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by gregors 5y ago
Correct. People might have the expectations of successful open source projects requiring marketing and community outreach pushes. Maybe those things aren't remotely interesting to the author? Maintaining a public road map for example,
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by gregors 5y ago
Open Source is Not About you - https://gist.github.com/richhickey/1563cddea1002958f96e7ba95...
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by gregors 5y ago
Shops that will allow devs the leeway to learn and level up will definitely have an advantage. Oh btw - we're hiring - gregory.ostermayr@passitdown.com
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by gregors 5y ago
I was like what's so offensive about Array concat()? Oh you mean "+". Yeah that's basically trivia night at the pub. When is trivial pursuit coming out with the JS edition?
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by gregors 5y ago
Requiring phone numbers for what is for the majority of their user base a consumption activity seems like completely over stepping the relationship. Gmail doesn't even require that.
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by gregors 5y ago
I also get the new Java vibe. Everything about the culture surrounding the code makes me _feel_ that way. I can't point to any single particular thing. Not necessarily saying it's a bad thing, especially when it comes to longevity
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by gregors 5y ago
The UK Gov seems to be doing an ok job - https://github.com/alphagov
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by gregors 5y ago
"Wir shaffen das" => "We will make it!" - Angela Merkel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wir_schaffen_das
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by gregors 5y ago
Just wanted to point out congestion charging in London exists. "The Congestion Charge is a £15 daily charge if you drive within the Congestion Charge zone 07:00-22:00, every day, except Christmas Day (25 December)." https:/&
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by gregors 5y ago
Many EU countries have vignette sticker programs for the interstate system. Curious how they are going to proceed with the rise of EV's. This isn't a new tax per se but a transition of the current gas tax. Either do one or the oth
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by gregors 5y ago
It depends on your goals. If it is primarily a Phoenix gig, things aren't that different from any other MVC type framework. Especially if it's a rest or graphql endpoint for a JS framework. If it's a Liveview app or something
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by gregors 5y ago
I'm definitely on the side of rebase being much better in most cases. https://blog.carbonfive.com/always-squash-and-rebase-your-gi...
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by gregors 5y ago
Electron is really a subpar user experience. The polish of the mac app was amazing. I can't convey how disappointed I am.
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by gregors 5y ago
Still on Yarn 1 with no plans on upgrading anytime soon.
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by gregors 5y ago
I really enjoyed reading about the adventures of a family that toured the US on their BMW and sidecar. https://advrider.com/f/threads/bakery-quest-a-year-hacking-t...
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by gregors 5y ago
Remember when Circleci kept going down due to weirdness with their queued jobs in their database? Read here https://status.circleci.com/incidents/8rklh3qqckp1
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by gregors 5y ago
I found it very interesting during college I drove a beater car. I got pulled over by cops ALL THE TIME. For some reason all that magically changed when I managed to purchase something nice. Curious? no?
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by gregors 5y ago
Product and Engineering need to be peers in this regard. I think Spolsky said it best about the dynamic between managers, product and developers https://youtu.be/A3-ijSmDQ3c?t=983
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by gregors 5y ago
Regarding selling - I've know amazing people who could sell all kinds of products that don't even exist. So selling by itself doesn't seem to be the hardest thing - selling something that relates to the reality of the product
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by gregors 5y ago
I remember this discussion https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/22900
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by gregors 5y ago
I haven't tried this yet - but I just recently saw this rolled up version of Phoenix - with a bunch of defaults. https://legendaryframework.org/
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by gregors 5y ago
There is a huge resurgence of motorcycling. People aren't calling e-bikes - motorcycles - but that's exactly what they are. Looking forward to many more EV bikes
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by gregors 5y ago
Very cool stuff! I saw talk regarding a similar idea several years back at Strangeloop - check it out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4z-uSMhvVM
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by gregors 5y ago
So real question - in the "offset" "limit" example what makes it any more safe if at first the programmer sets those types to be integers? The same problem persists does it not? Does the explicit creation of a type add t
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by gregors 5y ago
Borland, Visual Studio, Eclipse, Netbeans, IntelliJ, Xcode - I've use quite a few IDE's. I much prefer a simplistic vim. You make a great point regarding reconstruction of IDE's piece-wise. Check out all the "10, 15, 20&
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by gregors 5y ago
Microsoft Teams already chopped it, with Office 365 not far behind. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-365-blog/mi... .
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by gregors 6y ago
I don't know if it's true but during a video talk there was a story that a team of googlers were secretly given their own feedback ratings and they didn't hire themselves. https://youtu.be/r8RxkpUvxK0?t=534
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by gregors 6y ago
https://www.indigoag.com/for-growers/biologicals also seem to be in the general space
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by gregors 6y ago
Neck in neck! That's amazing. Thanks for testing that out.
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by gregors 6y ago
I'm a huge elixir fan, but in micro made up benchmarks I consistently see Ruby win over Elixir. I haven't run it with the jit. One specific case that cripples Elixir - is as far as I know Elixir can't handle large multiplicat

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