harrygeez

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by harrygeez 5y ago
Audius as an idea is really interesting. I hope something like a decentralized streaming service really takes off
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by harrygeez 5y ago
My first impression is it's kind of like a transpiler or Babel for CSS. I agree with your sentiment and I wouldn't use it, but let others have their fun I guess.
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by harrygeez 5y ago
I'm pleasantly surprised seeing how great Gnome looks and runs on my colleague's System76. If I ever decided to quit MacBooks I would definitely like to try using it full time.
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by harrygeez 5y ago
I never understood the rational behind the second one... Sure I get that's how directories probably work underneath the hood but in a GUI I guess I expected a bit more "magic"
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by harrygeez 5y ago
Windows 10 can do that really well too
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I suspect OEMs buy standard panels that usually come in those sizes. I'm also guessing most OEMs don't sell enough of the same models to justify going custom-made
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by harrygeez 6y ago
The reasons are getting lesser, but it's still a good way to automate a few things. I'm loving the SCSS + CSS Modules combo.
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Microsoft is working to reduce Teams memory usage(microsoftteams.uservoice.com)
1 points by harrygeez 6y ago|1 comments
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by harrygeez 6y ago
God yess!! I've always hated how pointlessly long screens 1080p screens were. It's not long enough to fit a second window at the side comfortably and on Windows there wasn't enough space vertically. On MacOS I move my Dock to
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I've used it on Windows before and I think I know what you're talking about. However, right now I'm using it on macOS actually, the mac-port to be more specific.
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I work for a large bank and they basically built they own private cloud
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I'm on the same boat as you. I love Emacs, the uniform keybindings and especially Magit, I thought I could never use anything else until I started working with TypeScript React in my current job, which Emacs has very bad support for. T
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I have an old laptop that I use to play with Linux and run my home server. It has an not so mainstream ATI integrated GPU and I had a difficult time configuring compton (with i3) to just look good and perform well. With wayland and latest m
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I stopped using xterm because C-h and C-; bindings doesn't work on Emacs. I'm not sure if there's a way to configure it to make them work but I remember trying to look for such settings and gave up. It's easier to just u
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by harrygeez 6y ago
There's a good chance you can find a compatible version of LineageOS. That should extend its lifespan considerably
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I find this to be true only because learning a language is not just writing – there's also the speaking and listening component of it. I find that I'm able to start writing a language and learn its grammar fairly quickly, but once
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by harrygeez 6y ago
Are you swedish by any chance?
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I like to think of Teams as Skype for Business on steroids. If you look at it from that angle it's a much better product. I dislike Skype for Business with a passion.
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I don't understand the need to separate "teams chat" and group chat, but seriously? The calls and screen sharing works pretty damn fine. I don't think I've used better. Notifications default settings is a little bit
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by harrygeez 6y ago
We don't have to be so dismissive of ideas that clearly doesn't target our use cases. I can see why is this useful for a shared inbox such as customer support emails.
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by harrygeez 6y ago
any good reason to use this over v8/Node?
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by harrygeez 6y ago
Well it still could be, depending on what you do
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by harrygeez 6y ago
This kinda reminds me of MIT Blackjack Team
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by harrygeez 6y ago
In this case it's literally the LSP and maybe JetBrains have a different way of doing all of this more efficiently or it's just that many LSPs are not written in the most efficient language. We're beginning to see more Javasc
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by harrygeez 6y ago
Docker and a few language servers can seriously drag your MacBook with 8GB RAM. Throw in another Android emulator...
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by harrygeez 6y ago
you could just run vim in eshell
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by harrygeez 6y ago
Delay loading everything until needed
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by harrygeez 6y ago
px is still easier and more convenient to reason with, plus it's more readable. I use px in my code but I also use a postcss plugin to convert them to rem during build time
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by harrygeez 6y ago
I find that with ORMs you'll inevitably run into some kind of corner cases that is not covered, migration issues, library or framework incompatibility. Some argue for query builders but if you're doing that you might as well just
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by harrygeez 6y ago
yes if a precompiled version doesn't exist it will compile on your machine

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