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by emerongi 6y ago
Same, deadlifts help a lot.
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by emerongi 6y ago
Same experience. I like to rotate between 2 chairs, sometimes standing up, sometimes laying down. I still have mild back pain sometimes, but it's way better than what it used to be. I used to barely be able to sleep through it. If you
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by emerongi 6y ago
In a small apartment I used to rent, there was a rod for hanging clothes over the bed. I didn't use the rod, so I just hung a tablet from the rod and watched movies in bed. It's a very comfortable position to be in, don't hav
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PaperWM: Tiling WM Extension for GNOME(github.com)
4 points by emerongi 6y ago|0 comments
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by emerongi 6y ago
I guess for now it's just a power game. In the future? Who knows what might happen if this sets a precedent. Seems like a slippery slope to me if the US government is allowed to just selectively ban communication channels on the ground
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by emerongi 6y ago
From experience, what happens internally in an organization is quite different from what is visible from the outside. Making up numbers like that is just a terrible insult to the people who work on a lot of useful stuff in Mozilla.
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by emerongi 6y ago
Thanks for the advice. I use the same plastic bottle for months when going to the gym. Should I stop doing this?
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José Valim: “Elixir is great for everything that runs on top of a socket”(evrone.com)
2 points by emerongi 6y ago|0 comments
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by emerongi 6y ago
They are not. There is a reason why seasoned Erlangers all tell you to avoid the process dictionary. Erlang docs[0] say the following: > Note that using the Process Dictionary: > - Destroys referencial transparency > - Makes debugg
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by emerongi 6y ago
Elixir does not try to do away with them. They are covered in the official guide: https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/typespecs-and-behavi... As soon as I add @behaviour to a module, I get IDE autocomplete and comp
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by emerongi 6y ago
Also in this case, it's not even your sugar. You're giving out someone else's sugar, so why the hell would you care?
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by emerongi 6y ago
Hooks are a bit of a double-edged sword in my opinion. On the one hand, they are nicely composable. You can make one hook call depend on another and you can easily build a lot of cool functionality thanks to this. On the other hand, you are
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by emerongi 6y ago
Favourite is great. I use it sparingly for obvious reasons - I only want truly important items in my favourites list.
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by emerongi 6y ago
My opinion on school, coming from someone living in Europe: - Homework should be abolished - School should start at a reasonable time. In my opinion, 8AM is too early. Kids that live far away have to wake up at 6AM, which is not a normal ti
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by emerongi 6y ago
Wow, that is seriously terrible. Very good example, thanks!
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by emerongi 6y ago
LiveView can use HTTP longpolling.
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by emerongi 6y ago
My grandpa accidentally used a phone number to register when he was trying to log in. His original account got promptly locked and for months they would periodically lock it. He had to provide ID proof every time. I don't use Facebook,
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by emerongi 6y ago
In the linked thread multiple people have tried contacting customer support. Apparently this is one of the responses: > Hello *, > This is Paul from Apple Developer Program Support. It was nice to speak with you today. I have resear
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by emerongi 6y ago
I think many dog breeds would outsmart the robot after a while.
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by emerongi 6y ago
I'd say there is value in learning for the sake of learning. Even if you later on decide that the Rust implementation is not production-ready, you can draw conclusions from the project, and the next time someone considers Rust for a bi
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by emerongi 6y ago
Oof, there are people out there that like to work with Spring? The over-engineering in the Java ecosystem has wasted more of my time than saved it.
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by emerongi 6y ago
If an industry leader with "the brightest software engineers in the world" is unable to write their software to a higher than average standard, then I think I am in the very reasonable position to point it out and raise discussion
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by emerongi 6y ago
Maybe lessons will be learned, maybe not. The industry seems to have very low standards. Let's let these mistakes happen over and over and let's just patch them as we go. No long-term thinking. Someone should collect all these hor
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by emerongi 6y ago
1. Server-side APIs can be versioned. If an old version is somehow changed, I would call it plain malpractice and in some other industries your license to practice could be stripped. 2. Client-side SDKs can be designed in a way that even if
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by emerongi 6y ago
The most popular apps on one of the most popular operating systems just plainly don't even open. What has this industry become? How are we so goddamn inept at writing software? This is an industry where we can automate testing - not ma
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by emerongi 6y ago
A whole ton of SEO. Any keyword from which you can make reasonable amounts of money will be cluttered with sites made by SEO people, who are really good at gaming the index, but really bad at anything else (i.e. actually giving proper infor
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by emerongi 6y ago
What is weird to me is that apparently there has not been someone in a position of power in this project that would go "Wait guys, this is not good. Any other ideas? How can we improve?" No, just roll on with it. There was a perio
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by emerongi 6y ago
Snaps are super laggy. GNOME calculator on Ubuntu runs in a snap and it is baffling that whoever made the decision to package it in a snap by default was OK with the fact that it takes 2 seconds to launch a basic calculator on a 2017 laptop
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by emerongi 6y ago
The very top drivers (1.5s faster than me) are probably around my weight, I'm ~70kg. There are heavier guys who are doing 1s faster laps than me.
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by emerongi 6y ago
I've been doing a bit of karting lately and the difference between a 58s and a 59s lap is crazy. Super hard to shave that second off, but it's also so obvious that the guy doing 58s laps is way faster. Last year there was a hobbyi

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