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I’d be curious to hear more about “honestly the integration with LSP servers is poor at best.” That hasn’t been my experience so far, I’m curious if that’s because of the language? Other reasons? Where do you find things being poor?
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2y ago
What about plotly dash since it wraps react anyway?
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2y ago
Survive vs. thrive my friend. IMO you’re surviving which … fine … but I don’t see the appeal. You even highlight that you’re not saving for retirement … doesn’t seem sustainable.
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2y ago
We always called this “getting Sierra’d” I’m looking at you KQ5 - “Failing to rescue this rat will result in yet another DMW. This is probably the single most infamous puzzle in King's Quest 5”
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2y ago
Bruno for GUI Posting for TUI YMMV depending on how much you need out of the client. That said, I’ve found Postman extension for VSCode to be preferable to their GUI
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2y ago
Is the Enron email dataset modern enough?
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2y ago
My company used to have Gallop run our engagement survey. That one did seem to raise eyebrows often. I always wondered what the action item was there? Like, other questions that did poorly they would try and do things to remedy (or really j
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2y ago
The company is still hiring software engineers so clearly the version of SWE that Devin “is” isn’t quite good enough.
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2y ago
Tenet to understand wtf they were saying
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2y ago
> I'm especially interested in hearing from founders, researchers, journalists, and other people who frequently need to gather specific information. I wonder if those types of people would even be willing to trust any responses?
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2y ago
We call them gender affirming care. Or emotional support vehicles.
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2y ago
Wonder if there’s any reason to stick with hatch or move fully to uv now? Seems maybe hatch still handles the testing matrix whereas uv doesn’t? EDIT: I still like how hatch allows for defining multiple envs for a given project with the abi
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2y ago
Backend Banter
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2y ago
// what the fuck?
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2y ago
Google should eat a bag of them for this nonsense
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2y ago
Well at least I know why now. Thx
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2y ago
Still blows my mind that, in the year 2024, it is still unable to open two workbooks with the same name
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2y ago
matplotlib seems to have implemented this approach
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3y ago
I'm currently trying to sus out if i can use it for more data intensive / dashboard-ing tools. Not unlike Plotly Dash.
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3y ago
Reminds me of this quote attributable to Kent Beck “first you learn the value of abstraction, then you learn the cost of abstraction, then you’re ready to engineer”
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3y ago
Do you plan on offering US based positions at any time?
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3y ago
boot.dev is pretty close I’d say. Project / exercise based, AI help if needed, growing content and discord community.
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3y ago
Paragliding in Murren / Gimmelwald. If you go up to the plateau near the Eiger make absolutely certain you don’t miss the last train down (don’t ask) Via Farrata is popular in the area if you’re into it. Lucerne might be a bit far but
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3y ago
boot.dev to dual purpose learning backend dev and Vim key bindings
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3y ago
Idk cars are a pretty big eyesore too they’ve just been normalized.
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3y ago
I will unapologetically deviate from your question to a parallel one… Sneak King from Burger King has a special place in my heart.
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3y ago
+1 for the pun
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3y ago
Not sure it totally fits the bill for you but for me “The Science of Everything” by James Fodor does the trick. The variety of topics plus his generally soothing voice might work?
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3y ago
I’m with you. My go to is a podcast called “The Science of Everything” by James Fodor. He does a fantastic job explaining so many things - it almost feels mean to say I love falling asleep to it. It just means I’ve listened to so many episo
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3y ago
> driving and riding all sorts of vehicles in all sorts of wild places blessed by Natural beauty. Others likely view this as making those places no longer wild nor Natural. > going into the wild with enough means (vehicles, equipment
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