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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> I've barely ever written any Ruby outside of the occasional little script. And yet it's secretly my favorite language. I'm in a similar boat, with the caveat that on linux, I use ruby as my main scripting language rather
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Im curious what a proposal like this means for other compile-to-js languages. I'm assuming it really won't make any difference to those, but languages like ReScript, PureScript, or Elm, for example, all are statically typed and c
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
honestly, havent used a linux DE for years at this point. MATE was pretty solid last time I used it, though.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> For me using elementary OS for a bit was truly awful: its UX was the worst I ever used. 100% agree. When I tried to use it a long while ago, it was not good. UI felt clunky and almost unresponsive when compared to similar desktop envi
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Gnome Cinnamon KDE LXDE I'm sure there are more, but those are the ones I was able to rattle off in the space of 10 seconds. edit: LXQT XFCE
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
I was thinking this, too. The only person being completely unreasonable here is Danielle.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
>Guy wasn't happy with his pay, left to another company and now he's asking even more, from a failing company. If he just wants to kill what's left he should just say it. That wasn't my understanding at all. Looks li
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
update: spotify on my phone is unresponsive. desktop still working fine.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> then waste their revenue on SV dev salaries wouldnt really call that a waste if those devs are producing meaningful features and/or fixing bugs. devs work on the features they are told to, they don't direct what features get
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Might be region-specific. I was just talking with my friend on Discord about 5 minutes ago. Also noted that Spotify seems to be having issues, but I'm listening to music through Spotify right now without issue. Curious what the affect
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
I thankfully have never had the displeasure of working with a business unit that explicitly ignored compliance with regulations. i know they exist. i just havent, personally, had that experience, thankfully.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Back to the office? No thank you.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
friend of mine is running three displays off a displayLink hub on his new m1 mac pro. seems displaylink is a really good choice, at least.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> The unfortunate thing about startups is that a lot of them are this fast and loose with PII Unless it is a HIPAA-compliant startup. Then scrubbing PII is priority number 1.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> That's worse than a code smell, that reeks. Welcome to webdev.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> WFH people living alone can go many days without any human interaction. dont threaten me with a good time
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Minecraft was pretty damn polished before it ever released, though. He formed Mojang pretty early, but if I recall, there were no employees other than Notch for a long while. Talking about when it was in beta and the only way to play it w
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Been using Bitwarden ever since LastPass imploded themselves with their idiotic policy of no Destkop + Mobile for free users. Very happy with Bitwarden. Has a self-hosting option, too, which I like. been debating setting up a self-hosted s
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> I need 3 real buttons on the mouse, and it's hard to find a mouse with 3 real buttons and a scrollwheel which doesn't get in the way of the buttons does a gaming mouse work? I'm currently using a $10 gaming mouse that h
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
having investors does not mean you are a public company. there are private investors, angels, VCs, etc.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
The only reason I still have a facebook account is because I have logins for other sites tied to it. Haven't personally logged into facebook on purpose since 2016.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> Strong disagree. I've made it my policy to never work with a recruiter that isn't affiliated with the company they're hiring for. Recruiting farms like Cyber Recruiters (yuck) will do everything in their power to waste y
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
not convinced. radon levels in Kansas are pretty damn high.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> There's plenty of well off people that steal because they want more. Fair counter-point. I suppose as a foreman he was probably getting paid better than most of the workers he managed.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Never advocated that stealing was okay. I'm just making an observation...
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> Doing some digging, I found incontrovertible proof that my foreman of ten years---ten years!!!---had been stealing from me. > I simply told him I would never give him a raise again. And he understood that---due to radical inflation-
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
I've used RegExr for a few years now. No real reason other than it was the first tool for writing regex that I found.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
My first reaction to this is that some of the features (directly editing data, viewing data) won't work for our deployment of supabase, as our data is within a schema not exposed by PostgREST (all interaction with supabase is done via
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> The simple answer here is that Troy was using Cloudflare to offset costs he knew he would incur with Azure. I haven't checked, but are the prices for Azure CDN relatively competitive with Cloudflare? I think you'd probably g
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Never heard of Briar. Title made me think it was some new cool desktop environment for linux. It took me longer than I care to admit before I realized Briar is just a messaging app.

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