ikety

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by ikety 2y ago
mind sharing the code? I asked o1 preview this verbatim and it produced errors. Just wanted to make sure its not me
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by ikety 2y ago
Why is that? Jira github integration is nice and simple.
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by ikety 2y ago
I highly disagree with this. I use both terminal multiplexers and browsers with split window functionality for portability reasons. I use multiple operating systems in different environments and can't rely on a tiling window manager in
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by ikety 2y ago
Have any details on how you've implemented Nix? For my personal projects I use nix without docker and the results are great. However I was always fearful that nix alone wouldn't quite scale as well as nix + docker for complicated
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by ikety 2y ago
The only thing missing from Griffith is the ocean. On a super clear day you can see the ocean but 9/10 times you see can only see a little past downtown. It is definitely the most iconic and can't miss view, but Baldwin Hills is l
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by ikety 2y ago
Definitely, I would have done it more often if I didn't have asthma.
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by ikety 2y ago
Baldwin Hills is my favorite part of LA. Historically rich African American neighborhood. Tons of great views, really good location overall in LA. Nice access to LAX, the water and downtown isn't too far. And of course tons of oil derr
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by ikety 2y ago
Recently been diving into Nix, elixir, gleam and F#. Heavily agree with you. One benefit of Elixir or Gleam is the friendly syntax and style that makes things easier to digest. That helps me quickly apply things to new situations. Nix is li
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by ikety 2y ago
Anybody know if this is DALL-E, and what kind of prompts are used?
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by ikety 2y ago
This is old, but wondering if you had any publicly available project setup this way. Thanks
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by ikety 2y ago
Sorry late reply, Yes it is annoying to maintain 2 separate environments, but it's also not my end goal. A perfect solution for me would be a spec that is IDE agnostic, but also works as a VSCode dev container, all from a common source
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by ikety 2y ago
Recently went from using devcontainers to nix-shell. But in every new project I include instructions for both nix-shell + direnv as well as dev containers, so people can fully ignore nix if they choose. A form of this which mixes devcontain
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by ikety 2y ago
You'd probably love gleam. Elixir ecosystem dwarfs it at this point, but the syntax and design choices are just phenomenal.
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by ikety 2y ago
True, but you kind of get to introduce what you want as long as it's popular and well backed. Even if I know a tool or language is better suited for a task, I always prioritize my employer's ability to maintain that project over t
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by ikety 2y ago
A lot of that I think was rooted in low self-esteem. Which is something I still struggle a lot with. The mind is very powerful. At my last job I stepped up to head of engineering after our CTO resigned, and never got a raise. In my mind I d
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by ikety 2y ago
I used to be an employee that would kill themselves for even minimum wage. I think being a hard worker regardless of reward is an honorable trait, but keeping that up for decades is difficult. Naturally I am very loyal and agreeable. I like
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by ikety 2y ago
Now you have to collect those fines. Good luck with that. Only true frictionless solution is fully state funded.
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by ikety 2y ago
I understand your point, but not sure I would accuse those that misinterpret these things of lying. Many people are educated enough to know that the massive explosion in human advancement was heavily fueled by exploitation of some kind. The
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by ikety 2y ago
I adore livebook and very much agree, elixir and gleam are both amazing, which makes choosing one for a specific task even harder. I keep a livebook running 24/7 on my home server, so I can always try out snippets anywhere. Gleam'
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by ikety 2y ago
All while having so few employees. I don't blindly copy discord, but I pay attention to most things they do engineering wise. IIRC they have like 2 people working on the mobile app. It's insane, and I think a great story for those
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by ikety 2y ago
Tried that route, and while it is quite viable in 2024, I reverted to dual booting. I can turn on my computer to work or to play games, and those two environments are completely separate. Nvidia terrible corporation, but similar with Apple