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by leetrout 2y ago
Where is this example?
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by leetrout 2y ago
I highly recommend this film "Griefwalker" to anyone anytime death comes up. I find Stephen's views fascinating and for an end that meets us all we sure like to avoid talking about death. https://www.nfb.ca/fi
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by leetrout 2y ago
Similar here - i use asana or linear for highlevel planning with a calendar and then as I write code I drop in TODOs and FIXMEs and such then just grep them out or use a VS Code extension called "TODO Tree" to track them.
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Mosaic is an extensible framework for linking databases and interactive views(idl.uw.edu)
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by leetrout 2y ago
I was at hashi when HCP kicked off. Behind the scenes stuff was real neat if you're into that. I left real quick (was on a diff team). Heard on the pricing. For a while there was a vault starter pricing thing where you could get single
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by leetrout 2y ago
This is a pretty big nothing burger. Dude is good at talking and selling. He sells execs on what he wants to do and sells devs on doing and sells everyone on deadlines. OK...
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by leetrout 2y ago
Can you further detail the "nice things"? Is it "why is electron the easiest way to ship desktop software on every platform?" Or something else? A quality without a name?
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by leetrout 2y ago
You can certainly push it a different direction with accessible pricing models. No matter how cool / useful Understand actually is $1,000 / year for an indie dev is too high.
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by leetrout 2y ago
Decaf that I buy is more expensive. It is the grocery store brand and looks identical to the regular bags they sell for a similar price but on close inspection you will find the decaf contains ~9oz net weight and the regular is 12oz net wei
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by leetrout 2y ago
Yep. For those unaware, military networks deal with disruptions, disconnections, intermittent connectivity, and low-bandwidth (DDIL). https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/sponsored/ddil-en...
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by leetrout 2y ago
Hindenburg also added this capability. > Hindenburg’s manuscript feature gives you a complete overview of your audio. You can select the text just as you would in a text document and watch as your edits are made in real-time. If you need
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by leetrout 2y ago
Very much agree. No snark, "I Use Obsidian": Open Obsidian, click daily note, type note(s) adding #tags as needed.
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by leetrout 2y ago
Mom will still love her son even as he does worse things.
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by leetrout 2y ago
It is a phenomenal book for what it is. It was the required reading for the class I taught at UNC in 2019. I am teaching a workshop in September and bought a copy for every attendee because I believe it is that important for people to be ex
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by leetrout 2y ago
They are still around in various places. But I do see more pitch competitions and such more than the game-jam style of making a group and working on something in the same room. I think Founders Forge in the Tri-Cities in East Tennessee stil
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by leetrout 2y ago
I have not used any of these services so I decided to give this one a shot. We'll see... they say every profile is vetted and I had to agree not to "sell my stuff".
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by leetrout 2y ago
I visited in 2002 and my lasting memory: giant tourist trap.
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by leetrout 2y ago
Three companies are mentioned--which one are you flying with?
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by leetrout 2y ago
I like your list. I think you can replace religion in C with mindfulness / meditation. There are community aspects to organized religion but, at least in the US right now, those carry some (a lot of?) negatives that might not be helpfu
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by leetrout 2y ago
Keep ints for primary keys and keep all the db magic for your internal references then use ULIDs or TSIDs for your external keys and keep the ability to have well behaved indexes. Win-win with minimal disk impact
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by leetrout 2y ago
This is very true. I guess I was thinking about all the times new people join a team and want to make changes to the team to fit the tools they prefer (including when a "big org" person rolls in wanting JIRA). Toil and friction ar
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by leetrout 2y ago
I have found, and advise teams I lead or work with, that the tool absolutely does not matter because it is the discipline to use the tool consistently that makes a difference. Now, having said that, shoving jira down peoples throats with al
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by leetrout 2y ago
This looks pretty cool! I have yet to find something to pull me away from the Rest Client extension for VS code. I will give this a try and see how it shakes out but at a glance on my phone I am not seeing support for variables. https:&#x2
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by leetrout 2y ago
I discovered Unit in the latter half of 2022 and found it very interesting. I always loved Fusion and Houdini for the flow based programming aspects. I think in Houdini's case it is notable that is has such a long history it dates back
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by leetrout 2y ago
Glad to find out what you've been up to! Very cool and I am excited to see where you take this.
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by leetrout 2y ago
Good for you. Magical moments in careers are hard to find in my experience but they are so satisfying when you get there. Glad whomever was over this didnt just drop the "dont rewrite" joel spolsky article and fight making it happ
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Ask HN: What is going to happen when AI services ban people?
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by leetrout 2y ago
Part of this is touched on in "Coddling". Each generation is getting a different (worse?) experience as they are maturing several years later than previous generations. It's not just "public school bad"... quiet a l
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by leetrout 2y ago
What distro / window manager were you using? I've been using Pop!_OS and hadn't really noticed blurry fonts, per se, but neither linux nor windows look as good as my mac.
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by leetrout 2y ago
No, not necessarily. Compared to interactive prompts / processes, at a minimum ones that can help audit access (e.g. 1password), there is an immediate layer of defense missing when things are just sitting in plain text in the history.

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