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by gitaarik 11y ago
There'll be always music which isn't on Spotify, actually quite a bit I listen to. And besides of that I also think really "owning" the files has ethical importants to it...
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by gitaarik 11y ago
It looks to me this article is mostly about client side development. As an all round developer, I usually think about MVC in the backend (server side). Now that I recently got more into bigger client side applications it does surprise me th
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by gitaarik 11y ago
As always: use the right tool for the job. React is not an MVC framework also, and it could actually make things much easier for this particular job. If you don't need MVC or frameworks then don't use them, you'll be happy th
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by gitaarik 11y ago
If you're writing unit tests to test the business logic of your app, you shouldn't need a database at all. You should write your business logic so that it isn't dependent on a database, so you can really test the business log
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by gitaarik 11y ago
I would call it "thoroughly thinking" and "ignorant thinking" instead of fast and slow.
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by gitaarik 11y ago
I got the trackpad being disabled when typing, see this discussion for reference: https://github.com/advancingu/XPS13Linux/issues/3#issuecomme... I haven't had any real problems with waking up from suspe
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by gitaarik 11y ago
It's sad some people tend to think as being a programmer is all about programming. You have to focus on the goal: the product that you are creating. Then you decide what's the best tool to make this product, and it doesn't ma
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by gitaarik 11y ago
Fair enough, I just tried it out and it indeed works, I was a bit ignorant ;). I'll see if this will work out for me. Don't know what any pitfalls could be by setting the color scheme in the terminal. At least it's annoying i
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by gitaarik 11y ago
Thanks, will check it out!
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by gitaarik 11y ago
Nice to hear someone is having the same problem as me :). Your solution sounds nice, you still have to restart things but you kind of automated that part. Maybe I'll end up doing the same, for now I'll try to explore more possibil
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by gitaarik 11y ago
Using a more modern terminal won't make vim magically change it's color scheme.
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by gitaarik 11y ago
But you'll have to restart the terminal for that, right?
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by gitaarik 11y ago
I find myself often switching between dark/light colorschemes when I'm working inside/outside. However, this is a quite annoying task, I have to change the colorscheme of my terminal, and of Vim. Besides, I have multiple Vim
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by gitaarik 11y ago
What if this site occasionally sends out real phishing mails? If a lot of sites are using it, they would have interesting stats one could use to target the right audience. Not saying they would, but they could get hacked of course...
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by gitaarik 11y ago
I use it as a default search engine and I'm very satisfied. The keyboard shortcuts are very handy [0]. I rarely find myself needing a different search engine. Only the images search is not really useful I think (also UI wise). [0] htt
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by gitaarik 11y ago
They keep global stats, but they don't track you personally. See: https://duckduckgo.com/privacy
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by gitaarik 11y ago
One really useful shortcut I learned in bash is Ctrl-/ which is a sort of undo for bash when composing a command. Can't really explain how it works, you should try it out yourself. Also really handy is Ctrl-Y, which pastes the las
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by gitaarik 11y ago
Well, whether you call it overweight or not, some people just want to lose fat, for whatever reason.
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by gitaarik 11y ago
What do you mean, that hormones have effect on how efficient your body burns calories?
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by gitaarik 11y ago
But it doesn't mean that when you're healthy your automatically not overweight. You can be pretty healthy having a lot of fat. The point is that in the past you gained the fat by eating too much, so if you want to lose that, you s
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by gitaarik 11y ago
Nobody says you need to be hungry to keep a healthy weight, but if you are overweight, and you want to lose that weight, there's no way around being hungry sometimes. You know why? Your fat cells only start giving off their fat to the
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by gitaarik 11y ago
If you burn the same amount of calories in both situations, why would it be different?
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by gitaarik 11y ago
From what I can tell it looks like the original author transferred his project to someone else, but then forked that to be able to add stuff without having to merge into the original branch. But the actual difference I'm not sure about
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by gitaarik 11y ago
Ehm, I think you have it the wrong way around. Insulin has the opposite effect, it will stimulate glucose going to muscles and fat cells.
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by gitaarik 11y ago
Many people don't seem to like the approach of the Hackers Diet, as it only focuses on how much and not what you eat. I actually really like this approach. Everybody has different ideas about what is good to eat or what isn't, but
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by gitaarik 12y ago
You know the dutchies love mayonnaise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_WomCkKsLs
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by gitaarik 12y ago
I wonder what the usecases are for this package edit: maybe install it as a prank on your colleagues VMs
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by gitaarik 12y ago
No I didn't know that, that's pretty cool, why isn't everybody using that :P?
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by gitaarik 12y ago
One of the major reasons I dislike PHP is because of the include mechanism. When you include a file, you literally include the code of that file on that spot. You can't assign it to a variable to namespace it or something. Also the fil
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by gitaarik 12y ago
You know you can also do -C 40 for 40 lines of context instead of -A 20 -B 20

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