metaloha

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by metaloha 5y ago
Wow, no, don't do this. This is how you start to hate your job and resent your coworkers. Leads to the dark side, this does. I agree that saying "that's stupid" is stupid. But asking "why do we do it this way"
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by metaloha 5y ago
Neat! I have a short-story concept from a few years ago where humans developed the tech to use the intense gravity of a star to store and transmit information (a stellar internet, if you will) at faster-than-light speeds (speed of light fro
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by metaloha 5y ago
Yes, the whole world is mad this way :) With years of good experience and presuming that you remain interested in and focused on managing your development time, you will develop an intuitive sense of how complex projects are based on minima
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by metaloha 5y ago
Tonara can do those things, but I'm not sure how customizable the UI is. I don't recall them having a white-label option. Have you considered having something bespoke built instead?
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by metaloha 5y ago
Audio recording and production. I had been a musician for a couple decades at that point and did some schooling and got my AES engineering certification, but didn't move to a city where audio jobs would exist (in more plentitude than h
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by metaloha 5y ago
I had changed careers and gotten out of computers (IT and dev) at about that age. I should have stayed kept out of computers instead of coming back to them.
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by metaloha 5y ago
8388.608 kilobytes of RAM is a really specific and weird amount. Is there a technical reason for that? Or should the spec actually read `8 MB` instead of `8.192 MB`? :)
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by metaloha 5y ago
It can take several weeks to go through the process (depending on the size of the bureaucracy and number of applicants - and number of "fake" applicants), but a weekly check-in should be acceptable, especially if they haven't
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by metaloha 6y ago
I'd love to read this. How can I?
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by metaloha 6y ago
With a more professional presentation, this could be more palatable to people :) Accept issues, avoid one or two word explanations for questions ("Cool", "Syntax", etc.), replace the "hack" text in the source w
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by metaloha 6y ago
I forget if this effect has a name, but I believe that the inclusion of incorrect grammar and spelling is exactly what convinces a certain subset of the population that the message is genuine. They don't completely trust messages that
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by metaloha 6y ago
This guy doesn't understand file formats and competition, it seems. For my part, I defeat these issues in a couple different ways. First, I stick with Markdown editors wherever possible. By itself, this deals with 90% of the compatibil
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by metaloha 6y ago
Git is already fundamentally serverless, isn't it? Sites like GitHub and GitLab (and whatever a company might have set up locally) are conveniences so that developers don't need to keep track of each other's keys and branches
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by metaloha 6y ago
It's a pretty good project tracker I think. It's prettier than Jira, for sure, and feels faster for large projects with a lot of tickets. It feels like it might not be well suited for a large team, but we're under 20 right no
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by metaloha 6y ago
Wow, that's a video full of sociopaths.
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Show HN: An Angular 11.x template for Word task pane add-ins(github.com)
1 points by metaloha 6y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 6y ago
Jim 'Kimo' West - Coconut Hat I listen to the album to fall asleep - super relaxing. Fun note: Jim West is Weird Al's guitarist, but is an accomplished slack-key player as well!
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by metaloha 6y ago
Tonara has some aspects of this, but not in the way you're imagining it I think. Would this be something that would be directed more at the professional (like symphony) musician market?
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by metaloha 6y ago
Having a rotating "dev on call" (weekly, maybe) could work well as long as there is good enough telemetry for any problems that might occur that would allow any dev on the list to at least triage problems that arise. Sorry about t
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by metaloha 6y ago
I think [Tonara]( https://tonara.com/academy-manage-music-school/ ) does something like this.
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by metaloha 6y ago
First one is https://insanewriters.net - a basic writing interface that is secure by obfuscation (i.e. don't lose the URL, you won't be able to find it again). I posted some info at https://insanewriters.net
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by metaloha 6y ago
I remember https://boltcms.io/ being a good alternative in some ways, but like SubGenius already mentioned, it does not have the same selection of plugins or themes as WordPress.
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by metaloha 6y ago
Is there a free source for this article somewhere?
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by metaloha 7y ago
You're asking deep architecture questions that sound simple but require a lot of consideration. * choose a front-end language your team is comfortable with, because it will need to be written quickly and be maintained * choose a back-e
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by metaloha 7y ago
Is there a non-Medium link to this? I can't read it :(
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by metaloha 7y ago
JSON isn't binary, it's text-based and human-readable by design (similar to YAML in that sense). JSONB is a binary variant, though, potentially more suitable for machine-to-machine communication and stores more efficiently in data
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by metaloha 7y ago
Rice cookers. Totally ingenious.
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The Loss Of Micro-Privacy: How small design changes rewrote rules of messaging(medium.com)
2 points by metaloha 7y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 7y ago
The note doesn't appear, just an empty box with a thick black border :( Impossible to use!
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by metaloha 7y ago
We use https://lattice.com/ and it seems to work pretty well for us :)

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