folkrav

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by folkrav 5y ago
I mean, in a Node project, if I need some internal CLI tool, I'll just write a Node script. But for distributable apps, doesn't make much sense to me either.
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by folkrav 5y ago
You hit the nail right on the head. Right after high school, both my parents lived in the same small town on the outskirts of a larger city. From my father's house, it was a 30min walk to get to the bus stop, which had one passage ever
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by folkrav 5y ago
I'm in a 3-4 story area, barely any garage doors and we can park on both sides, still parking is a shitshow.
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by folkrav 5y ago
It failed cause it took a team that worked in X way and made them work in Y way. Siloed work and faulty communication is an issue with in-person too, just differently. Happy you found something that works for you, but you're overgenera
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by folkrav 5y ago
Non German here, but pandering to greens by switching to coal sounds like pure insanity. Not that I'm surprised by much these days...
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by folkrav 5y ago
Usually I just take a quick glance at, and/or try of the main features of a language in some REPL or toy program, _then_ will jump straight to developing something to it and Google/DDG my way through. I do agree that just Googling
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by folkrav 5y ago
Sometimes just terrible timing. My son decided to climb on a chair and fall head first on a ceramic floor last year lol. Didn't expect to spend a handful of hours at the ER on Christmas night in the middle of a pandemic, but there I wa
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by folkrav 5y ago
After rotating i3, bspwm and qtile for a while - never managing to make it "just work" as expected on every single machine I own - I gave up and went with Pop OS. Their Pop Shell extension is basically what I wanted all along - ti
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by folkrav 5y ago
I don't get a horizontal scrollbar unless I resize the viewport to <159px wide.
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by folkrav 5y ago
It's most definitely not how you're describing it in terms of time. There's tons of extracurricular work, outside of work meetings, prep work, grading, etc. The vacations are shorter than they look, a short month, maybe. Teac
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by folkrav 5y ago
Yeah, I did scouts for a couple of years. I'd like to do some dev coaching at some point, maybe. COVID put a brake to some of my plans, but I'm having a lot of fun teaching my 4yo son in the meantime haha.
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by folkrav 5y ago
This. It's really not a 35h/week job. 35h in class doesn't equate to 35h of work.
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by folkrav 5y ago
This is one of the main reasons why I left the field before even graduating (elementary education, left halfway through the degree). The amount of bullshit you have to deal with on top of the terrible compensation and how little people seem
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by folkrav 5y ago
I suspect the reason it's not as daunting as it usually can be is cause it doesn't feel like it's scroll-jacking you, in a sense. When you're scrolling, it still feels like you're going "downwards". You st
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by folkrav 5y ago
Been using a Keebio Iris[0] (here's my build[1]) for the last 3 years and so, which I've initially built in an attempt to mitigate some nerve pressure issues in the elbow (I have ulnar nerve hypermobility in both arms on top of re
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by folkrav 5y ago
If it's that important to you, it's likely in a professional setting, isn't it? I'd say most CoCs are perfectly reasonable, and you usually have to go out of your way to cross them in a professional software development
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by folkrav 5y ago
I'd tend to describe one's body as a state more than a possession. You are your body, it's not something you can get rid of.
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by folkrav 5y ago
I'm genuinely curious: why should contributors have to endure someone's toxicity if something can be done about it? In professional settings, I've seen colleagues get fired over bad behavior, and not for the lack of competenc
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by folkrav 5y ago
Yep. I'd add that making sure your script returns a proper error code and to output error logging to `stderr` is good practice too. No additional imports required in this case as you already have `sys`, by just replacing the `print(&#x
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by folkrav 5y ago
> All major clouds have better alternatives to Vault. Debatable. From my experience, all major clours have alternatives to Vault, but not "better" by any stretch of the imagination.
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by folkrav 5y ago
I'd be willing to bet whichever paid browser popped up would both still keep the telemetry _and_ fuck us with subscription based, you-won't-ever-own-your-browser payment scheme.
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by folkrav 5y ago
$154999.89 looks like about $154999.89 to me. What is there to notice?
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by folkrav 5y ago
Yep, this is exactly the type of application I don't care if it eats my RAM for a couple of minutes if it does its job well. In my experience it does. I just use `dd` if I have access to it but otherwise etcher does the job for me, for
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by folkrav 5y ago
Python is strongly typed. Dynamic, but not weak.
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by folkrav 5y ago
Nor tons of individuals' wallets.
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by folkrav 5y ago
From the Github profile, OP is French, in which "entreprise" is "enterprise".
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by folkrav 5y ago
I'd rather know upfront that the author is the poster. Full disclosure and all.
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by folkrav 5y ago
Self hosting e-mail? With the trust issues you get with small mail servers these days, I've got better things to do than worry if that job application ever reached their inbox.
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by folkrav 5y ago
Clickbait-y as hell. Three paragraphs in they say they blame the FSC, and that IKEA and other manufacturers rely on green certifications to insure their wood come from sustainable sources. Kind of scummy to call it "IKEA's House o
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by folkrav 5y ago
I think it's nvim-bufferline https://github.com/akinsho/nvim-bufferline.lua

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