konart

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811.
by konart 5y ago
Yeah... Will it also suggest me my passwords in iOS? Come on, guys, 1Password is not only about syncing passwords between N computers.
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by konart 5y ago
vscode, arduino ide 2 (not entirely sure) Honestly you can build quite a list if we are not constrained with dev tools only.
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by konart 5y ago
>Plus, I don’t think anyone in Russia would pay anyways. Not in the 90s, that's for sure. Steam change this for games market though when they case to russian market with local prices.
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by konart 5y ago
>Ops is the next guy who comes in, who is only ever supposed to keep everything running. >Go, Java, C#, ... are for the software ops folks. Can't say anything about Java or C# but one of the reasons we use Go is because the requi
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by konart 5y ago
>It takes as much discipline within a team to avoid this in Golang (or any other "non-expressive language") than in more expressive languages. I think this will differ from team to team. I've been working within two differ
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by konart 5y ago
>If you’d rather focus on solving problems creatively and expressively, Go is not your tool. >It’s just my observation Well, my observation after dealing with js and ruby projects (ruby was my main language a few years ago) - those cr
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by konart 5y ago
> What kinds of premium experiences would be possible if creators were able to charge more than $999? Well, if I can charge more than $999 and people are paying - I will do just that. Charge more for the same amount of whatever.
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by konart 5y ago
Again - the issue is that this breaks default layout. Obviously any keyboard with at least 33 keys will be enough for me to just place the alphabet on them. The problems is that this breaks everything. Anyhow - after a bunch of keyboards al
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by konart 5y ago
Alice style keyboard is as close as you can get in terms of layout
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by konart 5y ago
What does this have to do with the fact that I need all of my russian alphabet when I type in russian? The problem is that the default russian qwerty (or rather йцукен) simply won't fit. You will have to bind additional characters to w
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by konart 5y ago
Ergodox and the like have one big problem: hard or impossible to use if you need a layout for a language that has more than 26 characters.
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by konart 5y ago
>which is ironic because it was designed at Google, and Google are known for their monorepo. Google is huge. I'm fairly sure they use different approaches to code organisation in different teams\departments. Anyhow - I'd rather
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by konart 5y ago
>Did you use golang on a monorepo for example? No. I have met monorepo on my path only once (not a golang one, it was mix of java and jruby) and I hope I will never see one again.
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by konart 5y ago
>It puts a lot of pressure on the IDE to search the entire code base, and you end up with types you don't even care about. It clearly shows that the golang authors did not have IDEs in mind when writing the language, which is just a
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by konart 5y ago
>Like building out abstractions for adapters and connection points I'm not sure I'm on the same page here but we often use Repository Pattern were abstractions are needed (obvious example would be some data storage). We don&#x2
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by konart 5y ago
Never really used it.
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by konart 5y ago
>And in some populations (like programmers) use is much higher, 25% according to SO survey. Sure, and if you take even smaller fraction you may find numbers like 50% or higher. But what does it have to do with general situation we are ta
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by konart 5y ago
Flutter or something similar + your backend of choice.
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by konart 5y ago
I haven't touched windows as a software developer since around 2008, so I don't know what's going on in there really. So long as I can launch games in my steam lib I'm fine. My main working OS was Ubuntu (~2006-2010) and
830.
by konart 5y ago
>this is as untrue as "Year $YEAR will be year of Linux on desktop" was so far (posting from laptop running Linux) This will be untrue when linux will have noticeable* share of installs. Not just you and some other tech guys wh
831.
by konart 5y ago
I hope you are joking. I have Fedora 34 with Gnome 40 right now on my gaming PC as a second system and I can barely find two windows (not even apps, just two windows) that can be defined as "nicely done". Everything else is terrib
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by konart 5y ago
I have Fedora 33-34 with gnome (initially with KDE as a I was a fan back in my Ubuntu\Arch days) and I only keep it to install updates from time to time to see if it is as usable for a general use as macOS. Still nowhere near. Perfect for c
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by konart 6y ago
iMac Pro Officially Discontinued https://www.macrumors.com/2021/03/19/imac-pro-officially-dis...
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by konart 6y ago
>It's a question of living within your means. A guy who's fortunate enough to have an engineering job at EA and IBM First of all - you are almost never 'fortunate'. Jobs offers do not fall from the sky usually. Secon
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by konart 6y ago
>Why 1991? Even though USSR collapsed, whatever was sealed, is still sealed to this day. Some documents are sealed but many were declassified since then.
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by konart 6y ago
Telegram has bot payments API (had it for some time now). As a user (regular or a business owner for example) you can use solutions like https://ecommpay.com/products/telegram-payments/ to receive payments
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by konart 6y ago
Yep. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfuKRdgnmO8 - this is the best version in my opinion (aside from the "classic" version with Natalia O'Shea as Takhisis)
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by konart 6y ago
Useless? No. Less efficient? Likely. I guess they will have to produce an updated version in nearest future.
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by konart 6y ago
How is that a niche feature? A lot of people have double monitor setup. Sometimes with a different scaling factor. Both macOS and Windows can handle it just fine. Linux somehow is is still in the 90s in this regard. I do agree that the conv
840.
by konart 6y ago
It is not smuggling if we are talking about buying a device for personal use. Buying a full truck of these - sure.

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