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by hboon 4y ago
Reminds me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJ-ehbVQYxI
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by hboon 4y ago
I have been abusing a convoluted version of Markdown for this: ::ProjectA --- @@@Things to do @@@Sub-tasks @@Things to do, but not right away * Things done ::ProjectB --- @@@Another thing Easy to search for things like: "@@@&q
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by hboon 4y ago
I prefer Kent Beck's version: > Make it work, Make it right, Make it fast
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by hboon 4y ago
Reminds me of the excellent https://museapp.com
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Ianyh/Amethyst: Automatic tiling window manager for macOS à la xmonad(github.com)
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by hboon 4y ago
> JetBrains various IDEs - haven't really given it a fair shake yet. But I want one editor I can use across all the languages I develop in. I don't want a separate IDE for each language. I'm not sure I want an IDE at all.
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My unorthodox, branchless Git workflow(drewdevault.com)
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by hboon 4y ago
I write a whole bunch of //hhh and //hhh1 (and so on) comments for myself and have a pre-commit hook to scan for them.
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by hboon 4y ago
One of the first reasons I starting using screen (switched to tmux later) for local terminal work was so I can re-open it if I accidentally closed the window. It's still one of my reasons for using it.
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by hboon 4y ago
Message-eating nils helps you write elegant code. But it also makes it easier to crash when you didn't know what you were doing. I thought crashes like this were one of the reasons to create Swift. PS: The co-existence of nil, Nil, NUL
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by hboon 4y ago
Yes, for UI changes, we upload before and after screenshots too.
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by hboon 4y ago
Been using Kagi for more than 2 months. Definitely looks good enough for me. I don’t remember switching over to Google because I couldn’t find what I wanted and then finding it.
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by hboon 5y ago
I patched together https://httpstatuses.net after seeing that https://httpstatuses.com was "corporatized"
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Ask HN: Alternatives to StatHat
1 points by hboon 5y ago|0 comments
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by hboon 5y ago
I don't know how many. But I use it. It's slower than Xcode. But I use it for most of my iOS (and macOS) programming work.
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by hboon 5y ago
Look for distinct patterns and code boundaries/modules. Look at git commit (messages) and issues/PRs. Which parts of the codebase/process is involved in making which type of changes. Any codebase, especially large ones, may n
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by hboon 5y ago
> Everywhere else, it's Team Member or something along those lines indicating that you're not on your own. Individual Contributor means you don't manage other people, but it doesn't imply you are a team member. It hel
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by hboon 5y ago
Is there a great tutorial, probably one of the rare cases where video is helpful, to show why a tiling window manager is useful, especially for macOS?
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by hboon 5y ago
I'm not arguing to have code reviews for every commit (or PR). If there's no review with each incremental change, is it still feasible to review at release time?
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by hboon 5y ago
Which part is verbose?
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Canonical/multipass: Multipass orchestrates virtual Ubuntu instances(github.com)
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OnlyFans banning new policy: what’s happening with nudity on the site now(slate.com)
2 points by hboon 5y ago|0 comments
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Hackery, Math and Design – Acko.net(acko.net)
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by hboon 5y ago
Maybe it’s the understanding of the premise that most software has to be created iteratively that is flawed. It can be created iteratively. But it doesn’t always have to be iterated upon so much after that. Certainly not all of them.
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by hboon 5y ago
You need a merchant account to accept card payments. > For an online retailer, does the merchant account replace Stripe/PayPal? It's the other way around. Each retailer needs a merchant account to accept card payments. Without
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by hboon 5y ago
Ah thanks. It’s a decent size Swift project. So it should have quite a bit to work off. Maybe it’s the settings. I’ll check what I can tweak.
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by hboon 5y ago
I've installed it a few weeks ago but haven't found it very useful yet. May I ask, which language(s) do you use it for and was it worth paying (I paid). I'm using it primarily for Swift and some Kotlin.
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by hboon 5y ago
Version control and specifically branching strategy (which affects how code is reviewed) has a huge dependency on team size and modularity. Once you go past a certain number of people working on the same module, it’s improbable to have long
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by hboon 5y ago
Feels like if Chrome isn’t operated and controlled by Google, some of these problems would go away.
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by hboon 5y ago
To those advocating writing (more notes) to help context switching, just a thought — do chess players keep notes during a running game? --- And I added this part later, just to frame the question in case it suggests that I think notes are u

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