gosukiwi

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   by gosukiwi 4y ago

   There is a huge difference between 0 ping and 35 ping though, particularly in pro-level LoL. It is strategic but that ping can be the difference between flashing a skillshot or not, and swinging the whole course of a teamfight. Of course 35
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   by gosukiwi 4y ago

   Nice, thanks! Looks great, I like the unlimited network :p
3. 63.▲
   by gosukiwi 4y ago

   What hosting service you use?
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   by gosukiwi 4y ago

   Haha Emacs is truly an OS, lacking only a decent text editor /jk
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   by gosukiwi 4y ago

   I was in a similar place. I tried implementing a toy language with it but it felt like I had to be very comfortable in Java-land to be able to use it, I just didn't have the desire to put that much effort :P But I'm sure it's
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   by gosukiwi 5y ago

   Dang, Helix looks surprisingly good and simple!
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   by gosukiwi 5y ago

   People is reinventing PHP xD
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   by gosukiwi 5y ago

   Pocket is one of the worst things that ever happened to Firefox.
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   by gosukiwi 5y ago

   Man that page is heavy. It froze my browser for a few seconds, and my computer isn't even that bad.
10. 70.▲
    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    There's ActiveAdmin which basically that.
11. 71.▲
    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    laughs in League of Legends
12. 72.▲
    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    I always feel like time I spend making estimates is wasted time I could be spending coding, or doing something actually productive. The more time you spend on estimates (breaking it down, detailing, etc) is more time you are not being produ
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    Wow that sounds great. It looks like it's still quite new, but I love having webpacker as optional in Rails 7 and just using ESM instead, which seems much more sane. Still, there's the need to install NPM packages. You can use Sky
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    Funny the author suggests defaulting to showing all apps as if it was mobile. Windows 8 tried that, didn't work out too well. I do think it would be great to unify though, maybe find a way to keep everyone happy. It would be great to j
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    Yes, IDEs are similar in a way that they abstract lot of stuff, so people end up depending on them. I don't mind IDEs, but I encourage learning what they actually do behind scenes, so you won't be completely useless when you don&#
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    Hahaha cloud-based garbage collection. Made me giggle.
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    I agree on that, and was going to add that, to be fair to the stack. But the reality is, while that's doable, most people just use third-party services, at least that's my experience.
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    I'm not against the cloud, I use it in a daily basis. I don't mean you have to phisically own your servers. But it's not the same, to me, having your MySQL or Posgres DB up in the cloud, than using things like Firebase. I jus
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    I initially learned about it because a junior dev asked for advice on one of his/her apps. It was a college app, simple, it just gathered info from students. But, they offloaded all data to a third-party database. So you are actually g
20. 80.▲
    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    Ugh, now not only you don't own your code ( ahem copilot cough ) you also don't own the tools to develop code. The direction the web is taking is worrisome. The issue is not so much senior devs, but new devs. If they start off w
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    Like, Vim and Emacs keybindings? Or real Vim and Emacs? It's quite different xD
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    I also use ALE, and my main reason not to switch is that I also want to run linters, and I don't want to install a separate linter plugin when I know ALE works just fine for me. It would be interesting if ALE could integrate with nvim&
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    Or use BrowserStack, but it's really slow and not free
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    > though Linux on the desktop sort of is similar to Firefox, getting less relevant by the year. Well... If you count WSL as Linux in the desktop, then I think it's doing quite well, but yeah.
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    > That coming from an Argentinian is surprising, because Argentina had a pretty violent US-sponsored dictatorship for quite some time. We had many dictatorships, all over Latin America. But there is a reason to say that. Sure, people is
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    Then we agree to disagree :) I live in Argentina and we have very little freedom. The economic freedom is basically non-existant (can't buy foreign currency), and [private property is violated]( https://www.reddit.com/r&
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    I have absolutely no idea about biology, vaccines and stuff, but don't vaccines need like a shitload of testing? That was the reason the Russian vaccine wasn't accepted by the European Union for quite some time AFAIK. Now Cuba has
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    Awesome thanks! I couldn't find it
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    I also have sporadic advertisements on my start bar (when I press the win key), sometimes it suggests an app, which looks just like any other app, the only difference is a "SUGGESTED" header which is easy to miss. I assume when yo
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    by gosukiwi 5y ago

    VSCode is also way too bloated for me.