larusso

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   by larusso 7y ago

   Thanks for this comment. My kids range from 8 to 3 and as I see the changes slowly creeping into our life’s (the occasional evening dinner or even weekend trips) the majority is a constant schedule. Getting up at 6am. Getting them ready for
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   by larusso 7y ago

   No. I also do all the time.
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   by larusso 7y ago

   Depending on the screen I always see a Rotating police light in red at first.
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   by larusso 7y ago

   Plus the benefit of not being ambiguous like a lipstick emoji :)
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   by larusso 7y ago

   Instead of grep for :sparkles: etc you can also just grep for any other prefix style. The biggest turn down for me is the fact that these emojis render differently on each platform. It’s hard to transpose meaning for an icon that is not sta
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   by larusso 7y ago

   I had a short discussion about them just yesterday. It’s not a yay for me but also not a nay. I use icons for change lists in pull requests and release notes. But I use my own set of svg icons to have better control over the icons themselve
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   by larusso 7y ago

   I never used chrome because I saw no reason to switch away from Firefox. I use Firefox since 2004ish. My move to DuckDuckGo came together with my decision to delete my FAcebook profile. I use Firefox containers to keep amazon and my work go
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   by larusso 7y ago

   I felt the same way. And I consider myself a very funny person. Like it’s written by Deadpool.
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   by larusso 7y ago

   I understand the concept of wrapping values in specific types which gives you certain guarantees at compile time. And I really like this concept and will play around with this some more because the empty something issue is something I mysel
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    by larusso 7y ago

    Thanks for the links. But they are not clickable :)
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    by larusso 7y ago

    Very cool. I love the visual explanations for certain iteration to understand the better see how the pre process step prepares the data. What I always miss in such posts is the full tool explanation how to retrieve the resulting assembly co
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    by larusso 7y ago

    I always wonder how long it would take humanity to relearn certain things if some cataclysm would happen. And I don’t even mean the latest inventions in semiconductor industry. But things like metal, glass and woodworking. Crafts that took
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    by larusso 7y ago

    True but that was not my point. I meant in documentation and details of everyday activity of certain people. But granted such small details might also be forgotten completely.
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    by larusso 7y ago

    It amazes me how much we still know from say 1000 years ago and how little we sometimes know about things just shy of 150 years.
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    by larusso 7y ago

    Right. So a rename to iPodOs is due ;)
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    by larusso 7y ago

    Ahhh Apple iPhoneOS became iOS (Because of the iPad and appleTV 2) iOS for the appleTV became tvOS. OSX became macOS iOS for iPad became iPadOS I wait with glee when they rename iOS back to iPhoneOS.
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    by larusso 7y ago

    I’m a complete self taught programmer. I guess it took longer for me to reach specific knowledge as others but I’m a passionate programmer. I read tons of books, read a lot of articles and opinion pieces of how to do x (not that I follow th
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    by larusso 7y ago

    Ok I kind of doing that already. The main issue I have is that some data comes from configuration and I can’t create static values for those (URLs for example). Thanks
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    by larusso 7y ago

    I would love to have an example of what exactly he is writing about. I spend most my time at the moment to rewrite some code from JS to Rust and still fight with invariants. I would like to know how to achieve the 100% safety. I know that I
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    by larusso 7y ago

    I had the same issue with my mother in law. She said she isn’t able to share to an iCloud group. She was used to the fact that the iCloud option was part of the upper rows. And having an iPhone 6s she was also left with any indication to sc
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    by larusso 7y ago

    Is it inspired or a direct port? And are all doc sets supported? I have to admit that I use Dash way to often even though it’s just a glorified man page reader :) But I do miss it on windows and Linux.
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    by larusso 7y ago

    Flash is the reason I’m a developer. I’m a self studies software developer. I wanted to become a screen designer in the early 2000 but also liked to bring the pages I designed to life. JavaScript for interactive content was impossible to us
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    by larusso 7y ago

    This is exactly a kind of project I was looking for to get some inspirations from.
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    by larusso 7y ago

    How stupid of me not to spot this ...
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    by larusso 7y ago

    I’m personally more the consumer type here at hacker news.
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    by larusso 7y ago

    I always go back to “Learn you a Haskell for Great good”. http://learnyouahaskell.com/functors-applicative-functors-an...
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    by larusso 7y ago

    Rich Hockey made a nice talk about this. https://youtu.be/34_L7t7fD_U
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    Berlin 1928 and Now(1928.tagesspiegel.de)

    2 points by larusso 7y ago|0 comments
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    Unity Dependency Management at Wooga(blog.wooga.com)

    1 points by larusso 9y ago|0 comments