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elviejo
6y ago
open the file in another editor. like notepad, word.. from there you can print.
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elviejo
6y ago
My thoughts exactly... Now I have too many electron apps... So anything that helps to diminish my RAM consumption is welcome.
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elviejo
6y ago
If your queries require a lot of joins, then a graph database will make things easier.
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elviejo
6y ago
Since functions are a fundamental concept in Programming and you are going to use it everywhere you should use the smallest word possible or better yet no word at all. Like Haskell's: add x y = x+y The same declaration applies for cons
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elviejo
6y ago
the commands: script / scriptreplay are the ones you are looking for. Now if you also would like to reproduce the video experience you coul use: https://asciinema.org/ Wich records a your terminal session, looks like a
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Abstraction: extract the essential for this problem in this situation and make it so easily to understand for someone with domain knowledge. Composition: the output of a function/ program / server should be digestible by another f
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elviejo
6y ago
How did you avoid going into "management" ?? Have you ever been "promoted" to project manager?
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elviejo
6y ago
Thank you for this "Ask HN" ever since I became a parent, the only books I'm able to finish are the ones that are 200 pages or less.
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elviejo
6y ago
I started to use Gatsby. I cannot believe what an over engineered piece of... Software?? It is. Do you want to display markdon files?? Oh that would be plugin. Ok I got the plugin. Can I display a Markdown now? Not yet you must write a Grap
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This is so incredebly cool. Hat's off to you sir. I've dreamed with doing the same. Now if you could make it compile in WASM and available from the browser window. You might be able to bring smalltalk back to the forefront where i
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elviejo
6y ago
Try floobits.com is the implementation of this idea.
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What makes floobits awesome is that it could will allow someone using Vim and someone using Emacs to do pair programming. And if you can make Emacs and vim users happy then you can have world peace. The only problem we had with it, was that
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6y ago
plus one...
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elviejo
7y ago
Use a text editor such as Emacs or Vim. Migrate from front end development to backend... Learn to live in the command line. Take car of your soul
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elviejo
7y ago
Do you mind going deeper here? Which protocols? Can you point to examples? Because I was about to design a signing Json solution but based on the comments here it is a bad idea.
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7y ago
Sorry can you explain what it does? I don't get it from the example..
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7y ago
Well for starters we should see an uptake in remote work positions. Now that software companies have been forced to test it for 3 months... They hopefully won't go back to the old way of doing business. Or companies that already did re
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7y ago
org-mode is personal organization "application* that runs inside the emacs text editor. Some, including me, swear by it as the ultimate personal organizer, note taking, mind dumping application
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elviejo
7y ago
Ginko app is a mic between: Text editor Outliner With a card and grid metaphor
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elviejo
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Programming is 1,000 room hotel of which we live in only one. I recommend you study different programming paradigms because in them we can find really interesting approaches to solve problems. For me those have been: - functional programm
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elviejo
7y ago
I have the same problem.. too many ideas to develop... Shiny new technologies to learn. What I've done is: 1. Just don't do programming side projects. Currently my side project is making a couple of bookshelves for my house (Googl
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I don't think.. I've also bookmarked everything from 1996... And I've lost everything every five years or so... I would say 40% of my Google search are for content that I know I have bookmarked someplace... And can't
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I tried to use composition but couldn't get it to compile :(
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"Let it go" by Madame Stephanie "Steve" Shirley Creating a software company 100% remote 99% women In the 1960s!!!! How was it possible?? Easy "programmers" programmed flawless programs in their homes with pe
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Nice it only took a global pandemic to accomplish the free sharing of information that Aaron Swartz was trying to accomplish: "In 2011, Swartz was arrested by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) police on state breaking-and-ent
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"unidentified German government source" plus: - Timeline of CEO replacement just days after meeting Trump - Everything we know about Trump administration and their "america first" philosophy. - Everything we know about
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What is a case management platform? What are the requirements of such a system? What benefit do they provide?
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elviejo
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Don't do it. Things are going to get worst, before they get better. Your potential customers are seeing their current customers canceling orders, canceling projects, etc. As you said both your parents were recently laid off... And unde
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elviejo
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Try ELM, with elm-ui it makes much more sense than the dumpster fire that is "modern" JavaScript development. Maybe I'm just old like you. But I remember that it was easy to make graphical user interfaces, connected to a data
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Except for the little fact that Eiffel has had those features since 1986. Agda first release was in 2007 Idris also in 2007 Liquid Haskell thesis was published in 2016
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