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by dvcrn 10y ago
I agree. I am still longing for the new Apple MacBooks and love the tech they are putting out. I was highly hoping for a 12" revamp so I could finally get one. The first model was nice but didn't convince me just yet, but what the
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I was kind of hoping for a revamped 12" MacBook but looks like we didn't get one. I wonder if this bump is already the usual spring revamp or if something else will come in April
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Vim and Sublime have great support for code completion. I've never met someone who writes code completely without any plugins
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by dvcrn 10y ago
One thing I always thought would be interesting (but no idea if viable): allow trusted engineers / seniors who have been in the company for a certain time to vouch and directly push a referral through to the final interview stage. Some
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Thanks for the Little Flocker tip! Didn't know this app yet!
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by dvcrn 10y ago
As a engineer, I was quite curious to visit the US and maybe even consider it as a destination for working, but that was before I knew all the things that are going on there like problems with visas, racism (police shooting people without a
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Elon Musk Is Rewarding a Heroic Tesla Owner(fortune.com)
2 points by dvcrn 10y ago|0 comments
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Here in Japan the government tries to actively shape the public opinion about Fukushima. You often see ads and projects advertising what a beautiful place it still is and how everything will soon be fine. Then you have companies helping wit
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by dvcrn 10y ago
In Japan Craigslist exists but isn't nearly as popular. A lot of companies tried to replicate the Craigslist effect but interestingly with little success But lately you have new players like mercari and frill with tons of funding behin
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I previously received a formal complaint from a coworker for walking directly to their table and asking/clarifying something. The person told me I should not do that and just slack them instead. On the other hand I worked with people w
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by dvcrn 10y ago
The problem with remote, at least for me, is the visa. Being remote-only is nice for traveling around but the sad reality is that you will always be a non-citizen no matter where you go. Even if you really like a place, you will be working
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I love react native but only in combination with clojurescript as javascript replacement. Speaking of high-performance, is anyone here who has some insights how performance would change when swapping JS with cljs?
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but AFAIK the Facebook app isn't really using react native yet, just in very small parts (event dashboard). The rest is still plain old swift and objc.
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I incorporated in German as well and while I studied all of the procedure and book keeping in school, it was still extremely scary and I would never ever do it again without an accountant. I want to emphasize on the "less than 2000 Eur
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Yalu iOS 10.2 jailbreak(yalujailbreak.com)
2 points by dvcrn 10y ago|1 comments
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by dvcrn 10y ago
That's great! Simpler solutions are most of the times better. I needed to squish start dates and deadlines, task scheduling, 'waiting on' + 'someday' lists, project pages, weekly overviews and better migrations into
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I recently adapted bulletjournaling (from OmniFocus) and absolutely love it. Writing my journal is very relaxing and became a daily ritual of mine. Once a week i escape with my notebook to a cafe (without any tech gadgets) and review my ent
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I'm glad that the trend is slowly going towards hiring generally smart people instead of a "PHP/Rails/Python programmer". I'd say, better hire people that can easily adapt something new if needed rather than sa
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I agree. If inlining images would be as easy as in Bear, I would be very very happy. As it stands, I have to preview my document to see the images
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by dvcrn 10y ago
It's more a full blown, fully customizable writing app targeted at writers. Using it only for notes is probably not doing it justice. In any way, my point is, I personally rather pay a price and own the piece of software than renting a
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I worked with people in the past that refused to touch postgres because it doesn't have a UI they like. They insisted on using MySQL for that sole reason.
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I on the other hand find Bear horrible. You are completely locking yourself into their system and if you stop paying the monthly fee, you even loose the ability to sync your things to your phone or Mac. On top of that, I find their organiza
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I noticed that on new Emojis on my MacBook. Some of the new emojis like ‍ are rendered as "guy behind a MacBook" on my PC but on phones without the emoji as "guy emoji" and "computer emoji". Same for ‍️ (male v
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I wanted to try Vimperator multiple multiple times but every single time I installed it, it didn't work for some reason. Either Firefox introduced some breaking change that made Vimperator unusable or I received error messages that thr
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by dvcrn 10y ago
This. Both map apps are very good in the states but suck in other countries. For example, Google maps can't even show directions in South Korea while Apple maps can due to government restrictions.
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I like how this feels, but sadly without 1Password and AdBlock I can't consider using it for now. It looks like it's running pretty much on the same tech as normal opera and chrome. Here's to hope that extensions are coming s
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by dvcrn 10y ago
As a tmux+vim user, this hits right home for me. I never use terminal tabs and do almost everything inside tmux. The only time during development I use a other app is when I start neovim-qt, just so I have faster rendering and squeeze even
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Something creative while at the same time completely opposite to what I do now. Probably become a presenter, video content creator or entertainer. I'm shy, suck in presentations and am not very funny. Plus I work all day from my laptop
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Oh damn! That's impressive. I will definitely do some more research on this! Having a TB3 core with graphic power at home that I could just plug in if I need the power, and otherwise carry a small lightweld MacBook with me sounds too g
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Dang. Any idea about potential ongoing hack projects to make this work?

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