llimllib

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1. 331.▲
   by llimllib 6y ago

   seems to be going very slowly to not at all for me. Not complaining, I'll be very happy to see my old bookmarks once it's up and running solidly.
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   by llimllib 6y ago

   I've had Sony MDR-7506s for about 7 years now, two cup replacements but otherwise going strong. I've also had my Audio Technica ATH-M50 for a solid 12 years, one cup replacement, sound great and work perfectly. I have basically wo
3. 333.▲
   by llimllib 6y ago

   But at least when you're 10 years into your career you aren't judged based on your boards any longer
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   by llimllib 6y ago

   Hah, sure, here's the highly technical cradle: https://i.imgur.com/VRj5Fxs.jpg It's a piece of cardboard bent to the size of my phone, wrapped with duct tape. Then a piece of velcro attached to the cradle, and the
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   by llimllib 6y ago

   At Ad Hoc, we have a version of this that expands on the USDS one with our own experiences and opinions: https://www.adhocteam.us/playbook/ If you want to make change in the government, and don't want to become a
6. 336.▲
   by llimllib 6y ago

   I've been using it for two months now, I'm a happy customer. I made a cardboard cradle for my phone and velcroed it to the back of my monitor, works fine.
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   by llimllib 6y ago

   I reformatted this into a reasonably readable online version: https://gist.io/@llimllib/58812e1ee1d7fa5196b2afc46a566ff6
8. 338.▲
   by llimllib 6y ago

   None of them are links: https://i.imgur.com/IikFCNt.png
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   by llimllib 6y ago

   mostly the same for me, but I would love to be able to browse record labels on spotify; it does not have the concept of a record label (!) though.
10. 340.▲
    by llimllib 6y ago

    No, in the general case it is infuriatingly impossible
11. 341.▲
    by llimllib 6y ago

    chesstempo's puzzles all come from grandmaster games, I believe, as well as the lichess puzzles being from lichess games
12. 342.▲
    by llimllib 6y ago

    ~13 years ago (!) I worked with the Amazon Seller API and left this comment in my own source code: // the XML returned from this request is *mind-bogglingly* bad. Terrifyingly bad. // a completed batch looks li
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    I'm so happy I no longer need to work with it. I wrote a manifesto on how it (doesn't) work for the person that replaced me on that project, and it was long, detailed, and angry
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    Also it's my experience that nobody follows the standard - producing valid SAML isn't enough, you need to produce the exact SAML your consumer expects or receivers will reject it. (The context here was passing users off from healt
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    That video is great! thanks
16. 346.▲
    by llimllib 6y ago

    I also find the scoring stressful, so I just ignore it and do the puzzles at my leisure. I still burn out/run out of time eventually, but it’s much more peaceful
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    I suspect you haven’t played much basketball! The same player on different teams can be much better or worse - some players fit in with almost any team and others need a team built around them. (I don’t disagree with your larger point! Just
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    Here's my real-world grpc request ID propagation middleware in go, it's extremely simple: https://gist.github.com/llimllib/d0840eaee14411a50201960615d... this function gets called a couple hundred million tim
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    I'm generally okay with that tradeoff too, but we tried it early on at our company and the juice was not worth the squeeze, at least in our case. Designers and even many developers found it essentially impossible to use and the develop
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    > but the average rating is a measure of popularity Not quite? Mulholland drive for example, was widely praised by critics and is remembered fondly by film nerds, but is not in most senses “popular”. I’m not arguing that ratings are perf
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    Smithy – Defines and generates services and SDKs for any protocol(awslabs.github.io)

    1 points by llimllib 6y ago|0 comments
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    Mainly that it’s just so aggressively boring (which I love). No exceptions means you have to deal with your errors all the time, and it’s just generally very easy, when dropped into a random spot in the code, to figure out what’s happening.
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    I have written a _lot_ of business logic in go, and I can say that imo it is a superb language for doing so. Vastly better than C, and I’m coming around to it being better even than my beloved python.
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    > Modules must be semantically versioned according to semver, usually in the form v(major).(minor).(patch), such as v0.1.0, v1.2.3, or v1.5.0-rc.1. The leading v is required. If using Git, tag released commits with their versions https:
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    I haven't watched it in a long time, but I recall this as a useful video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1qyvQsjK5Y
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    that's not due to the kernel, that's because it's bsd ps instead of gnu ps. sed is the one that gives me the most irritation, there's basically no way to write useful cross-OS sed scripts.
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    All my homies hate C(medium.com)

    8 points by llimllib 6y ago|2 comments
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    ALE will use LSP servers when they are available
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    Reading that page gave me k5 flashbacks
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    good point, I hadn't considered that idea.