keithnz

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by keithnz 4y ago
missing a 0 on the number of users.... also this bot tracks users on mastodon https://bolha.us/@gutocarvalho/109298885964017612
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by keithnz 4y ago
long time C++ programmer here too, 30ish years, but I don't use it for much anymore. While I like that the language has improved, it's just a nicer experience coding in other languages.
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by keithnz 4y ago
a strawman would be trying to claim that he was trying to say those things should be included as part of GDP. It seems he is saying GDP is a poor measure of a nations success and it doesn't measure a lot of the things we actually valu
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by keithnz 4y ago
30 years ago was a great time, software development was really ramping up. The internet was like a "secret" which not many people knew about, dominated by ftp / usenet / irc/ ftp / gopher / telnet /
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by keithnz 4y ago
TL;DR: No
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by keithnz 4y ago
Project doesn't look like it has been updated for a couple of years.
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Fossil Free Steel(hybritdevelopment.se)
3 points by keithnz 4y ago|0 comments
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by keithnz 4y ago
I was looking at what the future of steel might look like recently, I think this is quite interesting https://www.hybritdevelopment.se/en/
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by keithnz 4y ago
no "should". Maybe if your company is having problems with support requests MAYBE it might be useful to get engineers involved, maybe they will notice some kind of problem with the right information getting to engineering or some
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by keithnz 4y ago
IdeaVim in the jetbrains products is really good I find. You get best of both worlds. I used to customize vim a lot, but I pretty much just use it as is now as a casual editor for editing files, especially for big files. The editor is ver
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by keithnz 4y ago
my father who was a research physicist from the 70s+ lamented at his colleagues who got too distracted with programming their computers! For me it was great, I got to grow up with computers and electronics and a bunch of adults who loved t
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by keithnz 4y ago
I find windows fantastic for development! Other environments don't seem to have anything you can't do in windows. I get there are a lot of "preferences" people have, but almost none of the preference type things are thi
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NZ Uber drivers win employment rights court case(1news.co.nz)
2 points by keithnz 4y ago|0 comments
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by keithnz 4y ago
I love vim modal keybindings more than Vim, I don't really use actual vim much at all, certainly not for coding. Luckily most editors / IDEs have Vim support
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by keithnz 4y ago
seems to me they are using unreachable to mean unsupported. Also they should put a message in for the first example which should highlight the int value as that is the very first thing you are going to want to know.
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by keithnz 4y ago
on the flip side, a lot of kids experiences before 12 will be forgotten, some will be super memorable for their entire lives, but a lot of their memories of you as a "parent" and who you are as a person will be after the age of 12
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by keithnz 4y ago
why use the API? why not just use git to get the code? All you need the API for is repository discovery
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Targeting Linux with .NET 6/7 and WSL on Windows 11(youtube.com)
2 points by keithnz 4y ago|0 comments
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by keithnz 4y ago
webstorm is the way to go for react and other web type stuff... though I'm not sure if the intention of fleet is for it to be free forever or not.
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by keithnz 4y ago
yeah, sizzy is cool, it's what lead me to responsively as these monthly charges just don't match how I use the tools.
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by keithnz 4y ago
no, but I do use https://responsively.app/
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by keithnz 4y ago
what old windows programs from Vista/XP/2000 can't you run on Windows 11? It has "compatibility mode", just select properties on the program and select compatibility, and select the OS you want.
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by keithnz 4y ago
ignoring the political acceptance of it, UBI would end up tax neutral for many. You also have to change the way you tax and create a wealth tax. ie, if you imagine the wealth distribution in a country, and overlay income tax, you will see
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by keithnz 4y ago
UBI has to be done with a tax policy, basically, you give everyone $10k (as the article nominates as a figure), but you'd tax that back off a lot of people. Ideally you tax it back based on wealth rather than income.
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by keithnz 4y ago
For me, Linux would be a downgrade. Suddenly there's a bunch of software I can't run anymore. I actually really like windows 11, plus I can install and run any linux software as if it is a native windows program, and while I can
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by keithnz 4y ago
Not entirely sure having rust in your butt is a better option....
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by keithnz 4y ago
He doesn't seem to show anywhere that it is "philosophically unhelpful". I do think philosophical ideas can be taught with zero historical perspective, but it is a whole extra step to say studying the history of philosophy i
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by keithnz 4y ago
This channel has such a good window on what is going wrong in America at the bottom. The stories of how people end up being exploited and damaged, the failure of foster care, and the awful reality of kids being born into the exact same cir
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Soft White Underbelly demonetized by YouTube [video](youtube.com)
192 points by keithnz 4y ago|173 comments
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by keithnz 4y ago
In the job market you are willing to work in, can you get the $s you are wanting? By that, I don't mean there's a possibility some company might pay you the $s, but that it would be reasonable to expect quite a number of places to

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