keawade

6 ms·

1.
by keawade 3y ago
Location: Maryland, USA Remote: Yes (Hybrid maybe) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript/JavaScript, NodeJS, Deno, npm, Microservices, React, Docker, Kubernetes, SQL, CI/CD, Neovim, bash, automated testing, API design,
2.
by keawade 3y ago
Location: DC metro area (Maryland, US) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node, TypeScript, React, Docker, Docker Compose, Kubernetes, AWS Lambda Résumé/CV: https://keithwade.com/about/ Email: keith
3.
by keawade 4y ago
Brave is a solid option if you don't want to leave the underlying Chromium and it's extension ecosystem but still have privacy capabilities that Google is axing with Manifest v3. Firefox is also a solid option. Firefox is one of t
4.
by keawade 4y ago
It isn't yet released. > But we understand some folks want to continue using third-party password management across browsers and devices. So, we’ve teamed up with Bitwarden, the accessible open-source password manager, in the first
5.
by keawade 4y ago
We've got AI assisted rotoscoping already and while it looks a bit janky at times its still a whole lot faster than doing it all by hand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tq_KOmXyVDo
6.
by keawade 5y ago
I disagree that TypeScript comes with only a marginal upside. In my experience TypeScript projects are much more approachable for contributors. For example, I once was debugging an issue in a JS framework and while I knew what was wrong and
7.
by keawade 5y ago
I’ve been using Fedora 35 with Wayland and fractional scaling set to 150% on my Framework laptop and it works great for me.
8.
by keawade 5y ago
The “users voted with wallets” / “free market decided” line often ignores how consumers are not choosing in a vacuum or choosing simple things or sometimes not choosing at all. Often choices are made for short term benefits that come w
9.
by keawade 5y ago
In my experience it is an attempt to reclaim the word spiritual as it is a useful word for describing certain aspects of the human experience. For example: https://web.archive.org/web/20160818051131/https:/&#x
10.
by keawade 5y ago
I'm 100% with you on the "not even sure what spiritual means as I've never heard a coherent definition". If anyone is interested, this position is known as theological non-cognitivism, ignosticism, or igtheism > Theol
11.
by keawade 5y ago
Pedantic musing: > Shill > One who poses as a satisfied customer or an enthusiastic gambler to dupe bystanders into participating in a swindle. Is it "shilling" if you're a project manager recommending your product? He
12.
by keawade 5y ago
Yes, I can. However I am not convinced that is what has happened in the US and Canada's suburban development with regards to the overwhelming adoption of single family homes. Charles Marohn, a former city planner and engineer, has writ
13.
by keawade 5y ago
As someone who has lived in the Midwest for the past ten years I think you’ll be hard pressed to find this. In Lincoln NE, for example, all new housing for at least the past 30 years has been in car-dependent suburban developments which has
14.
by keawade 5y ago
Nelnet Velocity | Site Reliability Engineer, Full Stack Developer | Full Time | REMOTE (US timezones) Nelnet Velocity is a team at Nelnet, a financial services company, building an API-first microservices-based platform and white label prod
15.
by keawade 5y ago
Check out kinto.sh for the ctrl/cmd remapping. PopOS has a decent tiling manager built in now. (Icon in top right corner by default) though I should note it isn’t as “hardcore” as classic tiling managers and is instead built primarily
16.
by keawade 5y ago
I think it will likely take significant modification to fit a mech keeb in the laptop as is. [I asked about the stock keyboard dimensions and was told the module is 3.8mm thick]( https://community.frame.work/t/the-keyboa
17.
by keawade 5y ago
That’s a JavaScript specific nuance that typescript inherits. ‘const’ declares a variable with an immutable reference, not an immutable value. If you’re referencing a simple literal like a string or a number that’s effectively the same thin
18.
by keawade 5y ago
A sticky license includes a clause stipulating that while you can modify the code and share your modifications, any modifications must also be shared under that same license. This is usually referred to as a “share alike” clause. GPL is an
19.
by keawade 6y ago
Not OP, but I've used containers to run temporary local databases for development. If you're also packaging your application as a container you can use container orchestration tools like `docker-compose` to compile your app and up
20.
by keawade 7y ago
The platform in this case would be iOS, not Mac OS. But you can't work with iOS without a Mac OS machine which are particularly expensive. In comparison, Android allows a lot more flexibility of cost when picking a development machine
21.
by keawade 7y ago
Yes! I think this line in particular is a good TL;DR of the issues discussed in the linked article: > The complexity of software is an essential property, not an accidental one. Hence descriptions of a software entity that abstract away
22.
by keawade 7y ago
The article does not promote deforestation. > Losing the Amazon, beyond representing a planetary historic tragedy beyond measure, would also make meeting the ambitious climate goals of the Paris Agreement all but impossible. It discusses
23.
by keawade 7y ago
I'm not sure what the problem is as DDG does that as well. I just tried searching "weather [zipcode]" on DDG and the first result is a card with current weather info for that zipcode from DarkSky. The feature is very similar
24.
by keawade 7y ago
I've been using ProtonMail for about a year and I've never had an issue logging in. The web client is the primary interface I use.