milch

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by milch 11mo ago
There are competitors like itch.io, which are specifically targeted towards indies
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by milch 11mo ago
Maybe my hands are small, but to type []|\+= and not use my pinky I would either have to move my entire hand over or contort it even more to use my ring finger
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by milch 11mo ago
Personally I started getting wrist pain 2 or 3 years ago. I have been using Colemak anyway for more than 15 years - my original reason for switching was because the German QWERTZ layout I grew up with is not very programming friendly, symbo
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by milch 1y ago
I don't see how less puzzles is an improvement - you always had the option to only do 12 puzzles and skip ones you don't find interesting. I guess just from a statistical perspective, you're probably more likely to find 12 pu
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by milch 1y ago
If your parent company spend is millions, your 4.5k is probably "free" anyway in credits, discounts, reserved capacity, or whatever
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by milch 1y ago
I've started seeing this increasingly over the past few months, both from Teslas and non-Teslas. Most recently about 2 weeks ago, someone did it right in front of a police car - who didn't care in the slightest! Some people just d
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by milch 1y ago
I swapped out a "proper" parser for a regex parser for one particular thing we have at work that was too slow with the original parser. The format it is parsing is very simple, one top level tag, no nested keys, no comments, no at
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by milch 1y ago
Personally I think they are useful, but in a much narrow way than they are often sold as. For things I'm very familiar with, they seem to reduce my productivity by a good chunk. For things I don't want to do like writing some kind
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by milch 1y ago
I was told the total cost was about 10k or so including filing fees and lawyers, and so on, and O1 closer to 50k or so. Seems like most of big tech will just try for O1 instead now... I've heard some wild stories over the years of how
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by milch 1y ago
They seem to have fixed that, at least for me all the top results are Pinboard clients or other products with Pinboard in the name. With the ads it really feels like Apple is playing all sides, they almost always show the competitor first.
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by milch 1y ago
At least it's always only one ad, but on the other hand it takes up half the screen. Plus the title is the name of the app, not "Firefox". Really, the bar is not very high for ads
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by milch 1y ago
I've heard lots of people complain during the "exploratory" phase of writing code - maybe you haven't fully figured out how to write the code yet, you're iteratively making changes and restructuring as you go. Most
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by milch 1y ago
Is there a standard that all software must be developed in ANSI C that I missed, or something? The git developers are saying - we want to use Rust because we think it will save us development effort. NonStop people are saying we can't
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by milch 1y ago
"You have to backport security fixes for your own tiny platform because your build environment doesn't support our codebase or make your build environment support our codebase" seems like a 100% reasonable stance to me
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by milch 1y ago
10 YoE means nothing. Let's not pretend there isn't a massive skill gap in software engineering. I've interviewed and worked with 10+ YoE people in my company that I wouldn't trust with junior work on my team.
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by milch 1y ago
There is aerospace on macOS, which works very well IME. Some missing features but active development and the author is happy to accept PRs as long as they fit within the project scope
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by milch 1y ago
Every person I know that works "back of the house" says the amount of plastic that you don't even see as a consumer is at least 10x of the final consumer packaging
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by milch 1y ago
I think whatever companies you were at just didn't have very effective meetings. There's a time for "laptops down" and there's a time for laptops. If we can't prototype, brainstorm, outline ideas... why even ha
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by milch 1y ago
It's a dumb argument anyway. Most normies think autopilot means the plane flies itself. At the very least they think it flies itself except for landing or takeoff. By the technical definition of an autopilot perhaps they were correct,
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by milch 1y ago
The HM answered, it was just not what the author wanted: > That is part of the assessment itself, see what kind of extra features you can come up if any It seems like the author wanted to hear something more like "ok, here’s a list
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by milch 1y ago
The author did a bunch of things that were irrelevant to the product (deploying to Fargate using Pulumi) while not delivering on the basic features that they were asked for ("terminal inspired email client"). If you watch the vide
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by milch 1y ago
IME that is certainly the norm in many European countries. Where I'm from the labels usually say the full price and then the tax rate next to it, e.g. "120 EUR incl. 20% VAT" meaning the actual product is 100 EUR and the 20%
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by milch 1y ago
I just timed it, my personal Mac takes 10s to the login screen and then 4 seconds to the desktop after putting in my password. My work Mac takes 3+ min. All of the endpoint monitoring stuff they put on there really takes its toll. My window
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by milch 1y ago
Adobe is the worst offender. I just checked and I have no less than 8 Adobe processes running on my macOS machine, without any Adobe apps running, and with all of the settings to run in the background or sync stuff turned off. I even have a
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by milch 2y ago
I just checked mine and I have about 250k emails sitting in my personal laptop's mailbox, no issues there. It might be dependent on the provider - I know at work where we use Exchange I get occasional slowdowns but I'm not sure wh
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by milch 2y ago
AWS throws errors that look like `arn:aws:iam:... is not authorized to call "$SERVICE_NAME:$API_NAME" on resource arn:aws:$SERVICE_NAME:...`. I think it's more complicated when you go cross account, and the receiving account
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by milch 2y ago
Except that the article said that the HOA needed to change the rules before that forced the couple to change what they were doing. The only thing that was called out as being against the rules was them keeping chickens in their backyard
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by milch 2y ago
I think if you compared the median wage of people holding at least a bachelors degree with just software developers they'd be closer together as well
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by milch 2y ago
Maybe people need to add deliberate traps on their websites. You could imagine a provider like Cloudflare injecting a randomly generated code phrase into thousands of sites and making sure to attribute it under a strict license, that is inv
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by milch 2y ago
You responded to a comic where a guy has a slide saying those things I enumerated — so the response of "what if it is for nothing" is quite literally in opposition to clean water, livable cities, and so on. It seems your comment w

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