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Review of the Kinesis Advantage360 Professional(arslan.io)
110 points by farslan 4y ago|110 comments
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by farslan 4y ago
That's wrong. Turkish coffee is a coffee making technique, where you dissolve very finely grounded coffee (finer than espresso) in a boiling water directly. There are no filters or puck or anything alike. You get a very strong cup of c
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Designing a wireless charging pad from scratch(arslan.io)
1 points by farslan 4y ago|0 comments
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How I got into 3D Printing(arslan.io)
2 points by farslan 4y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 4y ago
For anyone interested, I made the complete opposite change and moved from the U.S to Turkey: https://arslan.io/2020/12/20/why-i-left-the-us/
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An open letter from the President of Kinesis, to the ZMK community(kinesis-ergo.com)
6 points by farslan 5y ago|0 comments
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When are you going to support PostgreSQL?(twitter.com)
2 points by farslan 5y ago|0 comments
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My review of the Moonlander MK1 split keyboard(arslan.io)
2 points by farslan 5y ago|0 comments
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DigitalOcean Holdings, Inc. (DOCN)(finance.yahoo.com)
4 points by farslan 6y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 6y ago
Could you share your layout? I also recently started using a Moonlander. I can currently type around 40-50 WPM, but it's getting better.
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Automatic dark mode for terminal applications(arslan.io)
1 points by farslan 6y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 6y ago
Hi geoah, Looking back, I think following this contribution model of open source but no contribution would definitely help me. In the beginning, I hadn't a lot of experience managing a large open source project. I would accept all kind
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Open-source, not open-contribution(github.com)
661 points by farslan 6y ago|321 comments
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Meet Vantage: AWS, but with DigitalOcean's simplicity(techcrunch.com)
8 points by farslan 6y ago|0 comments
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Three bugs in the Go MySQL driver(github.blog)
303 points by farslan 6y ago|87 comments
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DigitalOcean raises $50M from Access Industries and A16Z(techcrunch.com)
2 points by farslan 6y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 7y ago
Thanks for the all the work. And I hope my rant doesn't come something as a bad. But I truly believe the versioning along with the import path is confusing. I hope the team goes over the versioning again and come up with something that
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by farslan 7y ago
Because they would had to add a `/v2` suffix to the import path and seems like they didn't wanted to add that. The question is, why is this not released as v1.0.0 then? Still trying to understand the reasoning for this.
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by farslan 7y ago
Yeap. I have Oticon OPN's which have bluetooth support. I talk with people over my iPhone. The only caveat is that the microphone is the iPhone itself. I wonder if their Bluetooth support implies microphone support embedded in hearing
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by farslan 7y ago
How so? There is so many things that we sometimes forgot. Even experienced developers will make mistakes.
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by farslan 7y ago
It's not only about the code. For example it also could fixe your import paths if one of your libraries has a CVE and a new version was released. In the case of Fixmie, all the fixes are "suggestion" and GitHub nicely allows
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by farslan 7y ago
Next step is to provide automated fixes. I've have a side project that does it for Go source code: https://fixmie.com (have plans for other languages and protocols). But due my Visa situation here in the US (H1B), I'll
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by farslan 7y ago
Op here. Yeah you’re right. I’ve mentioned it though in the context of file contents. Just updated to make it clear.
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by farslan 7y ago
Op here. Exactly this. I’ve seen many times where people had scripts and had to modify it (such as commenting code) when something has failed in the middle of the script.
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by farslan 7y ago
I'm using hearing aids for almost 8 years. This is just PR. What I'm looking for is a new company that disrupts all these companies. I've paid around $5K for one pair (Oticon) and it's just insane how much they cost. Bos
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by farslan 8y ago
This is now mostly fixed with "gopls". It's using go/packages under the hood which is both GOPATH and Go modules aware. gopls has also caching inbuilt, both code completion and jump to definition works very well. If you&
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by farslan 8y ago
HEAD of vim-go has now gopls support, which has excellent support for Go modules for code completion and jumpt to definition. Give it a try.
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by farslan 8y ago
OP here: Thanks for making the coffee at least :) I also wish iOS wouldn't be limiting and Apple would allows us to develop locally. I think we're getting there slowly and I'm looking forward to that day.
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by farslan 8y ago
OP here: Thanks for the comment. I thought I was clear that this was an experiment and that I wanted to try out things. Now that I'm using it for couple of months, I have even more things to share that are not covered by my blog post.
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Vim.dev is redirected to Emacs website(vim.dev)
71 points by farslan 8y ago|59 comments

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