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by itchynosedev 8y ago
I switched from iTerm to Terminal about a year ago, since I am using tmux for multiplexing and emacs for file management with magit. I don't really miss any iTerm features. Have to look up what's new!
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by itchynosedev 8y ago
I don't find it difficult to not use Google the search engine (instead opting for DuckDuckGo, only resorting to Google but for the most challenging queries). I found switching from Gmail to ProtonMail was a lot more hassle than I thoug
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by itchynosedev 8y ago
> Material Design animations (which appear to be applied to sites during rendering in Chrome, even when the sites don't use Material Design) Can you support this claim with examples?
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by itchynosedev 8y ago
Now it sounds more like an elitist club. Weren’t most of forums free for all?
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by itchynosedev 9y ago
As someone who'd always pick CLJS over Js, for the heck of it I tried to build React / Redux / React-router based app and was blown away at how dev friendly the experience was. No fiddling with tooling, the entry barrier can&
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by itchynosedev 9y ago
I wanted to love Quantum (really liked the Containers for cookies and sessions, found it useful many times) but it takes up too much CPU. I kept track of the issue https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1404042 It see
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by itchynosedev 9y ago
Good to know it's a wide spread issue. It's hardly usable when scrolling hackernews causes cpu to spike to 60%
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by itchynosedev 9y ago
In the Netherlands, the pastry section in Albert Heijn features "sausage rolls", and I tell you, the meat-substitues ones taste good, and very close to the ones that contain actual animal protein. It's not because their produ
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by itchynosedev 9y ago
Firefox is still cutting my MacBook battery by 1.5 and often munching through 30% of cpu on many websites, with or without extensions and adblocker. It’s a shame because I love the browser in every way than the rest of the browser gang.
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by itchynosedev 9y ago
I think the point of the advice was not higher performance, but to get out of the destructive non-functional loop. If anything, I think concentrating on performance and competition can make it worse.
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by itchynosedev 9y ago
Hell, even implementing CRUD applications with Datomic / Clojure and Clojurescript is blowing everything else out of the water. No string literals, pure data. Add transit to the mix and you get full-stack killer combo with unparalleled
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
Awesome transitions! One minor annoyance is toggles is meant to respond instantly, and when I click it just accelerates tad slow as to make you think it's a bit lagged. Looks very cool, though.
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
Sitting on one now. What makes you enjoy its design? I have bought the remastered one a week ago and find myself difficult to fit into it properly (the sizing is right). I feel like the lower back support requires you to fit very rigidly in
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
My observations seem to differ. Every now and then I slip into increasing my dose. But, for 90% of the time I drink one shot of espresso in the morning. It keeps me alert for most of the day. When I feel a bit bored or lazy after lunch, I&#
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
They OP's logic makes sense if you don't consider quality of life and energy levels. I find exercise makes me more energetic in general and improves clarity of mind. Some other improvements (possibly attributed to placebo?) are re
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
I think 2015 mbp is the closest a laptop got to being perfect for me. Screen, battery life, trackpad, finish and performance. All in a beautiful balance. I used to dislike macos so much that went mbp 2015 > thinkpad > sp4. I realised
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
If sticking yubikey into dongle to connect to your laptop is such a big deal for you, for the love of thigs why did you go full usb-c? Why did you get the touchbar model? Seems like bad research on your end than poor execution. As for keybo
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
It's hard for me to understand the issue with this. Google didn't hire the guy who wrote software that had a big impact on the community. Does it mean Google misses good engineers because of their less-than-ideal interview process
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
I don't need the latest and the greatest, but a good 4:3 or 16:10 screen and linux compatibility. I haven't found the good combination and bought a new MBP and still happy with it.
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
It's ironic since I can't escape ads promoting Banksy exposition in one of the hgih porifle expo houses.
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Ask HN: Any back-end devs swiched to front-end or a mix? What's your experience?
1 points by itchynosedev 10y ago|0 comments
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Planetary Protection Guidelines(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by itchynosedev 10y ago|0 comments
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
I am working on a software project where I am the only developer. I was an employee for 3 years, working with team 3 to 5. Then, everybody left and so did I. I continued to do some contract work for the company. I have stepped my toes in an
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by itchynosedev 10y ago
Sometimes people coerce me into using services, eg development team found a cool service to manage the project issues or designers want to check out the tool to manage the assets. There's no way around it. I found password manager too
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Ask HN: Near 100% remote development setup?
1 points by itchynosedev 10y ago|1 comments