jacobmischka

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by jacobmischka 4y ago
I think pressing J is unchanged, only when holding does it behave as ctrl. That's probably unnoticeable (as an emacs user and not a vim user :) ).
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Neat, a few of these accepted proposals were the topic of my Master's thesis a couple years ago: https://github.com/jacobmischka/uwm-masters-thesis Exciting to see a major release, though admittedly it seems a lit
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Chill.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Sometimes, but that was primarily because the job was very dull and didn't actually require much work. I would some days do absolutely nothing and it wouldn't matter at all (and I stopped feeling guilty before too long because I w
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
I imagine this is just a website with the domain eth.xyz and with some subdomain shenanigans. You make it sound like it's sponsored by the TLD or something.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
We do something kind of similar, only in reverse, with Prisma and PostgreSQL (models are defined in Prisma and TypeScript types are automatically generated for use in the client). It's been a pleasant developer experience, though we
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
How do they plan to? By IP address? The article is severely lacking in any technical details.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
Weird that nodejs.org doesn't say so, but that's usually written `"^1.5.2"` and is by far the most common way dependencies are specified in my experience. Cargo even makes the ^ implicit, and you can just write "1.5
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
Should also say "... person who can make cool stuff". Grammar isn't his strong point it seems.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
I do not think this is what they meant, 24h or 12h+am/pm are equivalent amount of information. I believe they were referring to the fact that because of DST and other time adjustments, 24h wall clock times can in fact occur twice (or n
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
It's essentially Dark Souls with a lot of QoL improvements and much larger. Story is relatively interesting, though still very fill-in-the-gaps-yourself.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
Yeah I have as well, I think it's both to be cute and to signify that they're equivalent."'IN GROUP' is an obsolete version of 'IN ROLE'" might mean that it was a subset of the latter with different b
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
This is one of the largest mental jumps I've seen recently, bravo.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
> At this point, I think they're in the same delusional mindset as the GNOME foundation, eg.: "our users don't know what's best for them!" To be fair, I think they're trying to emulate Apple's behavior
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
Thanks! I was confused by the UI and what all the options meant (took me a while to even see the "Launch!" button you need to press).
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
Sure, but they're focusing specifically on things that developers are already doing but are just more of a pain than they should be, usually requiring hacky workarounds, preprocessors, or browser specific overrides.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
I think that's what they want, I believe by "changeable" they meant "customizable"?
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
> Definitely sympathize there; we weren't even allowed to leave Github issues without Legal's approval... This strongly anti-OSS policy makes me very sad, I occasionally see Apple employees in GitHub issues essentially saying t
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
They are looking for the exact opposite, a shortcut that will only switch between different apps. Cmd+` only switches between windows of the same app, and I believe cmd+tab switches between windows of any app.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
This is for Windows, I don't use Windows often but last I checked this wasn't built into the OS.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
It absolutely does, though probably not by the big brands at gas stations or convenience stores.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
Why not?
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
What is soybean oil traditionally called in the US? I've never actually seen "soybean oil" myself (though it surely exists). Is this the same as "vegetable oil"?
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
I can imagine that business leadership would really want something like this, but as a user I honestly couldn't hate anything less than these distracting popups. We're building something similar for user feedback in our applicatio
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
That perspective makes it seem like US workers are paid too highly, which I do agree with. But the parent comments I'm replying to are speaking from a leadership perspective and seem just overjoyed to be exploiting workers for nearly n
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
I wouldn't call "hire people from countries with low wages so you can pay them literally 1/10 of the US equivalent haha" heartening.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
I came across react-page[1] the other day, it seemed like a reasonably powerful block editor but was too much for our purpose so I haven't actually used it. [1]: https://github.com/react-page/react-page
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
Weird, works very responsively for me on Firefox Nightly on Android.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
I just added tiptap to our new app last week, it was a great experience compared to all other RTE libraries I've used, would highly recommend it.
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by jacobmischka 5y ago
"Not-very-well-designed"?

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