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by mdtusz 6y ago
I imagine Photoshop will be relatively quickly made available, and maybe even Ableton, but based on how most engineering software progresses and develops and how much slower engineers themselves are to use modern tools, I can't imagine
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by mdtusz 6y ago
RTK is great! The only thing I wish was a bit different is the `createAsyncThunk` function. It feels dirty providing the action-type string manually, when for all the other actions, this is essentially invisible.
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by mdtusz 6y ago
A part of me is happy to see these types of tools introduced to python, but another part makes me wonder why people continue to use python when they see the value of things like `Option`/`Maybe`'s, `Result`'s, instead of just
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by mdtusz 6y ago
OSX only, but GitUp is the only GUI got tool I have used that feels like it actually is helpful for a git workflow. I _really_ wish it worked on Linux, but it's basically not possible without an entire rewrite. https://githu
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by mdtusz 6y ago
At risk of sounding like a gatekeeper, maybe someone getting reprimanded for using an untested, production unready library isn't a bad thing. It's not realistic to read through all the source of every dependency you use, but it sh
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by mdtusz 6y ago
I agree with what you've written, but this isn't an argument for stand-ups. What you're advocating for is regular communication, and people being involved in each other's work. Stand-ups c_an_ help with this, but they ar
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by mdtusz 6y ago
FWIW I have a t480s with the 1440p display and am using Linux and my battery life is typically around 6 hours or so for regular use. If I start running more dev tools and building things it plummets as to be expected, but the display really
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by mdtusz 6y ago
> Zoom has not and will not build a mechanism to decrypt live meetings for lawful intercept purposes. That seems to include past tense.
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by mdtusz 6y ago
ThinkPad speakers are terrible to the point of being basically unusable even in a quiet room for most video calls. I can live without the trackpad (once you learn to love the trackpoint you'll never go back to a trackpad) but the speak
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by mdtusz 6y ago
I can't say that it's specifically the case, but in Montreal, there's been an ever increasing number of vacant commercial spaces - seemingly because they know that "eventually" some BigCo will come along and be will
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by mdtusz 6y ago
I think a part that needs to be considered in the comparison is also the concept of safety factors. Many structural engineering projects are built with a safety factor greater than 1, which allows for - as you'd imagine - safety. In so
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Just curious, what's your reasoning for thinking C wouldn't be a good fit? I'd think either would be fine choices given their ubiquity. (Not a C or Java programmer, just like to learn!)
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Cargo works pretty well too.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
You mean advil? Aspirin is most definitely not ibuprofen. Or is this just proving the point note that language does matter a lot.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
A fantastic example of this _not_ happening in js libraries though is Plotly.js. It's still on a 1.x release and has maintained backwards compatibility (for the most part) with the original API for _years_. Full disclosure, I used to
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by mdtusz 7y ago
For what it's worth, this design has been vetted by health care professionals and provides better coverage, as well as being faster and easier to print. https://github.com/aon3d/covid-face-shield Full disclosure:
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3D printed face-shield design – ready for production(github.com)
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Buffers.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
They are not integrated. That said, vim and emacs can be in a way a component of a DIY IDE - you just need to put the work in and build it yourself. I exclusively use vim with a handful of useful plugins, scripts, and additional CLI tools i
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by mdtusz 7y ago
I think a lot of the fear of rebasing comes from not fully grokking what it does, and not rebasing often enough. My workflow typically involves rebasing my local branches on master every time I switch a branch or start a work session, so ty
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by mdtusz 7y ago
I'm not too sure if it has this built-in by default, but I've found kitty terminal to be the nearest thing to iterm for Linux. Lots of customizability and it has fairly good docs which is always a plus.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the example given of a link with "cancer" in the scroll-to-text part wouldn't show up in a DNS query would it? My understanding was that only the domain is queried, but the full path is not s
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Minor nit, but tacking is by definition, turning into/across the wind.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
As a counterpoint to this, jira is _not_ great in any environment precisely because it is so flexible and requires a team to manage it. If a job needs to exist purely to maintain a third party tool that you pay for, you probably should find
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by mdtusz 7y ago
If you ever visit a city that gets substantial snowfall, road markings are essentially nonexistent, even when the snow and ice melts in the spring.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
I'd argue that racket's ecosystem is ideal for getting young people interested. You can build gui tools and do graphics programming out of the box, very easily. My go to language to refer people who want to learn is Processing tho
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by mdtusz 7y ago
You should use an EDK (despite the name sounding scary) if you're anywhere with cracks or areas that a double fisherman's will get caught. The EDK is asymmetric so it's less likely to get stuck, and is generally faster to tie
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Could be a hardware product. Shipping hardware early is a nightmare.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
I'm not sure if there's a non GUI interface for it, but zathura does this for pdfs.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
On any plane I've been on, the armrest barely reaches my shoulder when in the up position. I have no idea how you can manage this.

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