joshfee

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by joshfee 3y ago
Its not open source, but after trying a number of these tools (as a total noob hobbyist) I found Diptrace to be the most intuitive and they do offer a freeware for hobbyists
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by joshfee 4y ago
This is much worse for posture though. I much prefer having a monitor that is elevated so that when I sit up straight it is directly in front of me
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by joshfee 4y ago
I think a large part of the problem we have today is lack of attribution. It is too easy for participants to pretend to be 1000 voices instead of a single voice. I don't think being able to pretend to be multiple people is particularly
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by joshfee 4y ago
`any` should really be called `every` to match the semantics, it says "this value is an instance of every type, and therefore you can do anything with it". And you might read that and thing "but that's crazy, its not pos
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by joshfee 4y ago
> there is a lot of excellent Rust content catering to beginners and advanced programmers alike. However, so many of them focus on the explaining the core mechanics of the language and the concept of ownership rather than architecting ap
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by joshfee 4y ago
Rust or otherwise, the more semantics that can be expressed in a language, the more optimizations that can be done for you (at the cost of lacking full control in certain scenarios).
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by joshfee 4y ago
But barring other information it could go down in that 10 month period or it could go up in that 10 month period, and the long term upward trend suggests its more likely for prices to go up than down in those 10 months.
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by joshfee 4y ago
You should check out Dungeon World (or any Apocalypse World derivatives) - every role is 2d6+ability modifier, and results are always 10+ for complete success, 7-9 for success but with a caveat, and <=6 as a failure. You're allowed
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by joshfee 4y ago
He already left the core team [in January ]( https://blog.rust-lang.org/2022/01/31/changes-in-the-core-te... .)
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by joshfee 4y ago
Have only just started reading the article, but its really annoying that there are no hyperlinks to the referenced types/methods. > See the debug_* methods on it. Sure... please point me to them
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by joshfee 5y ago
Glad you're earning some money, but I turned ad-blocker off to see how you incorporated ads on your site - honestly taking up a quarter of the screen with autoplay videos and blinking ads is some toxic 90s geocities stuff... ad-blocker
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by joshfee 5y ago
What you describe is not what I've experienced with debt. Usually it is a conflict where short term goals and long term goals are at odds with each other. Using your bridge analogy, its more like "We only need an infantry bridge r
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by joshfee 5y ago
In my experience, the cost of writing and also maintaining code is proportional to not necessarily the (typically fixed) cost of the boilerplate, but the "distance" between the various pieces needed for things to work. Let's
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by joshfee 5y ago
This sounds like the use case for `useReducer`
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by joshfee 5y ago
They are _not_ pure functions. A pure function will return the same value for the same arguments every time. This is not true of functional components using hooks as the data received from calling the hook can change over time due to side e
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by joshfee 5y ago
At the end of the day, components will always need a way to interface with state. Often times you want local component state because the cost of abstracting that tiny bit of state into some top level application state is disproportionately
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by joshfee 5y ago
This is a pretty good attempt, but I've yet to find a calculator that is as comprehensive as this gem. https://michaelbluejay.com/house/rentvsbuy.html The site may not be flashy but the content is by far the best