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by linux2647 6y ago
I started a new job about six months ago and the engineering org writes ADRs. As a new hire, this was incredibly useful to understand some of the hows and whys of past decisions that would normally take me years to discover or understand.
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Navajo Language Grammar(en.wikipedia.org)
9 points by linux2647 6y ago|0 comments
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by linux2647 6y ago
On the other hands, many JetBrains IDEs will insert the names of parameters in a function call inline to help identify what passed variable belongs to which parameter. It’s not inserting it in the actual source code, but exists purely in t
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Taskheat, a to-do manager with a flowchart view(eyen.fr)
2 points by linux2647 6y ago|0 comments
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Head asleep, body awake(alvinalexander.com)
95 points by linux2647 6y ago|97 comments
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by linux2647 6y ago
I disagree. While, yes, Facebook needs to test their SDK, app developers need to build resiliency into their apps to ensure third party dependencies don’t break their app. The developer adopted it into their app; it’s their responsibility t
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by linux2647 6y ago
Yes, and then there’s Emacs…
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by linux2647 6y ago
The implementation is buggy though. Trying to zoom in on iOS Safari reshuffles the content around and keeps it at its original size. It might be fine on desktop
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by linux2647 6y ago
My understanding is that the virtualization Apple provides is only for the same architecture as the host OS. In the demos given running Debian, they run uname -a and it reports aarch64
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Marco Polo video messaging app(marcopolo.me)
3 points by linux2647 6y ago|1 comments
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by linux2647 6y ago
I would say not. Those programs are general purpose. The programs GP and GGP are referring to would be specifically designed to assist a speed run.
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“Half my power out, but firing up an appliance turns it back on”(diy.stackexchange.com)
3 points by linux2647 7y ago|0 comments
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by linux2647 7y ago
Thank you so much for putting this together! When I did Ember.js development, this was one of the features I missed the most when using other JS frameworks.
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by linux2647 7y ago
What about other streaming services? For me, the issue isn’t with Netflix but with YouTube
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by linux2647 7y ago
Do you have a source on China (indirectly) managing Opera?
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by linux2647 7y ago
This works surprisingly well on mobile. It’s not 100% usable, but it works
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by linux2647 7y ago
I didn’t realize Flask wasn’t great?
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by linux2647 7y ago
vs lastate.gov aka Louisiana
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by linux2647 7y ago
I've never seen Qt run in a web browser. It's weird but cool
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Adobe and Twitter's Content Authenticity Initiative(theverge.com)
2 points by linux2647 7y ago|0 comments
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A Kids Book About(akidsbookabout.com)
2 points by linux2647 7y ago|0 comments
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Python is not context free (2012)(trevorjim.com)
73 points by linux2647 7y ago|26 comments
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by linux2647 7y ago
> I miss the days when I could understand how something worked just by reading the official documentation first. This is probably why I don’t read much documentation when I’m working with a library, et al. Never thought about it until I
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by linux2647 7y ago
How is this different than running on certain cloud providers? For instance, a team can become deeply integrated with AWS services and then have trouble moving off if AWS starts raising prices.
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by linux2647 7y ago
sigh that is what I loved about Pebble
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by linux2647 7y ago
I’ve heard Dominos described as a tech company disguised as a pizza company. This continues to support that idea. (I know this provider isn’t from them, but it still applies nonetheless)
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by linux2647 7y ago
Now do Hacker News ;)
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by linux2647 7y ago
Genuinely curious: how does a project like Dropbox grow to four million lines? In my (albeit naïve/inexperienced) mind, I could see how a file syncing app could grow to several thousand lines (even tens of thousands), but what all is
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by linux2647 7y ago
Maybe I’m in the minority, but I’ve found that if the right ORM fits your brain, it can be incredibly useful for a lot of CRUD operations, especially if it offers escape hatches to lower levels of the abstractions; ultimately down to raw SQ
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by linux2647 7y ago
SQLAlchemy for Python can do this without having to use the ORM-side of it

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