james-skemp

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by james-skemp 2y ago
> phenomenology Where I got my BA in philosophy the department head was all about Husserl. Another philosophy professor from a neighboring college told a number of us about Dark Star. In hindsight I do wonder if it was because of the phe
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by james-skemp 3y ago
If we're thinking of the same thing, I have fond memories of those at mall department stores in the 80s and 90s. I think Sears around '04-06 (?) was the last time I saw one of those used. I think I bought a dehumidifier or air pur
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by james-skemp 3y ago
She has the breakdown in the doorway in front of the kids. But they all calm down together after the Bluey (mostly, IIRC) asks why they're going to the park. (We haven't watched an episode in many months, but referenced it when my
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by james-skemp 3y ago
Microsoft, Uber, Lyft, and AirBnB is what I eventually found. FAANGMULA in the above case.
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by james-skemp 3y ago
And supposedly new features are written in JavaScript and then ported over to Unity. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XQVdR8mJrds
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by james-skemp 3y ago
Worktrees perhaps? https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree Can't recall the source I learned from anymore, but this looks pretty good: https://www.gitkraken.com/learn/git/git-worktree I ha
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by james-skemp 3y ago
https://gohugo.io/ is what I've used. I find it easier in some ways then Jekyll, but both have advantages.
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by james-skemp 3y ago
There's certainly bubbles on BGG, but from game forums to random lists, this is an excellent resource to get (generally) quality reviews. BGG does have a very clear bias against traditional games (see Clue, Monopoly, etcetera), due to
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by james-skemp 3y ago
Own up to it when it happens. Can only get worse if you don't. Hopefully you work with people that follow that as well. I can still remember a more senior coworker copying a directory from a network share (Ctrl + C), deleting the direc
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by james-skemp 3y ago
I've got Gitea running on a $5 Vultr instance and it's great. Upgrades have been painless. Doesn't tax the server. Was using Gitea when that fork happened and didn't see a reason to migrate. Looked very much like poor co
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by james-skemp 3y ago
From https://meta.stackoverflow.com/a/393048/11912 , which includes a number of links: Monica was a moderator on 6 different sites and was a highly decorated moderator. She had contributed frequently to the growth
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by james-skemp 3y ago
> I even remember taking note of how the shipping delays differed based on the day of the week. I think if you got the phase right you could get two entire turnarounds per week. I need to go in and fix broken links, but I tracked 5+ year
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Because we have a hard time sustaining. It's easy to laugh off the deniers instead of educate. Or just not care since it doesn't immediately impact me. The more time that passes, the less real it is, the less people that can talk
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Spoiler for The Watchmen: The Watchmen has two examples (comic and movie) that I thought might work, if they were really pulled off. However, even then I agree with the other comments currently posted that there would still be deniers, who
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Used Sitecore at my last job, so I'm curious what they're migrating to. All I could find mentioned .NET Core. Do you have a link that covers what they're moving to?
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by james-skemp 4y ago
The new Clank, Clank Catacombs, is amazing. We think we won't play much of the other versions, unless we're playing with someone that needs less complexity. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/365717/clan
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Haven't used on Linux, but they work great on Windows and Mac.
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Oh I know, and I'll develop in .NET if I want to build something for Windows/Mac/Linux. (Similarly I've been hosting personal dotnet applications in Linux, although I've been building them on Windows/Mac. As
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Gitea and Hugo come to immediate mind. I thought there was a game framework that used Go as well (which I can't find at the moment). As a .NET guy, I've actually started looking for tools built in Go since I know they'll be e
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by james-skemp 4y ago
A number of applications I really enjoy are written in Go, so it's been on mind to learn enough to be dangerous. Has anyone had good success with any particular resources?
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Location: Wisconsin, USA Remote: Yes, 100% ideal. Willing to relocate: Not at this time. Technologies (primary): .NET (C#), HTML, CSS/Sass, JavaScript/TypeScript, T-SQL, Git, IIS, Angular. Always interested in learning new technol
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Second bullet point under The Result.
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by james-skemp 4y ago
I'm not sure this meets the OP's requirements, but this is what I was going to recommend as well. I've used mdBook exclusively since moving off GitBook in 2019 when they dropped their OS/local project and highly recommen
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by james-skemp 4y ago
I haven't seen any recent numbers or information, but I believe Premium views do generate some amount of money for the video creator. I believe it shows as a different line item in their revenue dashboard. Super basic official answer:
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by james-skemp 4y ago
I was thinking more that the facility near you may not be following best practices (if there are any) yet. I definitely think our facility was just loading things on the truck as they came in at first (especially since things would be on th
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by james-skemp 4y ago
> 4 different vans to my house within a single day We had this issue in our area when they first started rolling out their delivery, but they've since gotten much better about grouping packages to the same address, no matter who it&
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Looks like the issue is tracked in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/368326 Example of a public project with negative project storage: https://gitlab.com/strivinglife/boo
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Mine is still showing negative usage for some repos. The most negative is showing -1.08 GB, both from my profile and from the project page. Repo 130.82 MB Artifacts 12.74 MB Wiki 51.20 KiB Everything else 0 bytes. Been like this for at leas
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by james-skemp 4y ago
Based upon username will assume author shared it here: You've neglected to state what commit messages do matter, unless you think none do. In my experience, commit messages only don't matter if the code is never used beyond the fi
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by james-skemp 4y ago
AOL member pages hosted my first site, around this time (maybe a little earlier?). I recall a friend, Patrick, being the person who put the bug in my brain about making my own website. Later I'd find out my aunt did some web work, or a

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