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by dysoco 4y ago
I've used Kdenlive in the past to make some simple videos (I have no experience whatsoever) and managed to quickly produce something; it does the job, it's lightweight, free and was intuitive for what I needed at the time.
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by dysoco 4y ago
Xiaomi Mi A1; bought it about 3 years ago and it's been working great so far, I had a few issues with the screen ghost-touching about a month ago, I had started looking for new phones and it fixed itself. Camera is great for my needs,
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by dysoco 4y ago
Notion does a lot of things right, but it's hardly going to be a 10/10 for me whilst they don't fix the performance, it's pretty awful, idk about the Mac native app but at least the web and "native" Windows app
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by dysoco 4y ago
Well, "cell" isn't too searchable either
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by dysoco 4y ago
Not me personally; but I remember that Mojang used Lenses in some of the Minecraft (or related tools) code: https://github.com/Mojang/DataFixerUpper/blob/8b5f82ab78b30f...
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by dysoco 4y ago
Not OP but in a very similar position. How much time off do you think would be enough? Are we talking like a one/two week vacation or something more in the range of months (which ofc would imply leaving my job)? Also does taking time o
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by dysoco 4y ago
I'm not a huge fan of Mac as a platform or OS but it has so many cool and polished desktop applications; I'm jealous.
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by dysoco 5y ago
I like the ethos behind this post; I've been struggling to finish projects for years, I get desmotivated, jump into another thing, don't finish it, come back after months now lost again, advance a little bit, drop it after a weeke
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by dysoco 5y ago
Personally I find leetcode boring because it's not something that would motivate you to see finished; it doesn't have a "real" purpose, maybe trying to build something concrete (a little game, a little web app, whatever)
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by dysoco 5y ago
Those are built by large teams with a lot of backing, and still suffer from many issues (mainly performance; Slack crawls very badly, VSCode and Discord not so much); I think it's gotten easier but still wouldn't call it "eas
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by dysoco 5y ago
I doubt this, at least for my country a simple search in LinkedIn of "NodeJS" and "React" have tenfold the results of searching for "Rails" or even "Django". It might be a bubble but basically every n
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by dysoco 5y ago
I was absolutely expecting a comparison with how hard it's to get started and develop software on modern MacOS and XCode today (is it? I haven't used it).
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by dysoco 5y ago
PopcornTime was hugely popular here a couple of years ago but now Stremio just put up a better product that did the same, and I hadn't heard of Popcorn in a while; I guess that's probably a big part of the reason.
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by dysoco 5y ago
Have you read Atomic Habits? If so how does this book compare? seems very similar
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by dysoco 5y ago
Thanks for the awesome reply! This has been really useful, I was mostly confused about bundle/rake now I understand most of the things to through rake but bundle just provides the env, makes sense. Also I created a project with bundle,
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by dysoco 5y ago
What a coincidence, I just started learning a bit of Ruby with an interpreter I'm writing a couple of nights ago. I will take the opportunity to ask; does anyone have a good introduction to creating Ruby (not Rails) projects? I'm
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by dysoco 5y ago
With WhatsApp you already cover probably 90% of Latin America and Europe; Telegram would be really nice to have since it's gaining traction and it's popular among tech-savvy users. Russia and Asia probably use other apps like WeCh
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by dysoco 5y ago
You might be already be aware of this but you might want to take into account the fact that many countries do not use SMS at all, first because it's non-free/expensive and secondly because people have just grown used to not even r
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by dysoco 5y ago
Looks impressive! Congrats, but more than the software I admire your persistence on a side project over two years.
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by dysoco 5y ago
There is something appealing about using a low-resource PC with a limited selection of software installed in order to be free from distractions that could otherwise stop me from being productive and write some code or learn something. I kno
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by dysoco 5y ago
How about Math? Usually they go hand in hand and you barely need a PC to read the book and do excercises.
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by dysoco 5y ago
Maybe not as long but enough for a couple of nights: The Hunt for the Death Valley Germans: https://www.otherhand.org/home-page/search-and-rescue/the-hu...
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by dysoco 5y ago
Okay this looks kinda useful, I actually like the idea of using a Telegram bot, I know many people will be against it but it's an app that runs everywhere; I always have quick access to it, and honestly it's the fastest way to sha
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by dysoco 6y ago
I live in a place where mugging is somewhat usual, and this could actually be useful if it were slightly cheaper and looked a bit more like a phone, so that I could carry it around and handle that instead of my real phone.
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by dysoco 6y ago
Is this even legal? I guess it depends on the country but doesn't sound legal at all where I live.
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by dysoco 6y ago
Sadly that way it's just too easy to start using more modern solutions bit by bit and suddenly you are in object-oriented hell or worse. Sometimes I've found that it's just easier to stick with plain C that way you don't
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by dysoco 6y ago
I would say read this: https://golang.org/doc/code.html
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by dysoco 6y ago
There was a mission in Flight Simulator 2000 or 2004 where you had to land in the red square.
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by dysoco 6y ago
As much as I'm an advocate for simple websites; I still prefer his old design. It was simple and wasn't bloated, and it was much more readable imho.
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by dysoco 7y ago
There are companies which usually have openings for kernel developers, mainly device manufacturers. There are currently a few in AMD's website.

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