jscheel

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by jscheel 4y ago
You are maintaining all your files in the VM though, right? I'm playing with setting up a sync from vm to host so I can do that but still use my local tools.
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by jscheel 4y ago
Docker is cripplingly slow on MacOS. I have a maxed out 16" mbp... starting rspec on our app takes 55-60 seconds. Compare that to my coworkers on Linux and Windows, who both see sub 10 second boots, and it's absolutely impossible
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by jscheel 4y ago
We recently needed to apply for advanced access to more permission scopes on our Facebook app. It was an absolute nightmare. Between the out of date documentation, undocumented requirements, arbitrary rejections based on reviewer-side issue
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by jscheel 4y ago
I agree that the velocity sensitive is good, but the keybed is by far the worst one in my studio, regardless of price. I have plenty of cheaper keybeds that feel significantly better.
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by jscheel 4y ago
How many devices do you think Korg is putting out?
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by jscheel 4y ago
Everything but the keys, right? I've got my opsix right behind me, and I just can't believe how bad the keys are. TBF, it's right above my Moog Matriarch, so that might be a bit of an unfair comparison.
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by jscheel 4y ago
yep, I did the same. So, last time I dug into it, I found a separate issue where it would darkwake to do things like check in with find my mac, and then an app that had an idle power assertion would prevent the darkwake from fully shutting
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by jscheel 4y ago
Yeah, I've turned literally everything off that I can. Not just power nap, all the random wake settings they have: powernap off, proximitywake off, networkoversleep off... all the way down to actually disabling wifi and bt when my lid
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by jscheel 4y ago
I've seen that happen, but I'm specifically talking about disconnecting my dock (if it's even connected), closing my lid, confirming the fans are off, putting it in a bag, then finding it back on later doing an infinite loop
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by jscheel 4y ago
Nah, I’ve seen it too. I have everything turned off, but it still attempts to turn on randomly. I’ve even set up a script to turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when I close the lid.
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by jscheel 4y ago
Perhaps so, but my dang MacBook does the same thing. I have turned off every single thing that I possibly can that would cause it to wake up, and yet I still randomly find it turning on for no reason pretty much every other day. I’ll walk b
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by jscheel 4y ago
lol, right?
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by jscheel 4y ago
You are being weirdly antagonistic about this. Do you work for Docker? Random search result counts (not unique users btw) have nothing to do with a reproducible bug in Docker. Why are you so caught up on this? You are welcome to go to the i
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by jscheel 4y ago
I mean, I've never had any other issue with it. This is clearly a docker problem.
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by jscheel 4y ago
I'd just love to know if Docker is ever going to fix the issue where my computer kernel panics when going into hibernation if my macbook is unplugged and docker is running. Had an open, reproducible issue for a quite while that has aff
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by jscheel 4y ago
yeah, I mean, fair, it's markdown-adjacent I guess
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by jscheel 4y ago
Yes, and I'm one of them. I'm not moaning at them about the price, but I think it's fair to consider what they are actually saying. They are telling users that v1 is now completely unsupported. That means, if you bought v1 la
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by jscheel 4y ago
Umm, yes, I did. It's pretty easy to read between the lines. This article is pretty on-the-nose.
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by jscheel 4y ago
Yeah, I noticed that. A quick jaunt to the about section of the site explains everything I needed to know.
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by jscheel 4y ago
This is a terrible article. The author contributes nothing to the discussion other than to fawn over Musk and attack straw men through pseudo-intellectual prose. It also appears to have factual information wrong. The article is not worth be
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by jscheel 4y ago
For sure, I think other people answered that pretty fully. Was just showing you a cool little protocol where they decided markdown was the format of choice.
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by jscheel 4y ago
Check out The Gemini protocol. It is based on “gemtext” which is a flavor of markdown. The browser is responsible for determining how to render it. https://gemini.circumlunar.space/
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by jscheel 4y ago
I've had a Mastodon account for a pretty long time, but I've never really done anything with it. I've found discoverability to be quite difficult.
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by jscheel 4y ago
No worries! I like js, I'm just feeling the pain of trying to move off webpack.
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by jscheel 4y ago
Not gonna get into the details, as it's company proprietary code, but we aren't talking about a weekend project. This is a large, complex product that has a significant user-base, and it also has to handle a bunch of legacy stuff.
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by jscheel 4y ago
It's justifiable for the level of complexity it is handling, but it does mean that trying to switch to a different build process is gonna be painful .
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by jscheel 4y ago
Currently looking at a 1000 line webpack config..........
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by jscheel 4y ago
Well, that's what is really frustrating here. Turbopack is built by the creator of Webpack. So, instead of fixing the bloated megalith that webpack has become, they are just moving on to greener pastures. But this time it'll be di
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by jscheel 4y ago
Robitussin and styrofoam
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by jscheel 4y ago
I remember reading about Moller in the 90s, thinking “wow the future is gonna be amazing.”

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