk
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by douglee650 1y ago
Most of it _is_ the stress. That's the environment you'd be coding in, so makes sense to test for it.
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by douglee650 1y ago
It's painful to use, but lets non-technical clients edit copy and create content in a safe environment. There's a runtime CMS types creator and a WYSIWYG html editor with facility for code blocks from global to inline scopes. Also
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by douglee650 1y ago
Forked
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by douglee650 1y ago
I am a convert, once you get the hang of the configurability it's very good (Tailwind 4). You don't have to go to separate files which is more streamlined, esp when doing in React. I like to format in logical chunks per line, for
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by douglee650 2y ago
> That being said, Tailwind that's set up well in coordination with a complex design system really does feel like it's a win. Seeing that in action was an aha moment where I was able to see value that made some of the tradeoffs
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by douglee650 2y ago
Yes, exactly. You can use TW for the utility classes and copy-paste-and-go components, and append your own over/under/side-lay layers to create whatever css you want. What about a system that could take a really long TW className
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by douglee650 2y ago
In the US, you vote for one party or the other. It reduces to tribalism, so why do the extra work to get to the reductive result?
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by douglee650 2y ago
I guess I am expecting too much. But dang, comment reply from simonw!
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by douglee650 2y ago
This is Engadget's error, but the name would be Y(o)ung Hyun-Jun, where Yung is the last name, and Hyun-Jun is his "first+middle" name
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by douglee650 2y ago
You know what Claude can't do? Successfully vibe me a solution to: """ i need a bashrc command that will map the alias "logg" to open macvim to the file at ~/log.txt, then execute the macro defined by &quo
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by douglee650 2y ago
So I assume you have tried vscode vim mode. Would love to hear your thoughts. Are you on Mac/Linux or Windows?
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by douglee650 2y ago
Get them a Roth IRA. Put $7k in it each year as long as you can. Invest the Roth in an index fund, dividend fund, or straight up picks. Have them put into the fund as soon as they are able (summer jobs, etc) If you have enough, buy another
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by douglee650 2y ago
Oh man … stay in your lane. Capitalism. The human condition can seem very hopeless, for sure.
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by douglee650 2y ago
Why the heck is there a beer in the background of pics? Lol

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