masukomi

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by masukomi 7y ago
yes, twitter should be legally scrapable. however, no-one but google actually has the horsepower to do it. You'll be playing an arms race with their devOps team if you try at scale, because they'll say you're degrading servic
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by masukomi 7y ago
the standard library if you ask most Go developers it seems. It's an old joke that whenever you ask for something like Rails in Go many / most of the devs will tell you to use the standard library. The sad thing is, they actually
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by masukomi 7y ago
Business with no real plan for making money failed. Business who depended on the clients being able to pay ridiculous prices with the VC money failed. Basically, if it didn't provide critical and provable value to a business, its mone
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by masukomi 7y ago
I think you misunderstand how this open source thing works. If a company pays you to work on an open source project the company doesn't get "control" of the project. The project is still open source and "controlled"
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by masukomi 7y ago
speaking as someone with a long history of old macs, I'm very comfortable in saying this is a straw-man argument that doesn't matter BECAUSE every single mac I have ever had that they've dropped support for has been EFFING PA
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by masukomi 7y ago
> Around 10.9 OSX got new file open/save dialogs, which were infinitely better if you used a mouse... but lacked any cmd-key shortcuts. Cmd+Shift+G withing an open/save diolog gets you a dialog where you can enter a path with t
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by masukomi 7y ago
to me that translates as "WARNING! TRAP!" because I may decide I like your thing, and then my users may decide they like _my_ thing, and then suddenly I find out what your price is for my scale and "oh shit! I'm going to
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by masukomi 7y ago
Humorous Readme Driven Development Lightning talk by Matt Parker. Well worth the watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23xzRCoDZf4
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by masukomi 7y ago
speaking as someone who has dealt with burnout twice, done a bunch of research on it, and just gave a talk about it: While you may have legit issues working with others, it's not really what causes burnout. The environment of your task
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by masukomi 7y ago
> I hereby grant anybody the right to do consulting/support without prior permission as long as it is less than 30.000 USD per year. technical note: USD uses commas to denote thousands. So, in USD 30.000 == $30 which isn't wort
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by masukomi 7y ago
there are a bunch of video reviews that cover this. The consensus seemed to be "close enough" for your average person but "not even remotely" like paper for people who pay attention to different paper types, and care abo
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by masukomi 7y ago
Interesting. You _really_ need some way for folks to suggest improved captions. A tree with a mountain in the background.... completely ignoring the house which is the central focus of the photo. https://taken.photos/photos&
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by masukomi 7y ago
front page fails to explain what it is, or what value it provides me. About page (tiny link waaaay far away from the content) says "Lock away messages, links, secrets... or even cryptocurrency in a unique, encrypted URL that wholly con
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by masukomi 7y ago
as a vim user, I'd have to say no... don't recommend it to vim users. There have been, for me, too many edge cases where I just end up in that helm(?) display thing at the bottom when I was trying to do some simple thing. For ages
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The Psychological Benefits of Ninja-Proof Seats(psychologytoday.com)
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by masukomi 7y ago
Akismet has always been good for me for WordPress and I see there's a Drupal plugin for it too. It's not free, but I think it's reasonably priced for how well it functions and the headaches it saves me with no frustration for
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by masukomi 7y ago
> If any of you have this figured out, I'd love to hear tips. Most of the other aspects of remote work are fantastic. overcommunicate. Share like you do IRL. Kvetch. Cheer. Share interesting finds. Say good morning. Ask team-mates h
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by masukomi 7y ago
> Static sites are good but when it is time for SEO and customisation you will realize that it can get really painful in a static site generator. care to explain? because that makes _no_ sense to me. SEO is primarily about content these
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by masukomi 7y ago
at 30% of the web, and made from years of sprawling PHP it's a Wonderful attack target which is why it requires constant updating, maintaining, and unfucking from the malware that got through. I have WP sites. I have static sites. i HA
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by masukomi 7y ago
ignoring the price issue which many have discussed, I love the MVP aspect of this. only one thing to cook and then throw in the protein add-on. I love that you're obviously driving this around yourself. If you can make the pricing more
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by masukomi 7y ago
i _believe_ it does not CURRENTLY _but_ it's pretty far along with moving its lower layers to Chez Scheme which _does_ have native threading.
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by masukomi 7y ago
this. 100x this. You want good code that's maintainable? You're refactoring (and probably adding tests) as you go.
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by masukomi 7y ago
blatant self promotion of related tools * oho[1] is the best ANSI CLI->HTML tool out there (If I'm wrong file a ticket ;) ) * fenestro[2] takes HTML output generated by your command line and displays it (macOS only). If you shove mu
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by masukomi 7y ago
> "don't touch it except to add things, you have no idea what depends on that chunk of code" To me that's just a symptom of a system that lacks good test coverage. Being able to remove things that you believe to be un
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by masukomi 7y ago
if making your editor compensate for the language syntax is the only way to make the language syntax easily readable then the language designer has failed.
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by masukomi 7y ago
amazing what happens when you throw out all the excessive JS and CSS isn't it. ;) People complain about the web being slow but it's not the web, or web browsers. It's all the crap we've shoved into web sites that they ju
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by masukomi 7y ago
email is a terrible place to keep reference documents. "where's the information on that?" "oh, you should have it in your email somewhere. I think I got one a few months ago about it" no. just. no. If you care _at
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by masukomi 7y ago
it's 99% psychological but I also 100% agree. Just posted a top level comment about how it has absolutely changed my life with regards to email. If you're having trouble keeping up with email and aren't afraid of the command
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by masukomi 7y ago
I just want to put it out there, that regardless of if this is a "fight worth fighting" or not. Email was a nightmare for me. I could not keep up. Coworkers would catch themselves and laugh when they asked if I'd gotten an em
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by masukomi 7y ago
I dunno. it could be argued that in the "do nothing" form of the script it's silly. HOWEVER some of those steps could eventually require the encapsulation of lots of behavior and information. So, `CreateSSHKeypairStep` Could

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