mcluck

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by mcluck 4y ago
I use a one-file-per-day system in VS Code and I do that by doing global search with file filtering. So I might search for FROM table_name and only match in files like dailies/2022-09-*
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by mcluck 4y ago
So a consultancy run by a subreddit?
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by mcluck 4y ago
Not everyone lives in Silicon Valley
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by mcluck 4y ago
Re: your Stack Overflow woes Stack Overflow makes a lot more sense when you think of it as Wikipedia run by mathematicians rather than a forum. If your question is ambiguous or open for discussion, it's probably not a good fit for Stac
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by mcluck 4y ago
I had fun with this but I _really_ wanted a learning mode. I was more interested in solving the puzzle of the regex than maxing out my score. Maybe make a version where you can get maximum points for a period of time then the possible point
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by mcluck 4y ago
It doesn't look quite as good as Github but it's miles ahead of Gitlab
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by mcluck 4y ago
I tried to go the self-hosted route. It became impossible to manage. I don't know how many hours I sunk in to figuring out why, seemingly randomly, my emails were being marked as spam by Google. If you can't get through to Google,
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by mcluck 4y ago
You can do equivalent configuration with the extension settings but I can see how not having imap/nmap could be annoying. However, macros work just fine. I use them all the time. Press q and then another letter to start recording a mac
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by mcluck 4y ago
Can you give me an example of something that doesn't work correctly? I'm not an expert but I'm pretty sure I know all of the movements and basic verbs and they all seem to work fine to me. I believe you that there are missing
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by mcluck 4y ago
You can bind VS Code commands to vim-style commands. I have plenty of VS Code specific features bound to leader-based commands
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by mcluck 4y ago
I've heard plenty of people say this and I just don't understand it. I use vim bindings in VS Code 95% of the time but the 5% of the time that I use real vim, it all works exactly the same
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by mcluck 4y ago
Everything except for the morning and shutdown ritual is something I've been doing for about 3 years now. I started the morning and shutdown stuff 2 weeks ago and so far it's going strong but we'll see if it sticks ;)
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by mcluck 4y ago
Pomodoro timer. If I get into flow I ignore it VS Code with Foam for notes. I plan out my day by hour (sometimes more granular) and make each of those items a todo item so that I'm checking something off at least once an hour. It also
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by mcluck 4y ago
Accurately estimating work is possible and I have done it plenty of times. Precisely estimating work is nearly impossible. I'm of the opinion that everyone who has given up on estimates has some combination of not enough practice and i
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by mcluck 4y ago
This sounds like my own personal hell
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by mcluck 4y ago
I just want to tell you that Jevko is quite a fun little language you've built. I just threw together a parser for it in TypeScript (I'll upload it to Github eventually haha). It was super easy. I'm going to recommend it to m
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by mcluck 4y ago
What makes you think that they haven't already considered it? It's rather offensive to assume that a group of UX professionals decided to take on a massive overhaul just for fun. Given UX has never been a major priority at JetBrai
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by mcluck 4y ago
I'm so surprised at the vitriolic response people are having to the change. I spent many of my formative years writing in Eclipse and was an early adopter of WebStorm. I'm no stranger to the IntelliJ style interface. But it has al
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by mcluck 4y ago
I love this. Taking something we all take for granted and putting it under the microscope is so fascinating. If the author (or translator) is reading this: one thing you should consider is changing the use of "AST tree". That expa
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by mcluck 4y ago
Adding my voice to the cacophony. I don't use Obsidian but I do use Foam in VS Code. Daily notes and wikilinks is all I need. I've toyed with adding more metadata but it's just not worth the maintenance cost
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by mcluck 4y ago
I agree and I'd like to add that if someone wants to throw an error for invalid type casts, they can use assertion functions. https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/t...
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by mcluck 4y ago
I mean, I can perform a tickling action on my feet but no tickling sensation occurs
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by mcluck 4y ago
That's one of the reasons I switched to an Ergodox. Now both of my thumbs are responsible for 4 different keys and it works really well
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by mcluck 4y ago
Hello. Now you have
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by mcluck 4y ago
People complain about === in JS but at least I can just use it everywhere and stop using ==. Needing to remember which equality check to use based on type is so frustrating
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by mcluck 4y ago
I think you're still missing my original point. You have been in your own bubble for a decade. It may have been a very interesting bubble with a lot to learn but it's still a bubble. You don't have a sense of what other compa
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by mcluck 4y ago
Why?
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by mcluck 4y ago
Or just have them mute and unmute at appropriate times. I do this even in non-noisy environments
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by mcluck 4y ago
It does seem to do a good job of eliminating noise but it seems like it gets rid of a lot of the signal too. It's much easier to understand the noisy sample than the processed one
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by mcluck 4y ago
To be fair, I wouldn't consider someone who has been in the same company for 13 years an expert on the quality and quantity of devs on the market. Your experience within your one company is not a good indicator of the rest of the marke

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