josefdlange

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by josefdlange 3mo ago
Well, no coffee needed this morning. $103,515,940,301.79
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by josefdlange 4mo ago
Ultimately you're going to have to decide your risk tolerance and how much you value the intangible elements of it as an experience. Practically and fiscally speaking, it's a bad choice. I made the same choice at about the same po
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by josefdlange 7mo ago
I like to alternate yoga and traditional gym days. The yoga is still hard work but has more restorative qualities, and often complements my gym work rather well. That said, I still take one or two rest days a week. Being in your thirties co
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by josefdlange 8mo ago
Too true! Feels extra nice to be able to spread the sentiment of gratitude so far and wide. Keep it up!
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by josefdlange 8mo ago
Holy moly -- you're behind Relisten, OP? I owe you a great debt of gratitude for the hours of musical joy Relisten has given me.
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by josefdlange 8mo ago
I'm just here for the Grateful Dead reference.
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by josefdlange 2y ago
When I've had longer-running test/lint suites in the past, I've added simple sounds to the ends of their run scripts (birds chirping for success, alarm blare for fail) that help me draw my attention back. I had an issue where
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by josefdlange 2y ago
For a long time I used names of (usually) the transitional metals on the periodic table. It started just as "Titanium" for a PowerBook G4 since that was its codename anyway, but went on from there. Then it transitioned to plants a
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by josefdlange 2y ago
Universal Access (Control? Whatever it's called) between multiple Macs not only allows sharing input methods but also dragging files back and forth, and works pretty seamlessly. I imagine the same mechanism is at work here.
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by josefdlange 2y ago
Nostalgia unlocked...
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by josefdlange 2y ago
Just dropping in to say I appreciate the kind and friendly contextualization of your feedback. It would be really easy for someone in your position to be unfriendly in communicating this. This kind of tact and emotional intelligence is some
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by josefdlange 3y ago
So, Mary Shelley (and her character, Viktor Frankenstein) was right?
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by josefdlange 3y ago
1. Yep. Very small company which made it all the more painful as my former colleagues have become close friends. The hard lesson? The bottom line makes exceptions for no one. 2. Yes and no. Emotionally, yes. I felt a lot more desperate and
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by josefdlange 3y ago
Location: Milwaukee, WI Remote: Preferred (US timezones) Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, Falcon, peewee, Golang, JavaScript, React, HTMX, HTML, CSS, (Postgres)SQL, Redis, Objective-C (professionally), Swift (hob
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by josefdlange 3y ago
Reading this comment and its replies, I think it's evident that there's no "rule" as far as what you should or shouldn't do goes. For example, I had a second major in theatre, but I had no delusion of working a livi
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by josefdlange 3y ago
I would love to see this conversion made into a webpack plugin that logs out the closest "weight" of your build, sort of like those apps that tell you how "big" your fetus is at certain points on the pregnancy timeline.
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by josefdlange 3y ago
Well damn, you learn something new every day.
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by josefdlange 4y ago
I'd love to see ChatGPT read a commit or series of commits, and synthesize the code that they describe. `chat-commit -m "Implemented a new view that returns random images of kittens"` Yields a new commit with new code that do
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by josefdlange 4y ago
I have a corgi and that tracks for me. To people who don't have corgs, they're sweet kind friendly cute delicate beautiful creatures. The those of us who have been blessed with corgs in our lives, we know they're really the F
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by josefdlange 4y ago
This is a Quality comment.
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by josefdlange 4y ago
Not to mention explicit language about _not planning to support the Webpack API 1:1_...
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by josefdlange 4y ago
Every time I mow the lawn, I think about how nice a little popcorn game (think [early] Angry Birds scale) lawn-mowing would make. You control the operator, who is pushing or riding a mower, and it's up to you to get complete coverage o
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by josefdlange 4y ago
This, like most apps of its kind, struggles from a bootstrap problem. I live in a fairly non-tech-centric area, one where finding a good remote-work spot would be very useful, but because there's limited population of people who freque
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by josefdlange 5y ago
This is so thoughtful and so kindly written. I appreciate you taking the time to write this out for OP. I hope your grandmother truly did continue to find joy later in life. If your kindness is any indication, the love in your family certai
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by josefdlange 5y ago
For simple sharing without giving it away, what about a RotN where N starts at an arbitrary value (13, for example) but increments for each successive character? ALPHA becomes NZEXR This way, repeats become opaque. Seems clear enough to sha
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by josefdlange 5y ago
HTMX is a nice utility for a fairly basic set of common JS tasks ("load this content and put it there", "submit this form and show its response there") and I think it's a useful tool to have on a project. Its footpr
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by josefdlange 5y ago
I think you correctly identify that the typical use case for HTMX is something very narrow. There's a small no-man's-land between a full SPA and an SSR app where you might want to see content moving around without full page flashe
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by josefdlange 5y ago
This is so lovely and so remarkably familiar. Thank you so much for sharing. Having recently moved back to the midwest (SE WI) after being in the Seattle area for almost ten years, I feel so much of this. You've put it into words far b
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by josefdlange 5y ago
Quick -- someone with epidemiology/virology experience -- can we get a summarization for the layman? How concerning is the concern noted in the title?
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by josefdlange 5y ago
Oh definitely -- I'm not detecting cynicism in you and maybe it's the wrong choice of word. I'm more feeling a sense of disappointment in what you're saying being true. It's tragic, in truth.

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