michaelsalim

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   by michaelsalim 5y ago

   Deno sounds neat to me but last I tried, I get the impression that it's better than Node in areas that doesn't really matter. Some thing are really annoying to deal with which are easy in Node. The other way is true where Node suc
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   by michaelsalim 5y ago

   I commit as soon as a single functionality makes sense as its own. Simple example: If function X uses function A, B and C. I'll commit after finishing A, B, or C. And once X is then, I create a separate commit. I also ensure the code s
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   by michaelsalim 5y ago

   This looks amazing, thanks for sharing!
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   by michaelsalim 5y ago

   My ideas are mostly things I need/want myself. So the first step is to find something that solves it. If it exists, great! If it doesn't or if there's some pain points, I google about the topic and find out the important thin
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   by michaelsalim 5y ago

   Good to know, thanks!
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   by michaelsalim 5y ago

   I see some comments of remapping the caps lock into ctrl. Not much benefit IMO. I'd recommend to trying out backspace instead. Why? It removes the need to move your right hand off the mouse if you need to delete anything. For example:
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   by michaelsalim 5y ago

   Didn't know I wanted this but that'll be awesome!
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   by michaelsalim 5y ago

   From what I understood, the price goes down occasionally (not sure how often). If you're happy with the price, then go for it. Otherwise wait for it go lower and risk someone stealing the deal. That's why the price varies widely.
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   by michaelsalim 5y ago

   I'm currently mentoring someone from scratch and they're using autocompletion a lot. Have mixed feelings about it to be honest. I'm not a big fan of tools like Copilot and it'll be really hard for someone to convince me
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    by michaelsalim 5y ago

    What's better about shortcut? Is it a matter of being the least bad among others?
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    by michaelsalim 5y ago

    Stack overflow teams exist. https://stackoverflow.com/teams/pricing . At $COMPANY, we tried this and it was a waste of time. The problem is you need someone to answer the questions. So instead of looking at the wiki or
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    by michaelsalim 5y ago

    Can you share a little bit on your setup for Pianoteq? I tried something similar a while back but didn't find a sound i liked. That plus needing to plug it into a computer had me abandoning the idea. But now that the Steam Deck is rele
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    by michaelsalim 5y ago

    It's crazy how good valve have been handling steam deck's launch. I hope other companies take note.
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    by michaelsalim 5y ago

    > In other words, what’s to stop companies from using an Open Source Rig to harm users more than it would help? Aside from the FOSS argument, I find this statement quite sad. How your creation might/could be used shouldn't be t
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    by michaelsalim 5y ago

    How do you know when not to redirect on '/'? Based on the history if the URL is the same domain? Does it mean that you make it obvious to the user on how to get to the marketing page from the app? I'm looking into simil
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    by michaelsalim 5y ago

    Yeah, I've always just read it as... "yeah, this sucks for you but hey, it's in the name of security. This'll be more secure! Probably!"
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    by michaelsalim 5y ago

    I'm not familiar with Vue but that doesn't sound like a bad thing. I'd compare it to a language taking a concept from a different one. For example, PHP7 added null coalescing or look at languages like Java and C# that have ad
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    by michaelsalim 5y ago

    I used the same extension but now moved to https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery . You can group tabs, set rules (like automatically move to group X if URL matches Y) and much more. Best of all, you can save a snapshot of