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by jmondi 4y ago
Interesting, "webpack" and "easy to use" are two words that I've never seen in the same sentence before.
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by jmondi 4y ago
Honestly, it is basically about a 100% chance that the next employer will pay for JB. I couldn’t imagine an employer refusing to pay $120/yr for a JB license for an employee they are already paying $180,000/yr.
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by jmondi 4y ago
I wonder the same thing, but opposite. Why in the world would windows/linux put their main modifier key all the way in the bottom left? On every keyboard (I have a Moonlander, a Mode65, and Mode80, I map the keys to match a default Mac
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by jmondi 4y ago
And if you are, it is actually easier to see a MacBook Pro screen than the Lemur Pro, because of how dim the backlight was on the Lemur Pro.
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by jmondi 4y ago
Honestly, this is just proving my point when I say that non-mac touchpads are terrible. On my Lemur Pro, it the palm rejection was awful, it was so damn annoying how often the cursor would just fly to a different spot while I was typing. Li
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by jmondi 4y ago
I had a Linux desktop running Manjaro circa 2014-2017. From late 2019 - early 2022 I used my Lemur Pro with PopOS full time as my main machine, 8+ hours a day. I would entirely disagree with the statement that my understanding of linux desk
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by jmondi 4y ago
There is absolutely no way that MacOS is the bottom. Sure, 100% Windows is Coke Cola. But a Linux desktop vs a Mac… ask 100 people in the world (not Hacker News) to choose between a Mac and a System76 machine, 97 of them are choosing the M
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by jmondi 4y ago
Yes yes this is definitely the case. Bought my Lemur Pro in late 2019 and used it until I got my M1 MBp
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by jmondi 4y ago
The monitor issue only happens the first time you plug in the monitor (like with every laptop or computer I’ve ever owned, even the Lemur Pro). After you setup your monitors, it remembers the setup every time you connect after. Yeah agreed
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by jmondi 4y ago
I had this laptop, but ultimately replaced it with a 14” M1 Max. Some thoughts: - The screen is so much worse, in every way, than a MacBook. A “low resolution” (more like, not high dpi) matte screen vs the M1 screen, there is no comparison
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by jmondi 4y ago
One dilemma that stops ebikes from really taking over cars is the fact that it rains a lot in most of the country. Sure, on the west coast and in the desert ebikes work great. Move to a climate like the east coast, and it is immediately muc
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by jmondi 5y ago
What blow's my mind is that Atlassian stock has barely taken a hit...
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by jmondi 5y ago
As long as you are on Angular 13, and all of your dependencies are updated and use the Ivy view engine, you should be good to go. You'll get really weird, hard to debug issues if any of your dependencies are using the older view engine
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by jmondi 5y ago
You’re right, I apologize. You are right that my analogy is stupid on a bunch of different levels. I’ve been surrounded by so many rails fans who use it for every possible problem. “If all you have is a hammer, everything is a nail” was the
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by jmondi 5y ago
Did you learn English by reading the dictionary top to bottom? I’m gonna go ahead and guess that no, you didn’t. You learned English by being surrounded in it and practicing.
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by jmondi 5y ago
If you want to make an app from scratch, you must first understand the universe. This is a ludicrous approach for most. Sure, if you learn from reading and love to read technical manuals, go for it. But to imply this is the best way for mos
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by jmondi 5y ago
Call me crazy, I’d just rather read the relevant section of code I am working on and be able to understand it from there, rather than first having to understand the entire universe.
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by jmondi 5y ago
Not copying and pasting that code chunk and wrapping it into a utility function :red-flag: :red-flag: :red-flag:
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by jmondi 5y ago
As someone who came from other MVC frameworks outside of Ruby, learning Rails has been a cluster-f of searching through documentation circa 2013. The whole rails “convention over configuration makes it easier” is a load of bologna, because
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by jmondi 5y ago
Terrorist - an advocate or practitioner of terrorism as a means of coercion Terrorism - the systematic use of terror especially as a means of coercion They were exactly terrorists. Also, insurrectionists...
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by jmondi 5y ago
100MB in 10m is 166.7KB/s. I’m gonna go ahead and guess that most people have internet faster than that.
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by jmondi 5y ago
I was running selfhosted fathom for several years. A few months ago, I decided I wanted to just defer that maintenance to a SaaS. I felt that fathom was just so expensive for any small use case… I couldn’t justify the cost. Ended up switchi
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by jmondi 5y ago
What a false equivalence. You are comparing static sites of the past to dynamic sites of today. Apples to oranges.
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by jmondi 5y ago
> they are on the same level as the ccp Nonsense.
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by jmondi 5y ago
Would your solution to weapons exporting to have everyone buy a bigger bunker? Doesn't it just make more sense to control the export of weapons?
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by jmondi 5y ago
Am I the only one around here that is less and less excited about Vercel as they raise more and more money?
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by jmondi 5y ago
If you join the Patreon, you can get access to bonus shows while also supporting the creator and allowing him to make more episodes. Highly recommend joining the Patreon so we can more amazing content in the future. https://www.p
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by jmondi 5y ago
Yep just watch the videos through the [Jellyfin Roku app]( https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-roku )
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by jmondi 5y ago
I tried https://github.com/alexmerkel/archivetube but it was not a great experience. I felt that keeping it in Jellyfin and grabbing metadata using https://github.com/ankenyr/jellyfin-youtube-metad
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by jmondi 5y ago
Jellyfin is a completely open source and community driven fork of Emby, which was a rebrand of "Media Browser" way back in the day. Plex is just creepy, doing things like requiring you to sign up and log in through their web porta

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