folkrav

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by folkrav 5y ago
Fair enough too. In my case I tend to go for 50/50 - I take about half my vacation days to literally "do nothing" (meaning catching up on games I missed since my son was born by lack of time, waking up late(r), watching movie
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by folkrav 5y ago
> Like you I don't understand how/why people do this. I think it's about doing something different. You raised the question and answered it in two sentences. This is exactly why some people are able to take a complete brea
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by folkrav 5y ago
Such a gratuitously pretentious take.
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by folkrav 5y ago
> For many languages It's perfectly fair to compare them for some languages (mostly web). Let's also not pretend like people aren't comparing vim and ST with VSC all the time, while they're very different products.
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by folkrav 5y ago
Last I tried setting up LSP in ST, it kinda blew. Tons of manual, machine specific configs. No debugging, refactoring... From my POV they are _not_ comparable.
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by folkrav 5y ago
My completions/auto-imports/refactoring/debugging workflow is more or less identical in VS Code and PyCharm for JS/TS stuff. Python it's so-so. The golang plugin has pretty good integration for all that stuff too. I
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by folkrav 5y ago
I tend to agree with this POV. However, even I have to admit that VS Code (which this IDE is based on) is pretty much the poster child of Electron done right. For many languages it's quite literally IDE level of functionality, for less
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by folkrav 5y ago
Average without median doesn't really tell me much. Not that it's likely (more or less playing devil's advocate), but could just as well be 2999 minimum wage jobs and a single person doing millions.
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by folkrav 5y ago
Why would the Ruby interpreter suddenly stop running?
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by folkrav 5y ago
The Filezilla/(s)FTP approach still works just fine for simple usecases such as yours. For anything else remotely mission critical... I seriously cannot long for the days of figuring out the hard way that someone, sometime, nobody know
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by folkrav 6y ago
> that's probably the kind of work I'm trying to avoid. The boring bits _are_ part of the job. > I only have one life, and I just don't want to be paid to "stay around and do the boring bits", or at least not
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by folkrav 6y ago
Say all you need is a fixed set of strings that get reused everywhere. What is better accomplished by defining a union type AND consts literals rather vs creating a single string-based enum and using that everywhere? I feel like I'm mi
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by folkrav 6y ago
We've had type hints since 3.5 - therefore 2015, so 6 years.
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by folkrav 6y ago
Yeah, it must be. I much prefer using monitors at stock resolution, without scaling, for that sweet real-estate, rather than having pretty displays where I can't see pixels just so it's pretty. I had a retina MacBook for a while,
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by folkrav 6y ago
Fair point.
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by folkrav 6y ago
I'm curious: why do you care about aspect ratio vs. (effective) resolution? Seems like an odd thing to focus on, when it has nothing to do with how much stuff you can display on screen. Do you mean at comparable sizes?
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by folkrav 6y ago
> enums [...] everybody but me hates them Hmm, what did I miss, why do people hate them exactly? > And sure it’s marked “experimental” but it’s used a lot and almost guaranteed to be a future conflict. Putting that toothpaste back in
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by folkrav 6y ago
> I sort of resent it when I need to travel on a Sunday to get to some event/meeting As you should. It was something that should have been your time, and became company time.
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by folkrav 6y ago
> I've made friends for life at this company. I've just said this earlier in another comment, but I've never had what I'd consider true friendships come out from work acquaintances. I just don't consider "I
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by folkrav 6y ago
Maybe our definition of what counts as a friend differ? I don't really consider work acquaintances (some of those I loved working with and would do again in a heartbeat if the occasion presented itself) "friends". A friend is
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by folkrav 6y ago
> There seems to be a lot of resistance from remote workers about remote worker retreats happening outside of work hours. Is this actually a thing? I have never heard of it other than the weekend caveat (weekend only event with team buy
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by folkrav 6y ago
Yeah that can work. I've had a barbecue and games with my current full remote team before lockdowns, it was fun, and seeing them face to face was nice. But it was during work hours. And I still took my car and drove back home at the en
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by folkrav 6y ago
I am 100% remote. Some face to face is desirable, sure. Do it in core work hours, and don't assume I want to work outside those.
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by folkrav 6y ago
> In my remote experience, I definitely don't talk to my colleagues that much. Maybe you should, then. I speak to my colleagues at the very least 30 minutes to 1h a day, and work full remote. > But when you're trying to buil
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by folkrav 6y ago
I have an 34" 1440p ultrawide + vertical 24" 1080p at home. That setup > all setups I've ever managed to get at work, including that triple 24" I've had once. I can't stand working off a laptop my hands, nec
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by folkrav 6y ago
> And for the social aspect, weekend or week-long dev retreats are ideal. As much as I appreciate (most of) my coworkers, on nights and weekends I want to close my computer and spend quality time with my family, not see and talk to the s
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by folkrav 6y ago
For some languages, VSC plays in IDE territory. Compared to other IDEs in the same space, it's pretty similar, if not lighter.
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by folkrav 6y ago
> They generally taught that you reached your faith through logic and exploration and doubt of faith until you hit the point where you realize you can't explain it all with logic I'm fine with this... until they start proposing
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by folkrav 6y ago
As much as I appreciate your level headed approach of the whole thing, the very basis of most religion is based on _faith_ that [insert relevant scriptures] are holding some truth about the very existence and power of [insert omnipotent ent
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by folkrav 6y ago
So... it was basically a subscription all along.

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