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keyle
2y ago
FYI you had more action on Lobsters regarding this post https://lobste.rs/s/c800ba/my_first_experience_with_ocaml
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2y ago
I find it amusing because in the past, I would have used this to find the logo of the company that I'd work for at the time. I wonder how many employees of said brands will use this rather than their corporate environment to find an sv
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keyle
2y ago
Press Win+R, CTRL+V <enter> From captcha to gotcha. I could see junior developers falling for this. Hey it's Github, it's legit right? We get security notifications every second months about some lib everyone use
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keyle
2y ago
Neat I like the idea of json to resume, I wrote this back in the day https://rzume.co which I still use as my resume. I wasn't a big fan of the template you provide though, it would be neat if the template could be affected
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keyle
2y ago
I've been on Apple silicon since they've been out, I'd love a similar intro but based on this architecture.
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keyle
2y ago
Would they be any good though, that remains to be seen.
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keyle
2y ago
A website where a download link requires FF/Chrome. The whole website I thought was silly, but that takes the cake.
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keyle
2y ago
"Safari download not working, try Firefox or Chrome" You gotta be joking.
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keyle
2y ago
yeah it's obviously a low priority for them but a monospace version of this font would be very interesting.
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keyle
2y ago
I'm incredibly excited for this. I thought swift was basically going to be stuck on macOS. Last time I converted the swift compiler from the Ubuntu package to work on Debian, stuff was looking really awry. Most things work but not simp
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keyle
2y ago
Yes after 25 years this is how I see it. Isolate state into its little dirty corner, think in terms of data structure and its transformation. This has kept me sane for decades. It's simple but so many devs just haven't seen the li
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2y ago
yeah thanks I kept looking for a reason for the 6-way or 6-layers or something.
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keyle
2y ago
Could someone TLDR me what Hexagonal architecture means? Hexagonal architecture brings order to chaos and flexibility to fragile programs by making it easy to create modular applications where connections to the outside world always a
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keyle
2y ago
Talk to your manager and try to explain that it doesn't work for you, try and approach it like it's not reasonable in your case to demand 5 days a week - they talk about whenever humanly possible in the memo, I didn't read it
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keyle
2y ago
I'm in a similar situation, but no hardware involved. Just the flexibility to juggle the kids at pick up times is godsend. I have much better no-interruption stretches of programming which yields better results overall.
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keyle
2y ago
It felt somewhat like that to me too, I had just thought "categorized under dude posting their W".
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keyle
2y ago
What's going on with the url? https://konty.app/http://localhost:4321/ Nice app. Loved Balsamiq for years, now I use an outdated version of Sketch.
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keyle
2y ago
Good fun, please add wallpapers up to 4K!
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keyle
2y ago
I didn't write "no one is using it" and what is "le cringe"?
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keyle
2y ago
I listen to 5 mins of this and all I can feel is sadness and how cringe it is. Please do not replace humanity with a faint imitation of what makes use human, actual spontaneity. If you produce AI content, don't emulate small talk and q
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keyle
2y ago
I wasn't sure, thanks
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keyle
2y ago
Agree with what you wrote. That said quality of life things such as pro motion and increase battery life are noticeable. Scrolling at 120hz is butter smooth and improves the UX quite a lot. While battery life is peace of mind that you don&#
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keyle
2y ago
Any emacs set up as a 'modern IDE' with neat features runs like an absolute dog. It's only fast because it was written long ago.
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keyle
2y ago
This is super cool and well executed. Congrats!
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keyle
2y ago
This 100%. People need to stop thinking that somehow their browser storage is a safe place to store sensitive information. It isn't and it is volatile and can get trashed by software updates and other reasons.
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keyle
2y ago
I read both and this has never been in my thoughts. If you're going to make such bold claims out the wazoo, back it up with some proof? Examples would be a good start.
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keyle
2y ago
Thanks for the book idea '2312', will check it out.
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keyle
2y ago
Wonderful job, next, 3D version!
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keyle
2y ago
I'm sure it was profitable in keeping him busy during the pandemic. Not everything has to derive monetary value, you can do something for experience, fun, kick the tyres, open-source and/or philanthropic avenues. Besides it's
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keyle
2y ago
They leave you dependent upon your will power, but Will Power is not just enough! Honestly, instead of writing software, work on that. Improve your discipline and many areas of your life will improve. I'm glad you wrote some
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