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by mdtusz 7y ago
Boilerplate may not be the best term. It's more the presence of fitting into types and structures that certain libraries/frameworks provide where you just need to be much more explicit than in some languages. It's definitely
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Why are people still flying 737's? Why cling to 1970's airliners? Just because something was created long ago does not mean it hasn't improved. Vim and Emacs are both extremely featureful and powerful editors and many people
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by mdtusz 7y ago
I am a big fan of rust, but I am starting to feel like this is a thing with it too. Not to the same extent at all, but I often find myself writing what feels like scaffolding boilerplate code. That said, the code is usually there for a good
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Also yew. It's more web focussed, but it works great running in a WebView for a local application with RPC to a background server running locally. https://github.com/yewstack/yew
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by mdtusz 7y ago
That seems like a weak excuse. The capability needs to exist for SAAQ staff regardless, and something like this can either be implemented as a human service where it's an email request (low volume) or a form on the website. I could be
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by mdtusz 7y ago
As others have indicated, this is just an auto-update check. https://github.com/balena-io/etcher/blob/master/lib/gui/etch... This makes me very curious as to the motivation behind such an infla
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by mdtusz 7y ago
> easy engineering math I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of engineers suddenly cried out in outrage and were suddenly offended.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
This isn't a very good comparison though for looking at technology. The problem of washing dishes, cleaning a kitchen, vacuuming, making a bed etc. Is O(n) in _economic_ complexity. Managing data and technology services is somewhere ar
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Email notifications.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
The non-software engineering world is laughably behind the times when it comes to computer technology and software. SolidWorks is one of the defacto industry standard CAD packages, and their version control software essentially just creates
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by mdtusz 7y ago
> They were conquered by military force. This will no doubt come across poorly, but it's important to keep in mind when it happened. Quebec was allowed to keep their language, despite being conquered. The current government is downr
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by mdtusz 7y ago
I think most software falls into this category these days. The majority of software based companies are automating processes that humans can or could do manually - they're just being integrators, linking things and tasks together in us
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Mirroring other comments, this seems a bit trivial to be its own package and looking at the source, it seems to not cover cases where the local storage value can't be parsed. https://usehooks.com/useLocalStorage/
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by mdtusz 7y ago
There's a beautiful symmetry between s-expressions and XML which is why it's not really all that annoying to work with once you approach it as an s-expression.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Learn to love the trackpoint and when you go back to a MacBook you'll be sad it's not there.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
I'm sure you know because you're Steve Klabnik, but for other readers: you can enforce documentation for public items in a crate by adding `#![deny(missing_docs)]` to the `lib.rs` file. Then it just takes some self-control and gol
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by mdtusz 7y ago
If you're a vim user, try qutebrowser. It has some quirks, but with the ability to customize keyboard shortcuts and call upon scripts it's hard to move back to a "normal" browser.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
`git add -p` I use Tig as well, but more often than not the git cli is sufficient.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
I typically go with "Linting". "Formatting" could mean something different in some contexts.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
You have to acknowledge that there's some selection bias in a sampling from a forum for a particular car brand though.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
You'd think, but it's not always the case. I've recently encountered an issue with eventlet that is only present in 3.7, for example.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
But then where do you map your Ctrl key if Capsloc is Esc?
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by mdtusz 7y ago
"I love $PROFESSIONAL_SOFTWARE_TOOL, but knowing how to use it is a real profession. So many functionalities ... Even reading a book on $PROFESSIONAL_SOFTWARE_TOOL is not enough." In our current age of endless SaaS tools that bill
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by mdtusz 7y ago
The issue that many developers have with time tracking is that it requires you to either translate your work into management speak in order to appease the management, or write what you're actually doing and have tons and tons of small
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by mdtusz 7y ago
I knew that localhost could be accessed, but the fact that local IP addresses on the LAN can be accessed is actually quite surprising to me. I suppose it makes sense, but it definitely makes me much more concerned with the security of local
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by mdtusz 7y ago
* { box-sizing: border-box; } I have never wanted anything other than this behaviour, so I pretty much always include it when starting on a fresh project.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
This syntax makes it look almost like [warp's]( https://github.com/seanmonstar/warp ) "filters".
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by mdtusz 7y ago
AON3D | Montreal | Full Stack / Front End, Senior Developer | Onsite https://www.aon3d.com/careers/full-stack-developer/ AON3D makes affordable industrial 3D printers designed for printing high performance th
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Look into the framework Yew. It sits somewhere between elm and react in how it's designed, and makes use of an html macro that allows for jsx-like markup.
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by mdtusz 7y ago
Try out qutebrowser. Still some shortcomings, but I've switched to it for daily use.

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