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by fphilipe 7y ago
Me too, plus `hub merge $PR_URL` in order to merge PRs locally with the same commit message as if I had pressed the "Merge Pull Request" button on GitHub. I do this in order for the merge commit to be signed.
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Muzzle – Silence Embarrassing Notifications(muzzleapp.com)
1 points by fphilipe 7y ago|0 comments
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by fphilipe 7y ago
I have two similar mappings, four finger tap is a middle click (or cmd+click) and four finger click is cmd+shift+click. That way if I want to open a link in a new tab I can choose between opening it behind the current tab or in front.
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SwiftUI Tutorials(developer.apple.com)
1 points by fphilipe 7y ago|0 comments
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by fphilipe 7y ago
> it is more likely for Kotlin to work on iOS than Swift on Android. Who knows... With Chris Lattner at Google and Google adopting Swift for TensorFlow, I could well imagine Swift eventually working on Android (or something newer).
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by fphilipe 7y ago
Personally, as an iOS developer, this is by far the biggest announcement. Haven’t had the chance to dig deeper, but the comparison between the UITableViewController and that snippet containing just declarative code looks absolutely promisin
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SwiftUI(developer.apple.com)
765 points by fphilipe 7y ago|379 comments
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by fphilipe 7y ago
Aaron Patterson (aka tenderlove), Ruby and Ruby on Rails contributor, has a good post titled "YAGNI methods are killing me" where he points out the problems when inheriting from builtin classes such as String or Hash. https:&#x2F
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by fphilipe 7y ago
I've written about this topic before. Maybe it convinces you that you should (almost) always use timestamptz. https://phili.pe/posts/timestamps-and-time-zones-in-postgres...
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by fphilipe 7y ago
I've written a post about timestamp vs timestamptz and the only valid reason for timestamp I could come up with is exactly this, scheduling events in the future: https://phili.pe/posts/timestamps-and-time-zones-in-
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by fphilipe 7y ago
I’ve noticed with a few colleagues when pairing that they were rather slow at typing and made plenty of mistakes. Then I realized that they were not touch typing and always had to look down for the backspace key. I was quite surprised to se
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by fphilipe 7y ago
I used Tipp10 about 12 years ago when I forced myself to learn it. What worked for me is to do the basic lessons and then always use touch typing without looking whenever on a keyboard. You’ll be slower initially, but speed will increase ov
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Exporting CSV from PostgreSQL(phili.pe)
2 points by fphilipe 7y ago|0 comments
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Exporting CSV from PostgreSQL(phili.pe)
3 points by fphilipe 7y ago|0 comments
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by fphilipe 7y ago
> What do you think "to kill you" is? Infinitive. The predicate is "need" in this case. Swapping the order might make it clearer: You need to be exposed to a lethal dose all at once for cyanide to kill you.
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PageExtender for Safari(phili.pe)
3 points by fphilipe 8y ago|0 comments
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by fphilipe 8y ago
> "how to live your dream by becoming an Instagram Influencer while travelling" Gosh, imagine how that traveling looks like, documenting every moment of it, creating all these fake, yet real looking spontaneous stories. I doubt
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by fphilipe 8y ago
Indeed, but I just learned about the DOM mutation API[1], that can be used here. This also makes sense when additional content is loaded later via AJAX (was achieving that with setInterval ). 1: https://developer.mozilla.org&#x2
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by fphilipe 8y ago
I guess I’ll have to inject some JS to delete ping attributes while browsing in Safari. This move is very counter to Apple’s privacy stance.
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by fphilipe 8y ago
The Swift code base uses something similar that the core team wrote: GYB, Generate Your Boilerplate. It’s used to generate several variants of similar code that would be cumbersome to maintain otherwise. https://github.com/a
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by fphilipe 8y ago
> > However, when you come across timestamp, you can’t possibly know in what time zone the timestamp is just by looking at it. > yes I do, it's in UTC, because I assume the application is written to correctly handle datetimes.
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by fphilipe 8y ago
Thanks, much appreciated. At least for me, writing an article like that takes time and lots of thought (plus forces you to grok the stuff deeply). I wish I could write more often (or at least, carve out the time and energy for it), haven’t
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by fphilipe 8y ago
Might sound "dumb" or confusing (which it is), but makes a lot of sense. I've written a post explaining the difference between "timestamp with/without time zone": http://phili.pe/posts/time
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by fphilipe 8y ago
Google Play Console only works with your primary account.
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by fphilipe 9y ago
Have been using a US keyboard and never looked back to the Swiss one. Much better for programming and accents and umlauts are still easy to type. As I also occasionally type in Portuguese, German, Spanish, and French, I find the US keyboard
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by fphilipe 9y ago
If you're looking for a simple sum type without associated value, the standard library's enum works quite well: https://docs.python.org/3/library/enum.html
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by fphilipe 9y ago
Swift supports this. Having said that, I don't think I've encountered it in the standard library. I recently started using the Decodable protocol and was surprised to find out that the `decode` methods all take an explicit type, e
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by fphilipe 9y ago
A nice feature of ag is the ability to limit the search to a certain file type. E.g. to only search ruby files: ag --ruby foo . To see a list of supported types and the matching file extensions: ag --list-file-types . Just checked and rg
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by fphilipe 9y ago
> Well written articles will generally place highly on Google's search results no matter the domain(unless you've got shady shit going on). Absolutely. I've written two blog posts on PostgreSQL on topics that, in my opinio
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by fphilipe 9y ago
> Oh,you mean like blogs? Yes, but before they all looked the same and were hosted on the same platform. I miss the days where you would encounter a blog filled with great content and with a unique look and feel. It's as if it almos

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