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Remix V2(remix.run)
4 points by jherdman 3y ago|1 comments
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by jherdman 4y ago
I'd love to hear about your testing story with Prisma. I recently looked into it but was disappointed to see the recommended approach was more or less to nuke the contents of the DB ( https://www.prisma.io/docs/guid
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by jherdman 4y ago
I just checked your comment and submission history but couldn’t find anything.
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by jherdman 4y ago
This is fantastic. I'm a relatively new parent, and I really feel like I could use some of these materials. Thank you for sharing.
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by jherdman 4y ago
Hot lead! Thanks for sharing
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by jherdman 4y ago
My first web app was a del.icio.us clone, it helped me get started as a web dev. I still write clones of it when testing new web tech. Many thanks!
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by jherdman 4y ago
It sounds like you've found your weekend project ;)
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by jherdman 4y ago
Because a well crafted response could write whatever they wanted to your DB as you’ve given the client too much control. If I know, for instance, an admin is identified by an `is_admin` flag, I could add this to the allowed params and send
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by jherdman 4y ago
I’ve been remote a little over 9 years now. When I read a message that sounds a bit hostile, or the tone sounds a bit off, I reread it in an intentionally happy voice. Sometimes this helps me reframe it. Failing this I simply reach out on a
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by jherdman 4y ago
Something not mentioned here is that each and every single macOS update will break your Nix install too. This is, by far, the most frustrating part of using Nix on macOS.
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by jherdman 5y ago
(Neo)Vim and colour schemes are the thing that finally pushed me to use VSCode after more than a decade of using Vim. I was just so fed up with trying to find the right incantations of environment variables to get the damn things to work co
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by jherdman 5y ago
> Humans evolutionarily think about movement with a 2 dimensional mindset because for much of our history we only needed to think about 2d movement. Citation required? If you hang out with a child you quickly discover that their world is
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by jherdman 5y ago
I'm very sympathetic to the author. I had to take a few breaks reading this article. Eye damage, things coming close to my eyes, or needles near my eyes are pure nightmare fuel as long as I can remember. "Fire in the Sky"&#x2
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by jherdman 5y ago
> Climate tech (ie hardware and software solutions) is a bad fit for VC money outside of carbon accounting software (which adds little value) benefits. Can you elaborate on this assertion?
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by jherdman 5y ago
You can't ship solar power to remote places that need power in the way you would a barrel of oil, or coal. We also don't have batteries that are up to the job of storing power.
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by jherdman 5y ago
Thank you for your response, Chris. It's much appreciated!
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by jherdman 5y ago
Hi Chris. We've been using LiveView to build a new app at Precision Nutrition and are largely quite happy with it so far. One concern we keep coming back to is that of the need for constant connectivity in order for the app to work. I&
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by jherdman 5y ago
It's basically not supported in Ember yet, so.... Not at all. My fingers are crossed for pnpm support soon so I can be done with the sadness pile that has been yarn as of late (e.g. linking just flat out doesn't work for us with E
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by jherdman 5y ago
I did this twice this year at my current job. Each time I made a case for introducing something new and interesting (Typescript, and Elixir). It took some convincing, and finding the right projects to introduce these technologies, but it ha
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by jherdman 5y ago
Having used RSpec and Cucumber for quite a number of years, and on quite a number of projects I think that, were I to (begrudgingly) start a greenfield Ruby project tomorrow I'd stick with MiniTest out of the box. I'm done with RS
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by jherdman 5y ago
TSLint is deprecated in favour of ESLint. See https://palantir.github.io/tslint/ .
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by jherdman 6y ago
We're using Nix packages at Precision Nutrition to manage our dev environments: https://github.com/PrecisionNutrition/pndev/ . It's been enormously successful. I highly recommend it.
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by jherdman 6y ago
Our company implements Holacracy which largely solves this problem.
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by jherdman 6y ago
I've been at a remote-first company for nine years now. I'll go back to an office as an absolute last resort. All of the wins the author described just begin to touch the surface of what's available to you. Once you can do yo
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by jherdman 6y ago
I can't help cynically read that as challenges with management, not the creative process itself.
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by jherdman 6y ago
> ...they have been overly focused on their agenda... Can you elaborate on this? What is their agenda?
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by jherdman 6y ago
> ... wouldn't it be a better option to rely on python scripting by providing a plugin API NeoVim is using Lua for this very reason. It fits the bill nicely, and is quite fast.
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by jherdman 6y ago
I definitely agree with this. I've noticed that the more time I spend away from handwriting the worse my handwriting gets. The only way to improve is to write more. As a developer, this is sadly not something I get much opportunity to
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by jherdman 6y ago
I wasn't aware they had done anything. Do you have an article on the matter?
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by jherdman 6y ago
I'm more or less in the same boat, but haven't made the plunge on an M1 device. I farmed out all of my development work to a NUC, interestingly because the current Macbook Pro line is so bloody awful. I have a 13" MBP it&#x27

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