gabrielgio

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by gabrielgio 4y ago
Well, the whole thing happens in closed source platform, so not really celebrating FOSS in the first place.
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
That is fine from my point of view. You, vscode and the extension have an agreement of how the data is handled, where is sent to and how it is processed. It becomes a problem when the vscode or an extension ignores the no telemetry settings
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
You have a point. There is no way to block access to resources given the nature of the product, but they could, at least, make more effort to create a better community/environment around the tooling (regarding data handling). > exte
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
And even if you don't like fiddling with dotfiles you can install some really nice distribution like spacemacs or doom for emacs and lunar for neovim. They have a pleasant dev experience out of the box.
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
What a gross oversight from their part. Not only they build a product that, as pointed by the post, sends a excessive amount of data, but also allows anyone to do the same. > Why have licenses like these if they are just concerned with p
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
The thing I learned from working with EntityFramework (aspnet) and Django ORM is that people don't really care to learn how those ORM work, they (the devs) ended up generating utterly unoptimized queries, from adding unnecessary inner
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
I started using as a test drive (as I have been a happy DDG user before that). I really like the fact that there is no ad, I can easily rank the pages or even block them (be gone w3schools) and ultimately I don't ever have to go to goo
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
I just finished moving my nvim’s dotfiles from lua to fennel with help of https://github.com/Olical/aniseed It works quite seamlessly.
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
Fun is relative, but coming from someone that enjoyed Diablo 3 and likes that kinda of games... it kinda is fun, the game itself is well made, the core mechanics is fun (again if you like this type of game). But you are overwhelmed with po
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
> Ghost, like Medium, is clean, it is minimal, but that is about where the similarities end. I don't think that website that loads 2,5Mb of js, keep making post request on every action, and shows pop ups on everything you hover&#x2F
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
I love this approach the team can pick which tooling they want to use, github wiki, readthedocs, docx on FTP, whatever works best for them. Each teams has its requirements. I don't see PMs using git/markdown to write their documen
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
I tolerate Jira (even though it is too slow and clunky to me). But I despise everything else from Atlassian. I don't understand how people can stand using Confluence or Bitbucket.
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
Just recently I found out about sourcehut. The project is refreshing. I don't know if there is something similar in the market but I enjoy how simple and straightforward to use it is.
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
What is broken? Both https://sourcehut.org/ and https://builds.sr.ht/ renders just fine to me.
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
That diff message is really annoying indeed, but that is not the only thing that leaves in the browser session. I have set up my browse to be wipe clean every time I close it, and a lot of things like PR notification for update also live i
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
Because the binary is under EULA, so you are not allowed to do so: https://code.visualstudio.com/license > You may not reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the software, or otherwise attempt to derive the source co
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
I wonder what is the benefit from from keeping that closed source. Editor lock or something?
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
The binary license is different, and you can't reverse-engineer it. So it comes to whether you trust MS or not, which does not cut for some people that would like to run or trust only FOSS software.
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
And that comes with all other sorts of lack of customization as well. Wsl is good, but I prefer the not handicapped linux version :)
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by gabrielgio 4y ago
I also find twitter to be a nice place. I pretty much follow other developers and the option to order by datetime pretty much removes any attempt from twitter to control what I see. >> I'm seeing loads of comments about how toxic