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by fuzzygroup 9y ago
Hi Safek, the author here. Thank you for the input. I'm going to think very hard about what you're saying.
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by fuzzygroup 9y ago
Hi Tim, I dug into it and its an issue with the difference in engineering practices on larger gem projects versus smaller. Perfectly acceptable engineering approaches in the small don't work well on larger projects and right now there
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by fuzzygroup 9y ago
Hi Tim, What's the gem and I'll dig into it to make sure.
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by fuzzygroup 9y ago
Hi there, Creator here. That's an excellent question and one that I am trying to address but, honestly, I don't have a full answer for yet. I tend to be biased in terms of freshness since things change so rapidly these days but
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by fuzzygroup 9y ago
Here's the quick description that I would have added if there was both url and text in the initial submission: Ever wondered if it's worth using a gem? ShouldIGem will generate a report card for a gem of your choice. Gems are grad
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Show HN: Should I Gem(shouldigem.com)
7 points by fuzzygroup 9y ago|10 comments
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by fuzzygroup 9y ago
Another poster commented on network issues and he's definitely correct. In terms of our network, I'm running an access point from our fiber provider connected to an Eero wifi range extender coupled to a Circle network filter. Al
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by fuzzygroup 9y ago
All my flat panel TVs have Roku 3 boxes (I don't see the need for 4K video since most of my content isn't 4K). I took a 2010 15" MacBook running 3 versions of OSX behind Seira and that runs Plex Media Server. This setup giv
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by fuzzygroup 9y ago
I’d strongly recommend the book Dealers of Lightning. Now I should comment that Alan Kay was at Parc and its where he did amazing work that holds up to this day so pay the most attention to his answer of course. But I learned a ton about Pa
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by fuzzygroup 10y ago
Streisand is a very, very good idea -- unfortunately it simply doesn't work at present. I've tried using it on AWS and Google Cloud and neither option works whether I run it natively on Ansible under OSX or on Ansible under Vagra
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by fuzzygroup 10y ago
Just a warning for anyone who purchased, I bought this last week on Feb 22nd. This morning, Feb 28, my wife noticed massive fraudulent charges on our credit card. I'm not saying that it was definitively HumbleBundle but they are on t
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by fuzzygroup 10y ago
Thank you so much for this. I actually couldn't find it the first time through so I documented the whole flow with screenshots here: http://fuzzyblog.io/blog/osx/2017/02/16/getting-rid-of-smart
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How to Pick a Good Monitor for Software Development(nickjanetakis.com)
3 points by fuzzygroup 10y ago|0 comments
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by fuzzygroup 10y ago
Enpass is actually excellent. I've been using it steadily for the past 9 months and its the only password manager that I've managed to ever stick with. Right now I have it on Mac, Ubuntu, iPhone and iPad. Highly recommended. T
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by fuzzygroup 10y ago
I looked at this app in depth and used it for about 2 days. Overall it is fairly usable and I liked it but the memory usage is killer. On a MacBook Air with 8 gigs, it uses 979 megs out of the gate and bloats up an additional 100 megs by
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Tech Interviewing Is Broken – A Suggestion(medium.com)
3 points by fuzzygroup 10y ago|0 comments
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by fuzzygroup 10y ago
I just tested a use case of: * paste in a Jekyll formatted markdown document * select all (which it couldn't do with something of 3,103 words - I had to do it manually) * shift+command+c to copy it as markdown * paste it into a TextMat
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by fuzzygroup 10y ago
Update: I just dug into it some more and there is a specific Copy to Markdown (shift+command+c) command so that does make it a bit more interesting for me as a command+tab paste / fix / shift+command+c way of debugging markdown he
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by fuzzygroup 10y ago
I just installed this and what I found was that it works nicely but, at least on OSX, it renders correctly but doesn't copy # or ## elements during a copy / paste operation. It correctly saves them to do disc but doesn't put
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by fuzzygroup 12y ago
I'm a startup founder and while this had been our initial approach to evaluating new engineers, our payroll company, PayChex, has specifically advised us to NOT do this. Why? Because it sends a red flag to the IRS to come after us fo