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by iimblack 5y ago
Choosing a language based on hiring ease is not completely awful. For example where I’m at now we use Go, which is relatively popular, and we’re having an insane time even getting applicants.
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by iimblack 5y ago
Is there anywhere that info about the adblocking and email masking has been published? The idea of this browser looks amazing. I hope it has good support for adding vim style keyboard shortcuts via extension or otherwise.
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by iimblack 5y ago
I got 3 months and that’s more than literally everybody I know in real life. Even that was longer than the company gave just a year prior, so long time employees were jealous.
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by iimblack 5y ago
When my son was born I finally realized that my dad is just a bad person and he won’t change. I used to try to rationalize the things he did. My mom refuses to leave or do anything that might cause trouble. I decided to just cut the relatio
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by iimblack 5y ago
In vim you would actually just do 5dk to delete 5 previous lines. Or just do dk to delete one line, then . to repeat until satisfied. So you get an easy way to repeat actions. You can make this into a macro easily if needed. Then, most impo
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by iimblack 5y ago
In that hypothetical I wouldn’t think GitHub is responsible for determining if a repository is mirrored and what the implications of that are. They just need to look at what license is on the repo in GitHub.
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by iimblack 5y ago
This is one of those things that has always sounded really interesting but I haven’t had the opportunity to use. Does anybody have experience with it? I’m also trying to find some benchmarks but don’t see much.
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by iimblack 6y ago
I like kitty
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by iimblack 6y ago
Pacman has meta packages for this. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Meta_package_and_packag...
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by iimblack 6y ago
Yeah. He eventually figured out how to take them off. We switched to using socks because they stayed on tighter. Then when teething started he would suck on them and rub his face giving him some bad rashes.
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by iimblack 6y ago
The struggle we’re having is the baby scratches himself nonstop. No matter how much we trim his nails, if we leave him alone at night he’ll be bleeding everywhere. Other than that he sleeps relatively well.
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by iimblack 6y ago
From a first look this seems very similar to Snowpack. I'll have to check it out more to see how they actually compare.
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by iimblack 6y ago
Do you at least want to give some reasoning?
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by iimblack 6y ago
Elastic are alleging that Amazon abused the Elasticsearch trademark and stole code from the proprietary (not open-source) part of their product. > I took a personal loan to register the Elasticsearch trademark in 2011 believing in this n
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by iimblack 6y ago
Scoop is a good option too IMO.
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by iimblack 6y ago
I could definitely be wrong but I think most functional data structures aren’t fully copied. Instead, they’ll utilize something like a pointer to the data that stayed the same so only the part that changes is “copied”.
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by iimblack 6y ago
I thought the proper way to say this is January 20 through 21, but seems like most people don't follow this. Probably because it's often abbreviated as 20-21, which is often used for both cases.
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by iimblack 6y ago
They’re not even trying to charge her for that anymore. Maybe she didn’t do the crime.
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by iimblack 6y ago
I’m storing data from a game’s api where each object has an unknown number of unique attributes. Each attribute can have a different type of data, including a nested structure. Additionally, each object’s data is subject to change massively
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by iimblack 6y ago
Nope. My work hasn't ever mentioned explicitly that they monitor us but they're also tracking productivity somehow. Interestingly, they had to tell people to stop working so much once we transitioned to work-from-home. They found
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by iimblack 6y ago
I much prefer the Iris. Ortholinear feels so much better than the standard layout, especially in a split keyboard. I'm just waiting for somebody to put one on a laptop.
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by iimblack 6y ago
That sounds the same as Firefox profiles, plus Firefox has containers for more sectioning of data within a profile. Is there something Chrome has here that Firefox doesn’t?
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by iimblack 6y ago
Tutanota seems like the safest and most secure option I’ve been able to find.
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by iimblack 6y ago
I’m keeping an eye on Crystal for this. Version 1 should be coming this year it seems.
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by iimblack 6y ago
As another newish web dev, I think it depends. Best thing is to take a look at your local job market and see what people are using. In my area it's a lot of .Net, so I'm focusing more on that. Some other areas have lots of PHP
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by iimblack 6y ago
Unfortunately many companies don’t differentiate.
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by iimblack 6y ago
In general, Thinkpads work great with Linux. You'll want to check your specific model though, especially if you're buying a version that's just been released.
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by iimblack 6y ago
I'm going on paternity leave soon and hoping to use the opportunity to learn a new keyboard layout but I'm having a tough time picking which one to learn. I've already got an ergonomic keyboard (Iris) but I still hate the fe
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by iimblack 6y ago
Coming from Clojurescript and using libraries like Re-Frame it feels much more natural to me to have a central store for most state. Sure I also use component state but I leave that for very simple cases. It seems like Context could also
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by iimblack 6y ago
I felt like TON was unnecessary in the first place but am open to hearing other opinions on this. Feels more like yet another company that tried to jump on the blockchain hype. Side note: I was not at all a fan of those Lady Gaga lyrics be

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