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by jkrubin 3y ago
I will third that and add that I use pint regularly and currently work in non-renewable energy.
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by jkrubin 3y ago
Excellent point.
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by jkrubin 3y ago
The geophysicist mentioned (JackNorbeck) is my cousin-in-law. He’s a smart dude.
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by jkrubin 3y ago
I was just promoted from staff pun engineer to CPO (chief pun officer) at my company!
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by jkrubin 3y ago
I cast a tomato in table top epoxy. It is in my will and will go to possible kids or my brother. It will then be an heirloom tomato.
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by jkrubin 3y ago
Typo-O donor.
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by jkrubin 3y ago
This is awesome! I adore SQLite and always find bringing in extensions to a new machine a bit annoying.
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by jkrubin 3y ago
What is the proper usage?
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by jkrubin 3y ago
GÁFÀM
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by jkrubin 3y ago
Amen. I work in geophysical computing where there is no such thing as neat data.
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by jkrubin 3y ago
Can you add an ‘iodd’ endpoint? Would be very helpful to a project I am working on.
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by jkrubin 4y ago
Nx is a pita (imo). I have had amazing success with rush and pnpm.
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by jkrubin 4y ago
I am with you. I personally never have understood css to begin with. I like styled-components (et al (emotion and other css in js things)) because it makes distributing components with styles saner, but I really don’t do much front-end. I a
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by jkrubin 4y ago
That looks cool but I fundamentally hate yaml so it’s a no go. I would rather lose my hair screwing with a makefile like thing than add more yaml to my day to day; I currently say “I hate yaml” at least 4 times a day. If it’s not too much t
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by jkrubin 4y ago
They should hire my Australian cattle dog (bash aka babydog)
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by jkrubin 4y ago
I thought based on the pre : titled that this was about epoxy counter tops.
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by jkrubin 4y ago
Once I switched to pnpm many of those problems went away for me. I manage a slew of js/ts monorepos and pnpm is a god send, not because of performance or workspaces, but because things get resolved sanely.
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by jkrubin 4y ago
What’s your point?
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by jkrubin 4y ago
Couch db is awesome but as my most recent couch app got big I ended up moving to pg. go pg.
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by jkrubin 4y ago
As someone who has a printable website (latex) I think this is funny and dope.
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by jkrubin 4y ago
Key take away (IMO) is that Goldman has found a way to make money for Goldman doing this. Not a vote of confidence in crypto/Celsius.
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by jkrubin 4y ago
I have tried every monorepo manager and all but one were super annoying and difficult. Lerna was slow and annoying. Turborepo felt immature when I tried it. Yarn workspaces didn’t play nice with windows for some reason. I swear by pnpm + ru
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by jkrubin 5y ago
100% agree. No idea what the why was.
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by jkrubin 5y ago
This is objectively very cool.
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by jkrubin 5y ago
Js has awesome map filter reduce tho. I used to wish js has list comprehensions but now I prefer map filter reduce.
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by jkrubin 5y ago
100% the way to go. Also people in python land (myself included) Are prone to “emotional” versioning
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by jkrubin 5y ago
I think it’s pretty cool regardless. Don’t be a weenie.
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by jkrubin 5y ago
I would like to see a comprehensive benchmark of parcel v2 and vite.
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by jkrubin 5y ago
That is exactly my experience with cython. It’s a huge pain in the ass to debug. I found pybind11 to be way less of a pain in the ass than cython. In most cases figuring out how to do it with nutty numpy is the least time consuming and is f
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by jkrubin 5y ago
So I just read this article and it is bananas. Highly recommend the full read.

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