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by laeri 3y ago
If you are going to build a team you will probably select for people you know and trust first, so choosing from people in your network is a natural way of doing this. This is literally called 'networking'. If it isn't a start
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by laeri 3y ago
I agree with your main point, you have to do quite a few things to configure these plugins and some of it is not straightforward. However, I program rust using the lunarvim default configuration for vim and it has been very straightforward.
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by laeri 3y ago
Most often you don't have to go through so many. The community usually has some preferred selection of tools and you have to choose from 2-5 different options. You still need to do some research but it is not as bad as you present it.
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by laeri 3y ago
Absolutely agree. LunarVim is my NeoVim configuration of choice and 90% of my usual workflow is present and with the missing rest I can still manage to be productive enough. I don't see not having LSP as a positive aspect to mention by
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by laeri 3y ago
I use ai mostly for creating code examples for specific things I haven't written before and for learning new programming languages. During day to day I haven't used copilot or tabnine yet but I have seen that there exists some plu
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by laeri 3y ago
Why would someone want to pay to get rid of their stocks? In the worst case they would be worthless or not?
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by laeri 3y ago
https://laeri.me/blog I am practicing writing and blogging so most of my posts at the moment are mostly for that purpose. I still have a lot to learn and my blog will hopefully reflect my improvement over time.
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by laeri 3y ago
I hear people about it talking everywhere. Students that use it to write some work or learn for exams. Colleagues that use it for generating code examples for specific things. Someone from HR writing text. This is definitely not an echo cha
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by laeri 3y ago
Yes this is an option but a very annoying one.
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by laeri 3y ago
The problem is that there are different kinds of ORMS. One where the model is created and either the tables are generated from the model or some mapping exists. The other kind takes the database as a source of truth and from sql queries gen
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by laeri 3y ago
They specifically mentioned them (queryfirst, pgtyped, pugsql, sqlc)
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by laeri 3y ago
With small amounts of data that may work doing in memory but you can't scale without doing calculation in SQL that is optimized for it.
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by laeri 3y ago
There seem to be two kinds of ORM's. One is based on the domain models and will either generate tables and columns or has some kind of mapping from domain model -> database. The second type does the inverse approach and generates do
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by laeri 3y ago
Maybe not getting enough rest might have offset the positive factors?
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by laeri 3y ago
The problem with advice is that it comes from someone in a different position. The depressed person might not be able to actually perform the suggestion due to lack of energy or other factors.
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by laeri 3y ago
This is a great comment as it reflects the situation quite well.
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by laeri 3y ago
The brain tries to minimize energy expenditure due to evolutionary factors and only wants to expend energy if absolutely necessary. Therefore you need to trick your brain into doing the right thing.
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by laeri 3y ago
You are right that this is specialization but it still is a career killer in the case that you specialize on a completely obscure technology which will not help in your future career.
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by laeri 3y ago
I don't think both serve the same use cases. Or can you use obsidian or does a plugin exist to annotate and read pdfs?
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by laeri 3y ago
The main culprits are programs that were written before the standard existed in addition to many people that just don't know about it. Who should enforce this standard? I would say community pressure does it pretty well at the moment.
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by laeri 3y ago
There are standards. The article even mentions the xdg base dir standard. The problem is that not everyone follows them but a large number still do and then it is easy to find them. I still agree that app containers are still a good idea.
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by laeri 3y ago
- If your configuration has more than 5-10 options then env vars become a mess while a configuration file is more maintainable - Nested configuration / scoping is a mature advantage of configuration files - You can reload configuration
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by laeri 3y ago
It sure helps that the code is open source. However, there are some factors that still make it harder for other people to pick up a project - a lot of knowledge can be lost how the system works and has to be reverse engineered - which fork
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by laeri 3y ago
Can you explain what you mean exactly?
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by laeri 3y ago
I agree with this comment. However, having mostly just a single person as the creator and maintainer means it has a truck factor of one. A small team would inspire more confidence in the longevity of the project.
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by laeri 3y ago
I am not sure why this strange fixation on tabs as an important ui element exists. In most cases such as within a browser tabs are horrible to navigate. In my opinion they only make sense if you have a fixed number of diffferent "subme
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by laeri 3y ago
This is not an entity component system. ECS defines how you need to structure your code. You have basic entities that you can assign components to. If you add certain components to entities then some systems will handle logic for all entiti
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by laeri 3y ago
A serious alternative is neovim together with lsp plugins. You can set up a preconfigured neovim such as lunarvim and after learning a few shortcuts you are 90% the way what Clion offers. It isn't totally easy to get into it but at lea
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by laeri 3y ago
Not to disagree with you but if there are people with insider knowledge they will either dump a massive amount of stock or buy it up changing the stock price. So the insider knowledge should be priced in quite fast thanks to their greed.
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by laeri 3y ago
I have a different experience. I can't play most of the AAA games as their gameplay seems quite simple in a lot of cases and they often follow common structures. Indie games are radically different in a lot of cases as they usually tak

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