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by jcpst 5y ago
Rider for sure. I commonly see mistakes in code reviews that likely wouldn’t have happened if they were using an IDE that provided more information. Once Rider and dotnet core liberated my work from Windows, I don’t see myself going back to
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I grew up awkward and introverted, with awkward and introverted parents. When I finished college and moved to a new city, I intentionally put myself in situations where I had to socialize. I created a Couchsurfing account and hosted people
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Source code that is readable. Viewing the source on web pages in the 90s was how I learned to make my first web pages.
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Somewhere in-between atheist and pantheistic here. My primary practice is Walking. Other rituals will come and go, but taking a walk can help out almost anything that’s going on in life. Really big walks, like hiking for days in the backcou
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MP-SFS
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Showing the capabilities of the web browser as an application target, directly. You have HTML, CSS, and JS available. No build tools required. Take this file and open it with a web browser. Then modify it, and refresh the browser. Distribut
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No, not a SPA. There is a concept of a single file app (SFA). You can share an html file, and that is the application. It can have inlined micro js/css frameworks, or hand-rolled everything. An SFA should be human readable though- view
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It makes me wonder, when I draw a line in the sand with a clerk, how often they just enter junk data into the system so they can get on with their shift.
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People who have maintained these systems know the level of pain is much worse than nearly any codebase. No code solutions that end up mission-critical can stay active for decades. We have solutions from the 90s that, thank the heavens, I do
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We cut out standup a few sprints ago. We replaced it with an automated post on our team’s channel, and we leave a comment in the thread with statements for “yesterday” “today” and “blockers”. Everyone on the team loves it. To compensate for
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I agree. We’ve built automation that ingests geocoding data from multiple services, and keeps the system up to date. The models for an “Address“ get complex, a single entity can have many different types of addresses.
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You can go ahead and bury that hope. Unless you want to live in denial, you are definitely snubbing if you are using your phone to escape interactions with others.
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Update: The UI was unusable for me on an iPhone SE 2020. Lots of buttns cut off, labels overlapping. May look into the issues for this later to make sure there hasn’t been one created yet.
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It can load scala tuning files, that makes it worth it for me to at least try.
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I must have gotten lucky, or this thread is a concentration of the unlucky. Used my 2004 12” PPC until 2013. My 2010 mini is still the brain of my recording studio. The 2018 MBP is use for work is fine. I’ve yet to take a machine into an ap
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I have this book. I was pretty excited about it. I have tried 3 times to work through it so far, and haven’t made it through chapter two. I did not connect with math when I was in High School. I liked geometry, but never took anything after
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I can explain why I use tooling like this. I use Lilypond though, not Alda. For me, it is very much just a markup for music notation that can be tracked in version control. Just like how one would write markdown and then generate html pages
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Thanks for the contribution to this discussion. People don’t like masks, got it. People don’t like seatbelts either. In both cases, society pays the cost. But at the same time, these rugged freedom fighters crusading for a false sense of in
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> Data is generally far more valuable than application code and often times your database will far outlive your application code (and sometimes even your choice of programming language). I agree with this. At my current company, we have
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Mobile: “Organice” is by far my favorite org mode editor on a mobile device. And it’s not even a native app, it’s a PWA. https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice Like others have mentioned, you don’t have to switch to Emac
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I like the idea of this. I also using organizational tooling to deal with ADHD. The big thing that's missing from this for me is being able to make sub lists. I get it though, there's beauty in the simplicity of what you built. He
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Been using a mac + rider at work for years now, at a very large company. Still have to fire up windows occasionally for Framework/Legacy stuff for though. I sometimes try out ideas in C#/F# at home (linux). With Rider, it’s prett
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Enharmonic in the context of 12-tone equal temperament! slowly backs away
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And Gerard Grisey.
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So many. But it all boils down to not understanding how commercial software gets built. I changed careers and did a 4-month “boot camp”. All the real learning was after that, the hard way. My first job, I was left to work on a government pr
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If you’re working on windows, powershell is absolutely worth your time.
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I tend to agree with this. And I’ve tried Bitwig. However, as someone that’s been using Live for more than 15 years, the muscle memory with the workflow is real. And my large collection of custom plugin chains, sample instruments, templates
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I agree, and find the reluctance to care about SQL interesting. Sure, SQL is not perfect, and has it’s flaws. But instead of learning an established, declarative language designed for data access, there are developers that would much rather
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It is comparably harmful to cigarettes. It is not for children. Instagram is not a social tool. Instagram is a commercial marketing tool where the users are the product being sold, at the whims of the latest behavioral psychology tactics. I
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There is an established consensus that cigarettes are bad for kids. Sure, parents should keep parenting, but it’s acceptable to create messaging that Instagram is bad for children. It’s a public health issue. No one is creating messaging th

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