mmcclimon

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1. 31.▲
   by mmcclimon 6y ago

   (I work for Fastmail, but am not really involved with the teams that have done most of the work on labels.) In the backend, there is no difference between labels mode and folders mode; all of the changes are in the UI. There are no IMAP a
2. 32.▲
   by mmcclimon 7y ago

   It still does. Booking and ZipRecruiter are easily the two largest employers of Perl programmers.
3. 33.▲
   by mmcclimon 7y ago

   This was much more fun after I entered `secondsRemaining = 100000` in the console.
4. 34.▲
   by mmcclimon 7y ago

   It's true that they're experimental, but it's extremely unlikely they'll be removed. The only reason they weren't stable in the most recent version of perl is because of some interactions with subroutine attributes
5. 35.▲
   by mmcclimon 7y ago

   This isn’t your main point, but FWIW, there is a draft in the IETF for JMAP over websockets. It was approaching trivial to implement; I think our (Fastmail’s) main Cyrus developer wrote it from scratch over a weekend.
6. 36.▲
   by mmcclimon 11y ago

   I really like this, for the most part (and apropos, since the first day of teaching ear-training for the semester is tomorrow!). You're probably randomly generating these, but I would strongly suggest incorporating some voice-leading a
7. 37.▲
   by mmcclimon 12y ago

   Music departments tend to be expensive in terms of faculty, sine most of their time is spent in private lessons. If an oboe studio has 10 students, that's essentially 10 hours a week in lessons alone. In that same 10 hours, an English