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by frizkie 6y ago
I really liked Speedscope when I used it once, but the second time I tried to use it, it couldn't handle the file size of my profile. Granted, it was something like 50 megabytes of profiling data. I'm not sure if it's a reali
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by frizkie 6y ago
This... isn't a joke?
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by frizkie 6y ago
I like this quote, but I think the point comes across better if you rephrase it: > Never _intentionally_ memorize something that you can look up. I guess you can't quote Einstein, then.
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by frizkie 6y ago
Onivim 2 ticks a lot of boxes for me. I daily drive VSCode and I enjoy it, but vim bindings are an absolute must, and the various extensions available always leave a little to be desired, even if they do work pretty well. Something built fr
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by frizkie 6y ago
It's not just a client, they provide the email service itself.
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by frizkie 6y ago
I'm excited to see Crystal grow - I think it has a lot to offer. I know it's not an intended consequence or a goal of Crystal's development, but you'd be surprised how easily plain Ruby maps to Crystal's syntax and
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by frizkie 6y ago
I wonder how much the difficulty of writing queries varies between languages. I was disappointed to not see Ruby on the beta sign-up list, and GitHub being a pretty heavy user, I'm sure they have their reasons for excluding it.
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by frizkie 6y ago
Just another datapoint here for a 2019 16" MBP bought at launch: 8542/8587 mAh for ~99.5%. I have 46 cycle count, I keep it at my desk plugged in at 100% the vast majority of the time.
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by frizkie 7y ago
Because when the barrier to entry is getting your company to spend more money to try a product that you've never used before, it might help to sacrifice a little bit of revenue up front in order to keep them as a customer in the future
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by frizkie 7y ago
This was my immediate thought as well. The obvious benefit, and the thing that I think holds Tuple back the most - is that Tuple only supports macOS. That, and they don't seem to have taken the pandemic as an opportunity to lower price
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by frizkie 7y ago
This exactly. The IRS is not the Mafia.
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by frizkie 7y ago
According to the STOCK Act of 2012 [0], members of Congress are not exempt from insider trading laws. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STOCK_Act
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by frizkie 7y ago
Does their business model revolve around open source? It seems to be the opposite. I don't have to pay anything to host open-source repositories. We get free repos now too, with caveats though.
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by frizkie 7y ago
Anyone not seeing the app on the Apple app store? The link in the blog post works, but I can't find it from search on my phone. EDIT: I was able to open the app store link on my phone, and it worked then. Apple's indexes not updat
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by frizkie 7y ago
They do provide a map download, so that could be mirrored, I suppose. Then you can view everything offline.
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by frizkie 7y ago
And IdeaChannel, before they stopped making new episodes.
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by frizkie 7y ago
> You can get a 4 year degree and never use git Having graduated about a year ago, this is the craziest thing I noticed about so many of my classmates. It'll be trial by fire for sure.
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by frizkie 7y ago
This is one of a few of my programming pet peeves. So many people I work with add comments which are completely just re-stating the code that follows. Ruby is particularly bad for this, at least visually. # authenticate user user.auth
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by frizkie 7y ago
As a full-time Ruby developer I absolutely loathe code which drops the parentheses from method definitions that have arguments.
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by frizkie 7y ago
And then they get misspelled as "their's" and "our's".
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by frizkie 7y ago
Yeah I don't generally either. I live north of the Bay Area and the last quake I remember feeling there was the Napa one in 2014. I believe it was somewhere between a 5.5 and 6.0. I went to school in the LA Inland Empire area - there w
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by frizkie 7y ago
It seems to me like the only way to really provide any sense of security is to force gems uploaded to RubyGems to be signed. There is some discussion here ( https://github.com/rubygems/guides/pull/70 ) about wh
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by frizkie 7y ago
Totally. The fact that the sound just comes from everywhere makes you realize how puny you are. The massive rock you've lived on forever, and get by day to day without thinking about in detail, is all of a sudden very, very real.
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by frizkie 7y ago
It uses Hyperkit: https://github.com/moby/hyperkit
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by frizkie 7y ago
I'm on Chrome v74, and the effects are buttery smooth, even at max resolution.
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by frizkie 7y ago
What about GitHub makes people more likely to use Windows? Or less likely to use Linux?
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by frizkie 7y ago
They said they expected the package registry to be included in all paid plans. So it's only going to cost you anything if they decide to raise prices for everything across the board, it seems.
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by frizkie 7y ago
I'm puzzled by the fact that you've been downvoted, as far as I can tell everything you've said is valid, and certainly not anti-python.
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by frizkie 8y ago
I don't think people read because it's "good for them".
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by frizkie 8y ago
I think you can be sure that Facebook is not happy with usage not increasing, especially over a period of 8 quarters.

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