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by ljoshua 5y ago
It’s an oldie but goodie, and still my favorite after trying many different programming typefaces: Adobe Source Code Pro. https://adobe-fonts.github.io/source-code-pro/
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by ljoshua 5y ago
This was the best comment I’ve read on the internet all week. :)
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ARkStorm(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ljoshua 5y ago
Tbh, I think the tutorial on React’s site itself is pretty good at making an introduction to the framework and the React way of thinking. It’s the one here: https://reactjs.org/tutorial/tutorial.html As for changes dur
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Ballerina: An open-source programming language for the cloud(ballerina.io)
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How to cut and paste files on macOS(joshualyman.com)
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by ljoshua 5y ago
I've also really liked Netlify's free offerings as well. Same idea as DO's Apps, and it will do builds on pushes to repos, and amazingly it's free too! I have a slew of low-traffic sites, all with custom domains and on-d
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by ljoshua 5y ago
You may want to also consider other data points like the annual Stack Overflow Developer Survey [0]. Again, it's not necessarily the perfect stat reflecting actual real-world language use (since it's really more about languages us
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The Real Meaning of E=mc² [video](youtube.com)
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by ljoshua 5y ago
I recently had to solve a similar problem on a project and did so in a different manner, but with largely the same results, using *nix's `envsubst` and nginx's `subs_filter`. I really like the SSI approach, but I'll share our
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by ljoshua 5y ago
I think this is most indicative of the frameworks used to power the majority of the sites on the web, rather than the language chosen to power a custom application, and that is an important distinction for our audience. Luckily for the majo
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by ljoshua 5y ago
Ah, interesting mention of Ohtipi, thanks! I'll have to dive into the source a bit to see how it feels. Thank you!
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by ljoshua 5y ago
Can some folks chime in on FF battery usage on macOS? For a couple of reasons I’ve spent the last couple years in Safari-land, but FF is always a click away if it’s starting to improve in that area. I just was having issues a couple years a
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by ljoshua 5y ago
I came here to say the exact same thing, and it was linked to in another comment here at Dan McKinley’s (mcfunley.com) blog. I have been served very well by wisely spending, or choosing not to spend, my innovation tokens on any given projec
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by ljoshua 5y ago
I'm an AirPods-wearing iPhone-loving guy, but I totally lost it at "(whispers) It's a headphone jack..." and lol'ed all over the place. It was long but kept me entertained. I won't be buying a Pixel, but I can
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by ljoshua 5y ago
Ikon Science | London, UK ONSITE or REMOTE +/-4 GMT | Senior Frontend Engineer | https://www.ikonscience.com/ At Ikon Science we're pushing the boundaries of data visualization and exploration of well and wellbore
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by ljoshua 5y ago
Are you referring to open source projects, or just commercial projects that have been developed in the open?
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by ljoshua 5y ago
Glad to be helpful. As noted in the other comment and with all things, YMMV, but there's definitely reasonable options out there.
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by ljoshua 5y ago
Good to note, this may have changed then. It was okay last time I did it. HRAs on the other hand are a good vehicle for this. EDIT: Ah, there is indeed an exception for continuation of coverage under COBRA which makes it acceptable to do so
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by ljoshua 5y ago
This really isn't as true as it's made out to be. I've done it, and with four dependents in tow as well. If you currently work for a big company (or really any company with >50 employees if I recall) you can qualify to tak
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by ljoshua 5y ago
I've finally settled on Sublime Merge. Same speedy interface as Sublime Text along with the visual history/branching/diffing that I need, but with a command palette that basically functions like a souped up CLI. I do still go
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by ljoshua 5y ago
From the copyright notice inside the opening pages: > 2019 Alexandre Borovik and Tony Gardiner This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license (CC BY 4.0). This license allows you to share, copy, dis
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What Happens to Our Brains When We Get Depressed?(thewalrus.ca)
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by ljoshua 5y ago
Even if you're minifying, providing the .map file is the best of both worlds: users get faster transfer times and slightly more performant parsing, and for those that want the licenses (and even better, the ability to debug easily), th
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by ljoshua 6y ago
This is the best news of the whole new Apple TV announcement!
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by ljoshua 6y ago
Anyone have suggestions for an iPod Shuffle-like player that isn't ridiculously expensive? No screen, just some simple hardware buttons that plays loaded music. That doesn't feel cheap or like it has malware preloaded on it? Shoul
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by ljoshua 6y ago
That's a slick implementation, very nice.
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by ljoshua 6y ago
Reminds me a bit of this really cool project I saw the other day: https://there.oughta.be/a/macro-keyboard Difference is one is generic for typing anything, and the link there is purpose-built on a per-application basi
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Dynamically Assignable Macro Keyboard with E-Ink Display(there.oughta.be)
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Mining Bitcoin on the Game Boy(youtube.com)
10 points by ljoshua 6y ago|4 comments

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